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LAKE COUNTY SD 2014 GENERAL ELECTION November 4, 2014 LAKE COUNTY SD 2014 GENERAL ELECTION November 4, 2014 PRECINCT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTALS UNITED STATES SENATOR Rick Weiland-D 125 128 46 82 132 91 141 558 303 256 1862 Mike Rounds-R 180 203 62 102 159 151 210 761 242 213 2283 Gordon Howie-I 9 9 5 8 12 9 6 33 16 10 117 Larry Pressler-I 71 54 19 30 56 35 48 153 85 86 637 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Corinna Robinson-D 121 125 35 59 132 66 123 513 253 227 1654 Kristi Noem-R 258 261 97 162 224 213 280 977 372 331 3175 GOVERNOR & LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Susan Wismer/Susy Blake-D 90 83 21 44 93 58 97 400 174 145 1205 Dennis Daugaard/Matt Michels-R 280 295 101 175 257 213 305 1041 444 382 3493 Michael J. Myers/Lora Hubbel-I 14 12 10 4 11 11 5 50 22 33 172 SECRETARY OF STATE Lori Stacey-C 7 10 10 15 8 10 15 49 27 26 177 Emmett Reistroffer-L 14 7 4 11 14 6 5 50 28 23 162 Angelia Schultz-D 104 113 23 56 109 61 110 442 211 195 1424 Shantel Krebs-R 208 235 85 111 202 181 248 861 325 258 2714 ATTORNEY GENERAL Chad Haber-L 56 48 15 22 48 30 57 229 104 109 718 Marty Jackley-R 293 305 103 178 292 225 322 1109 469 395 3691 STATE AUDITOR Kurt Evans-L 59 47 23 30 50 36 66 243 110 116 780 Steve Barnett-R 257 290 96 152 265 201 289 1021 432 355 3358 PRECINCT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTALS STATE TREASURER Ken Santema-L 16 5 12 12 19 11 14 81 32 26 228 Denny Pierson-D 121 119 33 56 115 70 116 450 214 213 1507 Rich Sattgast-R 197 230 76 116 196 165 237 840 335 257 2649 COMMISSIONER OF SCHOOL AND PUBLIC LANDS John English-L 62 66 23 39 67 42 68 247 137 136 887 Ryan Brunner-R 230 268 92 127 233 181 265 957 364 304 3021 PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONER Wayne Schmidt-C 9 20 9 9 12 16 13 64 30 25 207 David Allen-D 89 91 24 49 87 56 95 413 190 186 1280 Gary Hanson-R 237 249 88 131 225 176 260 874 356 289 2885 STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 8 Scott Parsley-D 190 193 78 126 196 128 197 763 399 378 2648 Chuck Jones-R 165 187 53 91 156 145 199 704 234 177 2111 STATE REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 8 Patrick G. Heinemann-D 81 80 25 40 64 39 76 305 128 130 968 Jeff Nelson-D 157 162 55 91 166 103 182 597 306 264 2083 Dr. Leslie Heinemann-R 196 188 63 94 153 133 183 689 248 211 2158 Mathew Wollmann-R 176 220 81 121 233 198 254 959 399 325 2966 SHERIFF Tim Walburg-R 217 273 90 158 250 212 303 999 424 355 3281 Scott Knisley-I 145 104 36 55 107 61 85 386 210 199 1388 COUNTY COMMISSIONER AT LARGE Scott Pedersen-R 223 248 89 124 203 173 267 902 355 297 2881 Kelli Wollmann-R 220 238 84 136 248 187 280 1007 459 370 3229 Charles Scholl-I 82 92 29 72 134 98 95 327 191 197 1317 PRECINCT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTALS Supreme Court Justice Retention Justice Steven L. Zinter representing the Third Supreme Court Dst Yes 230 252 89 136 243 173 259 919 405 330 3036 No 45 45 14 28 36 30 42 160 65 61 526 Justice Lori Scully Wilbur representing the Fourth Supreme Court Dst Yes 230 253 89 136 251 182 261 947 411 346 3106 No 40 52 13 26 34 25 40 157 71 64 522 Justice David Gilbertson representing the Fifth Supreme Court Dst Yes 237 261 93 148 248 178 261 934 414 325 3099 No 38 41 10 19 33 23 34 149 56 60 463 For Judge of the Circuit Court Third Circuit, Position A Robert L. Timm 119 167 68 72 142 95 176 588 270 218 1915 Third Circuit, Position B Vincent A. Foley 123 156 66 74 149 95 175 588 287 232 1945 Third Circuit, Position C Jon R. Erickson 125 159 66 72 147 92 176 580 271 229 1917 Third Circuit, Position D Gregory J. Stoltenburg 117 162 65 71 140 88 169 575 268 212 1867 Third Circuit, Position E Robert L. Spears 83 109 48 52 92 52 106 366 187 171 1266 Ronald K. Roehr 45 38 13 25 63 47 69 264 123 69 756 Third Circuit, Position F Tim D. Tucker 203 238 79 145 255 173 269 882 449 362 3055 PRECINCT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTALS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT Amendment Q Yes 211 228 63 118 175 144 248 803 322 283 2595 No 155 145 60 89 167 123 144 615 292 240 2030 INITIATED MEASURES Initiated Measure 17 Yes 212 218 77 139 217 150 234 922 386 320 2875 No 157 157 50 73 128 114 152 499 227 199 1756 Initiated Measure 18 Yes 210 198 46 121 192 119 180 788 378 324 2556 No 170 187 82 95 161 153 216 666 255 216 2201 ACTIVE VOTER REGISTRATION TOTAL 9,134 PRECINCT 1 CHESTER & FRANKLIN TWPS PRECINCT 2 WENTWORTH, RUTLAND TWPS & TOWN OF WENTWORTH PRECINCT 3 NUNDA, SUMMIT TWPS & TOWN OF NUNDA PRECINCT 4 CONCORD, BADUS, WAYNE TWPS & TOWN OF RAMONA PRECINCT 5 HERMAN & WINFRED TWPS PRECINCT 6 FARMINGTON, LEROY, CLARNO AND ORLAND TWPS PRECINCT 7 LAKEVIEW TWP PRECINCT 8 WARD ONE-MADISON CITY PRECINCT 9 WARD TWO-MADISON CITY PRECINCT 10 WARD THREE-MADISON CITY.
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