High School Results, General Election 2010
GOVERNOR Alex Sink (D) 2379 Rick Scott (R) 1533 Peter Allen (IDP Independence Party of Florida) 653 Daniel Imperato (NPA) 513 Michael E. Arth (NPA) 387 Farid Khavari (NPA ) 216 C. C. Reed (NPA) 190
U.S. SENATOR Charlie Crist (NPA) 1921 Kendrick B. Meek (D) 1598 Marco Rubio (R) 955 Bobbie Bean (NPA) 375 Lewis Jerome Armstrong (NPA) 312 Sue Askeland (NPA) 241 Alexander Andrew Snitker LIB (Libertarian) 216 Rick Tyler (NPA) 143 Bernie DeCastro CPF (Constitution Party of Florida) 134 Bruce Ray Riggs (NPA) 132
ATTORNEY GENERAL Dan Gelber (D) 2622 Pam Bondi (R) 1642 Jim Lewis (NPA) 1396
CFO Loranne Ausley (D) 2640 Jeff Atwater (R) 1477 Tom Stearns (NPA) 781 Ken Mazzie (NPA) 742
COMMISSIONER OF AGRIGULTURE Scott Maddox (D) 2669 Adam H. Putnam (R) 1392 Thad Hamilton (NPA) 822 Ira Chester (TEA) 747
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 17 Frederica S. Wilson (D) 3390 Roderick D. Vereen (NPA) 2225
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 19 Ted Deutch (D) 3143 Joe Budd (R) 2539
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 20 Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) 2671 U Karen Harrington (R) 1479 Robert Kunst (NPA) 761 Stanley Blumenthal (NPA) 735
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 22 Ron Klein (D) 3234 Allen West (R) 2437
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 23 Alcee L. Hastings (D) 3427 Bernard Sansaricq (R) 1963
COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT 4 Ken Keechl (D) 2635 Chip LaMarca (R) 1761 Chris Chiari (NPA) 1110
COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT 6 Suzanne "Sue" Gunzburger (D) 3501 Russell Setti (NPA) 1901
COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT 8 Barbara Sharief (D) 3358 Christopher Max Ziadie (R) 2076
SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 4 David “Dave” Thomas 3372 Jaemi Levine 2040
SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 6 Phyllis C. Hope 2841 Laurie Rich Levinson 2543
SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 7 Nora Rupert 2711 Travis R. Williamson 2603
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 100 Evan Jenne (D) 3322 Edward J. Bender (HPA) 2027
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 101 Larry Wilcoxson (NPA) 2840 Matt Hudson (R) 2461
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 112 Sandra Ruiz (D) 2749 Jeanette Nunez (R) 1414 Robert Van Name (NPA) 1321
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 87 Hava Holzhauer (D) 3231 Bill Hager (R) 2197
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 90 Irving “Irv” Slosberg (D) 3418 Alison Rampersad (R) 2057
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 91 Barbra Anne Stern (D) 3335 George Moraitis (R) 2069
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 95 James W. “Jim" Waldman (D) 3576 Scott Yardley (R) 1892
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 96 Ari Abraham Porth (D) 3443 Jason B. Weakley (TEA) 1986
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 98 Franklin Sands (D) 3112 Kimberly A. Burgess (R) 2350
STATE SENATE DISTRICT 25 Kelly Skidmore (D) 2828 Ellyn Bogdanoff (R) 1448 Miranda Rosenberg (NPA) 1263
STATE SENATE DISTRICT 32 Jeremy Ring (D) 3301 Patrick Laffey (R) 2170
STATE SENATE DISTRICT 35 Gwen Margolis (D) 3447 Corey Poitier (NPA) 1985
BROWARD COUNTY COURT JUDGE Group1 (Nonpartisan) John D. Fry 3128 John Robert Howes 2274
BROWARD COUNTY COURT JUDGE Group26 (Nonpartisan) Mardi Anne Levey Cohen 2875 F. J. McLawrence 2335
Should course selection be done on-line? Yes 4158 No 1967
Should students select their core classes? Yes 5239 No 873
Should students use online textbooks instead of traditional paper copy textbooks? No 4349 Yes 1752
Should we condense our class size population? No 3130 Yes 2919
Should we have healthier options in our vending machines? Yes 3504 No 2596
Should we implement a four-day school week? Yes 4204 No 1911
Should we run our schools on clean energy and renewable resources? Yes 5485 No 620