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Election Summary Report Date:11/03/20 Time:21:14:25 GENERAL ELECTION Page:1 of 4 BURLINGTON, VT Election Summary Report Date:11/03/20 Time:21:14:25 GENERAL ELECTION Page:1 of 4 BURLINGTON, VT. Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 37015 - Cards Cast 22372 60.44% Num. Report Precinct 19 - Num. Reporting 19 100.00% PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT GOVERNOR Total Total Number of Precincts 19 Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Times Counted 22372/37015 60.4 % Times Counted 22372/37015 60.4 % Total Votes 22255 Total Votes 21743 Times Blank Voted 111 Times Blank Voted 623 Times Over Voted 6 Times Over Voted 6 Number Of Under Votes 0 Number Of Under Votes 0 BIDEN/HARRIS 19238 86.44% WAYNE BILLADO III 87 0.40% BLANKENSHIP/MOHR 3 0.01% MICHAEL A. DEVOST 32 0.15% CARROLL/PATEL 9 0.04% CHARLY DICKERSON 56 0.26% COLLINS/PARKER 6 0.03% KEVIN HOYT 90 0.41% DE LA FUENTE/RCHRDSN 2 0.01% EMILY PEYTON 177 0.81% DUNCAN/BUPP 4 0.02% PHIL SCOTT 10545 48.50% HAWKINS/ WALKER 157 0.71% E. HAZLETT WHITNEY 83 0.38% HUBER/ATWOOD 1 0.00% DAVID ZUCKERMAN 10600 48.75% JORGENSEN/COHEN 155 0.70% Write-in Votes 73 0.34% KENNEDY/JARRETT 22 0.10% KOPITKE/IWANOW 2 0.01% LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR LAFONTAINE/SPEED 22 0.10% Total LARIVA/FREEMAN 34 0.15% Number of Precincts 19 MCCORMIC/BLASIAK 0 0.00% Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % PAIGE/WITMAN 31 0.14% Times Counted 22372/37015 60.4 % PIERCE/BALLARD 8 0.04% Total Votes 21225 SCALF/LYDA 2 0.01% Times Blank Voted 1141 SEGAL/DE GRAAF 4 0.02% Times Over Voted 6 SWING/OLSZTA 10 0.04% Number Of Under Votes 0 TRUMP/PENCE 2292 10.30% WAYNE BILLADO III 236 1.11% WEST/TIDBALL 87 0.39% RALPH CORBO 560 2.64% Write-in Votes 166 0.75% CRIS ERICSON 924 4.35% MOLLY GRAY 15191 71.57% REP. TO CONGRESS SCOTT MILNE 4177 19.68% Total Write-in Votes 137 0.65% Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % STATE TREASURER Times Counted 22372/37015 60.4 % Total Total Votes 20192 Number of Precincts 19 Times Blank Voted 2166 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Times Over Voted 14 Times Counted 22372/37015 60.4 % Number Of Under Votes 0 Total Votes 20402 PETER R. BECKER 330 1.63% Times Blank Voted 1961 MIRIAM BERRY 2011 9.96% Times Over Voted 9 CHRISTOPHER HELALI 666 3.30% Number Of Under Votes 0 MARCIA HORNE 247 1.22% C. WHITNEY BRANAGAN 2595 12.72% SHAWN ORR 44 0.22% CRIS ERICSON 1535 7.52% JERRY TRUDELL 90 0.45% BETH PEARCE 15157 74.29% PETER WELCH 16757 82.99% ALEX WRIGHT 1086 5.32% Write-in Votes 47 0.23% Write-in Votes 29 0.14% Election Summary Report Date:11/03/20 Time:21:14:25 GENERAL ELECTION Page:2 of 4 BURLINGTON, VT. Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 37015 - Cards Cast 22372 60.44% Num. Report Precinct 19 - Num. Reporting 19 100.00% SECRETARY OF STATE CHI. STATE SENATOR Total Total Number of Precincts 19 Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Times Counted 22372/37015 60.4 % Times Counted 22372/37015 60.4 % Total Votes 20664 Total Votes 98527 Times Blank Voted 1705 Times Blank Voted 1287 Times Over Voted 3 Times Over Voted 32 Number Of Under Votes 0 Number Of Under Votes 27791 JIM CONDOS 16152 78.16% PHIL BARUTH 13841 14.05% CRIS ERICSON 1255 6.07% SUSAN BOWEN 2958 3.00% H. BROOKE PAIGE 2013 9.74% TOM CHASTENAY 2431 2.47% PAMALA SMITH 1212 5.87% THOMAS CHITTENDEN 13644 13.85% Write-in Votes 32 0.15% JAMES EHLERS 3167 3.21% KYLIE HOLLINGSWORTH 1996 2.03% AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTS KUMULIA "KASE" LONG 2792 2.83% Total VIRGINIA LYONS 13446 13.65% Number of Precincts 19 CHRISTOPHER PEARSON 11021 11.19% Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % KESHA RAM 14799 15.02% Times Counted 22372/37015 60.4 % ERICKA REDIC 2911 2.95% Total Votes 19353 DEAN ROLLAND 2183 2.22% Times Blank Voted 3017 MICHAEL SIROTKIN 13018 13.21% Times Over Voted 2 Write-in Votes 320 0.32% Number Of Under Votes 0 CRIS ERICSON 3334 17.23% CHI 6-1 STATE REP. DOUG HOFFER 15902 82.17% Total Write-in Votes 117 0.60% Number of Precincts 2 Precincts Reporting 2 100.0 % ATTORNEY GENERAL Times Counted 5036/6692 75.3 % Total Total Votes 7125 Number of Precincts 19 Times Blank Voted 639 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Times Over Voted 0 Times Counted 22372/37015 60.4 % Number Of Under Votes 1669 Total Votes 20657 ROBERT HOOPER 3305 46.39% Times Blank Voted 1709 CAROL ODE 3641 51.10% Times Over Voted 6 Write-in Votes 179 2.51% Number Of Under Votes 0 T.J. DONOVAN 17220 83.36% CHI 6-2 STATE REP. CRIS ERICSON 1499 7.26% Total H. BROOKE PAIGE 1851 8.96% Number of Precincts 3 Write-in Votes 87 0.42% Precincts Reporting 3 100.0 % Times Counted 2890/4080 70.8 % Total Votes 2318 Times Blank Voted 572 Times Over Voted 0 Number Of Under Votes 0 EMMA MULVANEY-STANAK 2223 95.90% Write-in Votes 95 4.10% Election Summary Report Date:11/03/20 Time:21:14:26 GENERAL ELECTION Page:3 of 4 BURLINGTON, VT. Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 37015 - Cards Cast 22372 60.44% Num. Report Precinct 19 - Num. Reporting 19 100.00% CHI 6-3 STATE REP. CHI 6-7 STATE REP. Total Total Number of Precincts 5 Number of Precincts 1 Precincts Reporting 5 100.0 % Precincts Reporting 1 100.0 % Times Counted 4392/7984 55.0 % Times Counted 360/522 69.0 % Total Votes 6096 Total Votes 507 Times Blank Voted 744 Times Blank Voted 43 Times Over Voted 0 Times Over Voted 0 Number Of Under Votes 1200 Number Of Under Votes 127 JILL KROWINSKI 3321 54.48% HAL COLSTON 231 45.56% CURT MCCORMACK 2717 44.57% JAMES EHLERS 65 12.82% Write-in Votes 58 0.95% TAYLOR SMALL 211 41.62% Write-in Votes 0 0.00% CHI 6-4 STATE REP. Total CHI. HIGH BAILIFF Number of Precincts 3 Total Precincts Reporting 3 100.0 % Number of Precincts 19 Times Counted 2867/6394 44.8 % Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Total Votes 4065 Times Counted 22372/37015 60.4 % Times Blank Voted 471 Total Votes 16365 Times Over Voted 0 Times Blank Voted 6003 Number Of Under Votes 727 Times Over Voted 4 BRIAN CINA 1858 45.71% Number Of Under Votes 0 SELENE COLBURN 2147 52.82% DANIEL L. GAMELIN 16003 97.79% Write-in Votes 60 1.48% Write-in Votes 362 2.21% CHI 6-5 STATE REP. Total Number of Precincts 2 Precincts Reporting 2 100.0 % Times Counted 5414/7819 69.2 % Total Votes 8234 Times Blank Voted 552 Times Over Voted 0 Number Of Under Votes 1490 TIFF BLUEMLE 3713 45.09% TOM LICATA 1016 12.34% GABRIELLE STEBBINS 3470 42.14% Write-in Votes 35 0.43% CHI 6-6 STATE REP. Total Number of Precincts 3 Precincts Reporting 3 100.0 % Times Counted 1413/3524 40.1 % Total Votes 1111 Times Blank Voted 302 Times Over Voted 0 Number Of Under Votes 0 BARBARA RACHELSON 1082 97.39% Write-in Votes 29 2.61% Election Summary Report Date:11/03/20 Time:21:14:26 GENERAL ELECTION Page:4 of 4 BURLINGTON, VT. Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 37015 - Cards Cast 22372 60.44% Num. Report Precinct 19 - Num. Reporting 19 100.00% JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Total Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Times Counted 22372/37015 60.4 % Total Votes 174761 Times Blank Voted 4035 Times Over Voted 107 Number Of Under Votes 98689 JOHN M. ACKERSON 2551 1.46% PAMELA L. ACKERSON 2635 1.51% SUE ALENICK 7321 4.19% GENEVIEVE ANTHONY 2132 1.22% BOB BOLYARD 6376 3.65% JESSE BRIDGES 7136 4.08% HANNAH BRISLIN 4259 2.44% ANDREW CHAMPAGNE 6345 3.63% BRIAN CINA 4698 2.69% GAIL COMPTON 6706 3.84% MARIA CRONYN 1753 1.00% ALI DIENG 9090 5.20% AIDAN DOHERTY 5050 2.89% ABBEY DUKE 6615 3.79% ALEX R. FARRELL 2604 1.49% PERRI FREEMAN 3886 2.22% CARMEN GEORGE 7088 4.06% JACK HANSON 3367 1.93% ZORAYA HIGHTOWER 5574 3.19% BOB HOOPER 6332 3.62% MARK HUGHES 3420 1.96% DAVID KIRK 2357 1.35% DEBORAH KRAFT 3591 2.05% ERIN KRANICHFELD 6250 3.58% CONNIE KROSNEY 3342 1.91% KOLBY LAMARCHE 2046 1.17% ASHLEY LAPORTE 4434 2.54% JESS LAPORTE 3794 2.17% TERRY LEFEBVRE 5331 3.05% JASON LORBER 5340 3.06% MARY-KATHERINE STONE 5665 3.24% ERHARD MAHNKE 3889 2.23% PAUL E. MCCAFFREY 1504 0.86% KELLY PIERPONT 3353 1.92% BARB PRINE 3829 2.19% HELAINE RAPPAPORT 5570 3.19% KAREN ROWELL 2210 1.26% JANE STROMBERG 4319 2.47% CHASE TAYLOR 2594 1.48% Write-in Votes 405 0.23%.
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