"The actual voting numbers are what you would expect," he said.
Wood County's total on Nov. 6 was 62,338 votes, he said, for a turnout of about 57 percent of registered voters.
Not only is that far below 108 percent -- it's well below the statewide turnout of about 68 percent reported by the secretary of state.
Obama's total in Wood County -- 31,596 votes, or about 51 percent of those cast -- was lower than his 2008 tally, according election night totals from the secretary of state. Mitt Romney received 28,997 votes, or about 47 percent -- less than John McCain's 2008 total.