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More than 60% of eligible Lorain County voters turned out for Tuesday's election

The 5AM Lorain teamFrom Friday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you voted Tuesday, you were in good company. More than 60% of eligible Lorain County voters cast ballots, and the share ran even higher in a number of northeast county precincts, in places like Avon, Avon Lake and North Ridgeville, according to data reviewed by The Chronicle-Telegram.

Also from around the county: listed 119 property transactions in Lorain County dated Oct. 18-24, as of Nov. 4. Lorain led all towns with 25 of them.

Lorain led Lorain County property transactions with 25 in a week

Source: Lorain Times

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Value
Lorain25
Elyria18
North Ridgeville15
Avon8
Amherst7
Avon Lake6
  • North Ridgeville: $3.4 million across 15 transactions
  • Elyria: 18 transactions totaling $2.6 million
  • Lorain: 25 transactions totaling $3.3 million
  • Transactions at or above $1 million: 1

The week's reported sales added up to $28.3 million

$28.3 million
in total reported transactions
$164,200
median reported price
$3,380,240
highest listed price

Source: Lorain Times

Sources: Chronicle Telegram, Lorain Times

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