Terre Haute, In. – Vigo County election officials reported brisk and steady turnout for Tuesday’s primary, with roughly 21.3% of registered voters casting ballots by late afternoon. High-profile local contests, including a competitive Sheriff’s race and the District 38 State Senate seat, fueled the day’s participation across the county’s voting centers. On the Republican side, 10,642 voters turned out, while the Democratic primary saw 5,116 participants. Key results from the day include Republican incumbent Greg Goode securing his nomination for State Senate with roughly 54% of the vote, while Steve Ellis claimed the GOP nod for Sheriff. For the Democrats, current Sheriff Derek Fell won his party’s nomination with 49% support, setting the stage for a busy general election this November.