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May 20 2014 Primary Election 5/23/18, 1253 PM May 20 2014 Primary Election Results Clackamas County, Oregon Primary Election May 20, 2014 Official Final Cumulative Report List of Contests: . Registration and Turnout Registration and Completed Precincts: 118 of 118 Turnout Reg/Turnout Percentage Registration and Total Registered Voters 223,718 Turnout Republican Total Ballots Cast 69,231 30.9% Registration and Turnout Democrat Top United States Registration and Turnout Senator - Democrat Republican Representative in Congress, 3rd Completed Precincts: 118 of 118 District - Democrat Reg/Turnout Percentage Representative in Total Registered Voters 76,105 Congress, 5th District - Democrat Total Ballots Cast 28,962 38.1% Top Governor - Democrat Registration and Turnout State Senator, 13th Democrat District - Democrat Completed Precincts: 118 of 118 State Senator, 19th District - Democrat Reg/Turnout Percentage State Senator, 20th Total Registered Voters 82,721 District - Democrat Total Ballots Cast 29,500 35.7% State Senator, 24th Top District - Democrat United States Senator - Democrat http://www.clackamas.us/elections/results/52014results.html Page 1 of 19 May 20 2014 Primary Election 5/23/18, 1253 PM State Senator, 26th Completed Precincts: 118 of 118 District - Democrat Vote Count Percentage State Representative, Jeff Merkley 24,955 90.9% 18th District - William Bryk 1,091 4.0% Democrat Pavel Goberman 916 3.3% State Representative, Write-in 484 1.8% 26th District - Top Democrat State Representative in Congress, 3rd District - Democrat Representative, Completed Precincts: 36 of 36 35th District - Democrat Vote Count Percentage State Earl Blumenauer 5,224 96.7% Representative, Write-in 177 3.3% 37th District - Democrat Top State Representative in Congress, 5th District - Democrat Representative, 38th District - Completed Precincts: 82 of 82 Democrat Vote Count Percentage State Kurt Schrader 18,247 84.7% Representative, 39th District - Anita Brown 3,103 14.4% Democrat Write-in 187 0.9% State Top Representative, 40th District - Governor - Democrat Democrat Completed Precincts: 118 of 118 State Representative, Vote Count Percentage 41st District - John Kitzhaber 24,270 88.8% Democrat Ifeanyichukwu C Diru 2,374 8.7% State Representative, Write-in 701 2.6% 48th District - Top Democrat State State Senator, 13th District - Democrat Representative, http://www.clackamas.us/elections/results/52014results.html Page 2 of 19 May 20 2014 Primary Election 5/23/18, 1253 PM 51st District - Completed Precincts: 3 of 3 Democrat Vote Count Percentage State Ryan Howard 694 98.0% Representative, 52nd District - Write-in 14 2.0% Democrat Top United States Senator - State Senator, 19th District - Democrat Republican Completed Precincts: 25 of 25 Representative in Vote Count Percentage Congress, 3rd District - Richard Devlin 5,922 99.2% Republican Write-in 45 0.8% Representative in Top Congress, 5th District - State Senator, 20th District - Democrat Republican Completed Precincts: 41 of 41 Governor - Republican Vote Count Percentage State Senator, 13th Jamie Damon 6,413 97.3% District - Write-in 181 2.7% Republican Top State Senator, 19th District - State Senator, 24th District - Democrat Republican Completed Precincts: 8 of 8 State Senator, 20th District - Vote Count Percentage Republican Rod Monroe 1,247 98.5% State Senator, 24th Write-in 19 1.5% District - Top Republican State Senator, 26th State Senator, 26th District - Democrat District - Completed Precincts: 20 of 20 Republican Vote Count Percentage State Representative, Robert R Bruce 2,427 97.0% 18th District - Republican Write-in 75 3.0% Top http://www.clackamas.us/elections/results/52014results.html Page 3 of 19 May 20 2014 Primary Election 5/23/18, 1253 PM State Representative, State Representative, 18th District - Democrat 26th District - Republican Completed Precincts: 8 of 8 State Vote Count Percentage Representative, Scott A Mills 834 95.2% 35th District - Republican Write-in 42 4.8% Top State Representative, 37th District - State Representative, 26th District - Democrat Republican Completed Precincts: 3 of 3 State Vote Count Percentage Representative, 38th District - Eric D Squires 672 97.8% Republican Write-in 15 2.2% State Top Representative, 39th District - State Representative, 35th District - Democrat Republican Completed Precincts: 1 of 1 State Representative, Vote Count Percentage 40th District - Margaret Doherty 34 100.0% Republican Write-in 0 0.0% State Top Representative, 41st District - Republican State Representative, 37th District - Democrat State Completed Precincts: 13 of 13 Representative, Vote Count Percentage 48th District - Republican Gerritt Rosenthal 2,329 98.5% State Write-in 35 1.5% Representative, Top 51st District - Republican State Representative, 38th District - Democrat State Completed Precincts: 12 of 12 Representative, 52nd District - Vote Count Percentage Republican Ann Lininger 2,868 99.2% http://www.clackamas.us/elections/results/52014results.html Page 4 of 19 May 20 2014 Primary Election 5/23/18, 1253 PM Commissioner of Write-in 22 0.8% the Bureau of Labor Top and Industries Judge of the State Representative, 39th District - Democrat Supreme Court, Completed Precincts: 25 of 25 Position 1 Vote Count Percentage Judge of the Supreme Court, Write-Ins 420 100.0% Position 7 No Candidate Filed 0 0.0% Judge of the Court Top of Appeals, Position 1 State Representative, 40th District - Democrat Judge of the Court Completed Precincts: 16 of 16 of Appeals, Position 4 Vote Count Percentage Judge of the Court Brent Barton 3,367 97.8% of Appeals, Position Write-in 74 2.2% 11 Top Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position State Representative, 41st District - Democrat 12 Completed Precincts: 12 of 12 Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position Vote Count Percentage 13 Kathleen Taylor 2,001 52.5% Judge of the Deborah Barnes 1,531 40.1% Oregon Tax Court Ted Roe 176 4.6% Judge of the Circuit Court, 5th District, Kaliko Castille 77 2.0% Position 6 Write-in 29 0.8% Judge of the Circuit Top Court, 5th District, Position 9 State Representative, 48th District - Democrat County Completed Precincts: 8 of 8 Commissioner Vote Count Percentage Position 2 Jeff Reardon 1,302 98.9% County Commissioner Write-in 15 1.1% Position 5 Top http://www.clackamas.us/elections/results/52014results.html Page 5 of 19 May 20 2014 Primary Election 5/23/18, 1253 PM County Clerk State Representative, 51st District - Democrat County Treasurer Completed Precincts: 12 of 12 City of Portland, Commissioner, Vote Count Percentage Position 2 Shemia Fagan 1,408 97.6% City of Portland, Write-in 34 2.4% Commissioner, Position 3 Top City of Portland, State Representative, 52nd District - Democrat Auditor Completed Precincts: 8 of 8 Metro Council President Vote Count Percentage Stephanie Nystrom 1,226 96.9% Metro Auditor Write-in 39 3.1% Metro Councilor, 1st District Top Metro Councilor, United States Senator - Republican 2nd District Completed Precincts: 118 of 118 3-436 City of Canby: Advising Vote Count Percentage Canby Urban Monica Wehby 15,097 54.5% Renewal Agency on Building a Civic Jason Conger 9,682 34.9% Center Mark Callahan 1,581 5.7% 3-441 City of Jo Rae Perkins 652 2.4% Damascus: Adopt Comprehensive Timothy I Crawley 597 2.2% Plan, Ordinance, and Land Use Write-in 109 0.4% Regs. Initiated Plan Top 3-444 City of Representative in Congress, 3rd District - Republican Damascus: Adopt a Comprehensive Completed Precincts: 36 of 36 Plan and Land Use Documents. Vote Count Percentage Mayor's Plan James Buchal 4,739 98.3% 3-445 City of Write-in 83 1.7% Damascus: Adopt a Top Comprehensive http://www.clackamas.us/elections/results/52014results.html Page 6 of 19 May 20 2014 Primary Election 5/23/18, 1253 PM Plan and Land Use Representative in Congress, 5th District - Republican Documents. Council President's Completed Precincts: 82 of 82 Plan Vote Count Percentage 3-439 City of Tootie Smith 12,199 63.9% Milwaukie: General obligation bonds to Ben Pollock 6,772 35.5% refinance light rail Write-in 123 0.6% construction debt Top 3-440 City of Milwaukie: Charter Governor - Republican Amendment to clarify City Manager Completed Precincts: 118 of 118 residency Vote Count Percentage requirement. Dennis Richardson 17,642 68.8% 3-435 City of Oregon City: Gordon Challstrom 2,524 9.8% Library General Bruce A Cuff 2,143 8.4% Obligation Bond Authorization Tim Carr 1,430 5.6% 3-437 City of Mae Rafferty 1,430 5.6% Oregon City: Darren Karr 248 1.0% Measure Approving Annexation of 0.46 Write-in 212 0.8% Acres Into Oregon Top City 26-156 City of State Senator, 13th District - Republican Portland: Amends Completed Precincts: 3 of 3 Charter: Creates water and sewer Vote Count Percentage district with elected board Kim Thatcher 794 99.0% Write-in 8 1.0% 24-367 Aurora Fire: Aurora Rural Fire Top Protection District No. 63 General State Senator, 19th District - Republican Obligation Bond Completed Precincts: 25 of 25 3-442 Molalla Fire: Five-Year Local Vote Count Percentage Option Tax for Write-Ins 474 100.0% Operations No Candidate Filed 0 0.0% http://www.clackamas.us/elections/results/52014results.html Page 7 of 19 May 20 2014 Primary Election 5/23/18, 1253 PM 3-443 Molalla Fire: Top Molalla Rural Fire Protection District State Senator, 20th District - Republican No. 73 General Obligation Bond Completed Precincts: 41 of 41 34-211 Tualatin Vote Count Percentage Valley Fire: Alan R Olsen 7,100 98.2% Replacement local option levy for fire Write-in 131 1.8% and medical Top emergency response State Senator, 24th District - Republican Completed
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