| The West Virginia primary election voter turnout was the lowest in 32 years.
While it was an off-year election and few high-profile races, plus the switch to computer voting in 34 counties, the turn-out was dismal.
Secretary of State Betty Ireland said only 25% of the registered voters bothered to cast their ballots.
That is only 292-thousand-334 people, compared to the one-point-13 million registered voters.
Wyoming County had the highest voter turnout with 46 percent.
Well-populated Berkeley County had the lowest turnout, with only 14 percent.
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