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Precinct Summary Rep Fayette County, Texas Official Results Run Date:06/05/12 Primary Election Run Time:02:09 Pm May 29, 2012 Statistics file:///D:/Documents and Settings/Brittanyl/Local Settings/Temporary Inte... PRECINCT SUMMARY REP FAYETTE COUNTY, TEXAS OFFICIAL RESULTS RUN DATE:06/05/12 PRIMARY ELECTION RUN TIME:02:09 PM MAY 29, 2012 STATISTICS 0001 1 East La Grange VOTES PERCENT REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 896 REGISTERED VOTERS - REPUBLICAN PARTY . 0 REGISTERED VOTERS - DEMOCRATIC PARTY . 0 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 237 BALLOTS CAST - REPUBLICAN PARTY . 210 88.61 BALLOTS CAST - DEMOCRATIC PARTY . 27 11.39 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 26.45 ********** (REPUBLICAN PARTY) ********** President VOTE FOR 1 Michele Bachmann . 2 .98 John Davis . 0 Newt Gingrich . 6 2.93 Mitt Romney. 138 67.32 Jon Huntsman . 1 .49 Charles "Buddy" Roemer . 1 .49 Rick Santorum . 13 6.34 Ron Paul. 37 18.05 Uncommitted. 7 3.41 Total . 205 United States Senator VOTE FOR 1 Joe Agris . 0 Lela Pittenger. 2 .99 Glenn Addison . 2 .99 Ted Cruz. 33 16.34 Curt Cleaver . 1 .50 Craig James. 6 2.97 Tom Leppert. 35 17.33 David Dewhurst. 122 60.40 Ben Gambini. 1 .50 Total . 202 United States Representative, Dist. 10 VOTE FOR 1 Michael McCaul. 153 85.96 Eddie Traylor . 25 14.04 Total . 178 Railroad Commissioner VOTE FOR 1 Christi Craddick . 55 31.43 Joe Cotten . 13 7.43 Becky Berger . 66 37.71 Warren Chisum . 18 10.29 Roland Sledge . 12 6.86 Beryl Burgess . 11 6.29 Total . 175 1 of 131 9/6/2012 8:04 AM file:///D:/Documents and Settings/Brittanyl/Local Settings/Temporary Inte... Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term VOTE FOR 1 Elizabeth Murray-Kolb . 56 35.90 Barry Smitherman . 56 35.90 Greg Parker. 42 26.92 Al Lee . 2 1.28 Total . 156 Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2 VOTE FOR 1 Steve Smith. 62 38.99 Don Willett. 97 61.01 Total . 159 Justice, Supreme Court, Place 4 VOTE FOR 1 John Devine. 72 45.57 David Medina . 52 32.91 Joe Pool, Jr. 34 21.52 Total . 158 Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 VOTE FOR 1 Nathan Hecht . 146 100.00 Total . 146 Presiding Judge, CT of Criminal Appeals VOTE FOR 1 Sharon Keller. 151 100.00 Total . 151 Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Pl 7 VOTE FOR 1 Barbara Parker Hervey . 153 100.00 Total . 153 Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Pl 8 VOTE FOR 1 Elsa Alcala. 146 100.00 Total . 146 Member, State BoE, District 10 VOTE FOR 1 Tom Maynard. 51 30.00 Jeff Fleece. 5 2.94 Rebecca Osborne . 114 67.06 Total . 170 State Senator, District 18 VOTE FOR 1 Glenn Hegar. 159 100.00 Total . 159 State Representative, District 13 VOTE FOR 1 Lois W. Kolkhorst. 155 100.00 Total . 155 2 of 131 9/6/2012 8:04 AM file:///D:/Documents and Settings/Brittanyl/Local Settings/Temporary Inte... 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 2 VOTE FOR 1 Jeff Rose . 151 100.00 Total . 151 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 3 VOTE FOR 1 Scott Field. 96 61.15 Madeleine Connor . 61 38.85 Total . 157 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 5 VOTE FOR 1 David Puryear . 153 100.00 Total . 153 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 6 VOTE FOR 1 Bob Pemberton . 153 100.00 Total . 153 Constable, Precinct No. 2 VOTE FOR 1 Roger Wunderlich . 159 80.30 Douglas "Doug" Ryal . 36 18.18 Kenneth King . 3 1.52 Total . 198 County Chairman VOTE FOR 1 Steven J. Green . 144 100.00 Total . 144 ********** (DEMOCRATIC PARTY) ********** President VOTE FOR 1 Darcy G. Richardson . 1 5.26 John Wolfe . 3 15.79 Bob Ely . 0 Barack Obama . 15 78.95 Total . 19 United States Senator VOTE FOR 1 Paul Sadler. 16 72.73 Sean Hubbard . 1 4.55 Addie Dainell Allen . 0 Grady Yarbrough . 5 22.73 Total . 22 United States Representative, Dist. 10 VOTE FOR 1 Tawana L. Cadien . 4 20.00 William E. Miller, Jr. 16 80.00 Total . 20 3 of 131 9/6/2012 8:04 AM file:///D:/Documents and Settings/Brittanyl/Local Settings/Temporary Inte... Railroad Commissioner VOTE FOR 1 Dale Henry . 17 100.00 Total . 17 Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 VOTE FOR 1 Michele Petty . 17 100.00 Total . 17 Presiding Judge, CT of Criminal Appeals VOTE FOR 1 Keith Hampton . 17 100.00 Total . 17 Member, State BoE, District 10 VOTE FOR 1 Judy Jennings . 17 100.00 Total . 17 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 2 VOTE FOR 1 J. Andrew Hathcock . 16 100.00 Total . 16 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 3 VOTE FOR 1 Diane Henson . 17 100.00 Total . 17 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 5 VOTE FOR 1 Karen L. Watkins . 17 100.00 Total . 17 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 6 VOTE FOR 1 Bryan Case . 17 100.00 Total . 17 County Attorney VOTE FOR 1 Peggy S. Supak. 20 100.00 Total . 20 County Sheriff VOTE FOR 1 Keith Korenek . 20 100.00 Total . 20 County Tax Assessor-Collector VOTE FOR 1 Carol Johnson . 19 100.00 Total . 19 4 of 131 9/6/2012 8:04 AM file:///D:/Documents and Settings/Brittanyl/Local Settings/Temporary Inte... County Chairman VOTE FOR 1 Cecil R Webster . 17 100.00 Total . 17 ********** (REPUBLICAN PARTY) ********** SCHOOL CHOICE VOTE FOR 1 YES . 157 80.93 NO. 37 19.07 Total . 194 REPEALING OBAMACARE VOTE FOR 1 YES . 179 92.75 NO. 14 7.25 Total . 193 PUBLIC PRAYER VOTE FOR 1 YES . 185 93.91 NO. 12 6.09 Total . 197 BALANCED BUDGET VOTE FOR 1 YES . 191 97.95 NO. 4 2.05 Total . 195 REDISTRICTING VOTE FOR 1 YES . 144 76.60 NO. 44 23.40 Total . 188 ********** (DEMOCRATIC PARTY) ********** PROPOSITION 1 VOTE FOR 1 FOR . 19 76.00 AGAINST . 6 24.00 Total . 25 PROPOSITION 2 VOTE FOR 1 FOR . 24 92.31 AGAINST . 2 7.69 Total . 26 PROPOSITION 3 VOTE FOR 1 FOR . 21 80.77 AGAINST . 5 19.23 Total . 26 PRECINCT SUMMARY REP FAYETTE COUNTY, TEXAS OFFICIAL RESULTS 5 of 131 9/6/2012 8:04 AM file:///D:/Documents and Settings/Brittanyl/Local Settings/Temporary Inte... RUN DATE:06/05/12 PRIMARY ELECTION RUN TIME:02:09 PM MAY 29, 2012 STATISTICS 0002 1 North La Grange VOTES PERCENT REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 2092 REGISTERED VOTERS - REPUBLICAN PARTY . 0 REGISTERED VOTERS - DEMOCRATIC PARTY . 0 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 558 BALLOTS CAST - REPUBLICAN PARTY . 447 80.11 BALLOTS CAST - DEMOCRATIC PARTY . 111 19.89 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 26.67 ********** (REPUBLICAN PARTY) ********** President VOTE FOR 1 Michele Bachmann . 5 1.15 John Davis . 0 Newt Gingrich . 17 3.91 Mitt Romney. 290 66.67 Jon Huntsman . 1 .23 Charles "Buddy" Roemer . 0 Rick Santorum . 32 7.36 Ron Paul. 77 17.70 Uncommitted. 13 2.99 Total . 435 United States Senator VOTE FOR 1 Joe Agris . 0 Lela Pittenger. 5 1.20 Glenn Addison . 11 2.64 Ted Cruz. 82 19.66 Curt Cleaver . 0 Craig James. 20 4.80 Tom Leppert. 57 13.67 David Dewhurst. 242 58.03 Ben Gambini. 0 Total . 417 United States Representative, Dist. 10 VOTE FOR 1 Michael McCaul. 285 81.43 Eddie Traylor . 65 18.57 Total . 350 Railroad Commissioner VOTE FOR 1 Christi Craddick . 110 31.70 Joe Cotten . 42 12.10 Becky Berger . 111 31.99 Warren Chisum . 41 11.82 Roland Sledge . 28 8.07 Beryl Burgess . 15 4.32 Total . 347 Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term VOTE FOR 1 6 of 131 9/6/2012 8:04 AM file:///D:/Documents and Settings/Brittanyl/Local Settings/Temporary Inte... Elizabeth Murray-Kolb . 90 27.27 Barry Smitherman . 122 36.97 Greg Parker. 93 28.18 Al Lee . 25 7.58 Total . 330 Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2 VOTE FOR 1 Steve Smith. 146 45.77 Don Willett. 173 54.23 Total . 319 Justice, Supreme Court, Place 4 VOTE FOR 1 John Devine. 116 36.48 David Medina . 156 49.06 Joe Pool, Jr. 46 14.47 Total . 318 Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 VOTE FOR 1 Nathan Hecht . 298 100.00 Total . 298 Presiding Judge, CT of Criminal Appeals VOTE FOR 1 Sharon Keller. 316 100.00 Total . 316 Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Pl 7 VOTE FOR 1 Barbara Parker Hervey . 306 100.00 Total . 306 Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Pl 8 VOTE FOR 1 Elsa Alcala. 301 100.00 Total . 301 Member, State BoE, District 10 VOTE FOR 1 Tom Maynard. 100 28.25 Jeff Fleece. 34 9.60 Rebecca Osborne . 220 62.15 Total . 354 State Senator, District 18 VOTE FOR 1 Glenn Hegar. 342 100.00 Total . 342 State Representative, District 13 VOTE FOR 1 Lois W. Kolkhorst. 326 100.00 Total . 326 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 2 7 of 131 9/6/2012 8:04 AM file:///D:/Documents and Settings/Brittanyl/Local Settings/Temporary Inte... VOTE FOR 1 Jeff Rose . 303 100.00 Total . 303 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 3 VOTE FOR 1 Scott Field. 220 69.62 Madeleine Connor . 96 30.38 Total . 316 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 5 VOTE FOR 1 David Puryear . 300 100.00 Total . 300 3rd Court of Appeals District, Place 6 VOTE FOR 1 Bob Pemberton . 297 100.00 Total . 297 County Commissioner, Precinct No. 1 VOTE FOR 1 Roland E. Guettler, Jr.. 59 13.59 Joe Rogers . 98 22.58 Jason B. McBroom . 154 35.48 Larry Bernshausen. 123 28.34 Total . 434 County Chairman VOTE FOR 1 Steven J. Green . 298 100.00 Total . 298 ********** (DEMOCRATIC PARTY) ********** President VOTE FOR 1 Darcy G. Richardson . 12 13.19 John Wolfe . 11 12.09 Bob Ely .
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