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General Election Abstract Abstract of Votes Cast For Federal, State, and Judicial Offices In the County of RAMSEY, State of Minnesota at the State General Election held in townships and cities of this county on Tuesday, November 6, 2012 as compiled from the official returns. Abstract print version 5554, generated 11/14/2012 7:37:14 PM Summary of RAMSEY County Totals Tuesday, November 6, 2012 State General Election Number of persons registered as of 7 a.m. 279513 Number of persons registered on Election Day 58370 Number of accepted regular, armed forces and temporarily overseas absentee ballots 23906 Number of federal office only absentee ballots 527 Number of presidential absentee ballots 13 Total number of persons voting 280010 Abstract print version 5554, generated 11/14/2012 7:37:14 PM Page 1 of 190 Summary of RAMSEY County Totals Tuesday, November 6, 2012 State General Election KEY TO PARTY ABBREVIATIONS IP - Independence R - Republican DFL - Democratic-Farmer-Labor LIB - Libertarian Party SWP - Socialist Workers Party CP - Constitution Party CG - Constitutional Government GP - Green Party GR - Grassroots Party MOP - Minnesota Open Progressives EDP - Ecology Democracy Party IND - Independent SL - Socialism and Liberation JP - Justice Party NP - Nonpartisan U.S. President & Vice President R DFL LIB SWP CP MITT ROMNEY AND PAUL BARACK OBAMA AND JOE GARY JOHNSON AND JIM JAMES HARRIS AND VIRGIL GOODE AND JIM RYAN BIDEN GRAY MAURA DELUCA CLYMER 86800 184930 3460 119 244 Page 2 of 190 CG GP GR SL JP DEAN MORSTAD AND JILL STEIN AND CHERI JIM CARLSON AND PETA LINDSAY AND YARI ROSS C. "ROCKY" JOSH FRANKE-HYLAND HONKALA GEORGE MCMAHON OSORIO ANDERSON AND LUIS J. 101 1611 224 52 RODRIGUEZ 235 WI WRITE-IN** 1039 U.S. Senator IP R DFL GR MOP STEPHEN WILLIAMS KURT BILLS AMY KLOBUCHAR TIM DAVIS MICHAEL CAVLAN 6826 58822 196962 2978 1959 WI WRITE-IN** 353 U.S. Representative District 4 IP R DFL WI STEVE CARLSON TONY HERNANDEZ BETTY MCCOLLUM WRITE-IN** 15640 71458 170791 421 U.S. Representative District 5 R DFL WI CHRIS FIELDS KEITH ELLISON WRITE-IN** 631 1077 2 State Senator District 38 R DFL WI ROGER CHAMBERLAIN TIMOTHY HENDERSON WRITE-IN** 8998 8578 36 State Senator District 41 R DFL WI GINA BAUMAN BARB GOODWIN WRITE-IN** 5730 7970 32 State Senator District 42 R DFL WI APRIL KING BEV SCALZE WRITE-IN** 20400 25607 74 State Senator District 43 Page 3 of 190 R DFL WI DUANE E. (SWEDE) CHARLES "CHUCK" WIGER WRITE-IN** JOHNSON 15836 58 8971 State Senator District 53 R DFL WI TED LILLIE SUSAN KENT WRITE-IN** 2678 3887 16 State Senator District 64 R DFL IND WI SHARON ANDERSON DICK COHEN SCOTT LARSON WRITE-IN** 9069 33008 5196 102 State Senator District 65 R DFL WI RICK KARSCHNIA SANDY PAPPAS WRITE-IN** 5998 27365 124 State Senator District 66 R DFL WI WAYDE BROOKS JOHN MARTY WRITE-IN** 9718 27735 118 State Senator District 67 R DFL WI MIKE CAPISTRANT FOUNG HAWJ WRITE-IN** 8094 21630 127 State Representative District 38B R DFL WI MATT DEAN GREG M. PARISEAU WRITE-IN** 8734 8865 31 State Representative District 41A R DFL WI DALE HELM CONNIE BERNARDY WRITE-IN** 2582 3489 10 State Representative District 41B R DFL CP WI LAURA PALMER CAROLYN LAINE TIM UTZ WRITE-IN** 2454 4089 931 8 State Representative District 42A Page 4 of 190 R DFL WI RUSS BERTSCH BARB YARUSSO WRITE-IN** 10591 12122 32 State Representative District 42B R DFL WI KEN RUBENZER JASON "IKE" ISAACSON WRITE-IN** 9462 12884 48 State Representative District 43A R DFL WI STACEY STOUT PETER FISCHER WRITE-IN** 7256 8865 38 State Representative District 43B R DFL WI KEVIN J. KLEIN LEON M. LILLIE WRITE-IN** 3101 5476 16 State Representative District 53A R DFL WI PAM CUNNINGHAM JOANN WARD WRITE-IN** 2746 3780 14 State Representative District 64A R DFL WI ANDREW OJEDA ERIN MURPHY WRITE-IN** 4737 17828 67 State Representative District 64B R DFL WI BRANDON CARMACK MICHAEL PAYMAR WRITE-IN** 6612 17273 70 State Representative District 65A R DFL WI DANIEL LIPP RENA MORAN WRITE-IN** 2387 13263 65 State Representative District 65B R DFL WI CARLOS CONWAY CARLOS MARIANI WRITE-IN** 3653 13176 71 State Representative District 66A Page 5 of 190 IP R DFL WI DAVE THOMAS MARK FOTSCH ALICE HAUSMAN WRITE-IN** 1311 6984 14160 33 State Representative District 66B R DFL WI BEN BLOMGREN JOHN LESCH WRITE-IN** 2951 11504 70 State Representative District 67A R DFL WI CATHY HENNELLY TIM MAHONEY WRITE-IN** 2941 10533 58 State Representative District 67B R DFL WI JOHN T. QUINN SHELDON JOHNSON WRITE-IN** 3569 11318 51 Constitutional Amendment 1 NP NP YES NO 102069 172197 Constitutional Amendment 2 NP NP YES NO 100441 173056 Chief Justice - Supreme Court NP NP WI LORIE SKJERVEN GILDEA DAN GRIFFITH WRITE-IN** 122103 66537 1178 Associate Justice - Supreme Court 1 NP NP WI DEAN BARKLEY BARRY ANDERSON WRITE-IN** 74902 109558 1161 Associate Justice - Supreme Court 4 NP NP WI TIM TINGELSTAD DAVID R. STRAS WRITE-IN** 71026 107126 1271 Judge - Court of Appeals 6 Page 6 of 190 NP WI RENEE L. WORKE WRITE-IN** 146483 2494 Judge - Court of Appeals 7 NP WI JILL FLASKAMP WRITE-IN** HALBROOKS 2330 144242 Judge - 2nd District Court 2 NP WI JAMES H. CLARK, JR WRITE-IN** 143377 2211 Judge - 2nd District Court 5 NP WI LEZLIE OTT MAREK WRITE-IN** 142575 2152 Judge - 2nd District Court 6 NP WI JOHN B. (JACK) WRITE-IN** VANDENORTH 2123 141614 Judge - 2nd District Court 11 NP WI GARY W. BASTIAN WRITE-IN** 142574 2174 Judge - 2nd District Court 12 NP WI GREGG E. JOHNSON WRITE-IN** 141474 2060 Judge - 2nd District Court 14 NP WI ROBYN ANN WRITE-IN** MILLENACKER 2075 140731 Judge - 2nd District Court 19 NP WI ROBERT A. AWSUMB WRITE-IN** 140390 2077 Page 7 of 190 Judge - 2nd District Court 22 NP WI TERESA R. WARNER WRITE-IN** 141474 1968 Judge - 2nd District Court 24 NP WI EDWARD S. WILSON WRITE-IN** 140293 2003 Judge - 2nd District Court 28 NP WI ELENA L. OSTBY WRITE-IN** 141137 2074 Judge - 2nd District Court 29 NP WI DIANE RUTH ALSHOUSE WRITE-IN** 141118 2078 Page 8 of 190 Detail of RAMSEY County Election Results Tuesday, November 6, 2012 State General Election County: Ramsey Precinct Persons Registered Persons Registered Total Number of Boundary Change as of 7 A.M. on Election Day Persons Voting Since Last Election 0010 : ARDEN HILLS P-1 2200 292 2173 Yes 0020 : ARDEN HILLS P-2 1454 586 1736 Yes 0030 : ARDEN HILLS P-3 1932 253 1886 Yes 0050 : BLAINE W-1 P-9 0 0 0 No 0060 : FALCON HEIGHTS P-1 1371 352 1534 No 0070 : FALCON HEIGHTS P-2 1607 193 1563 No 0080 : GEM LAKE P-1 291 28 264 No 0090 : LAUDERDALE P-1 1248 271 1306 No 0100 : LITTLE CANADA P-1 1830 524 2008 No 0110 : LITTLE CANADA P-2 2030 398 2041 No 0120 : LITTLE CANADA P-3 1539 258 1510 No 0130 : MAPLEWOOD P-01 980 175 932 No 0140 : MAPLEWOOD P-02 1371 245 1408 No 0150 : MAPLEWOOD P-03 1150 230 1161 Yes 0160 : MAPLEWOOD P-04 803 175 835 Yes 0170 : MAPLEWOOD P-05 1207 233 1242 Yes 0180 : MAPLEWOOD P-06 1624 295 1630 Yes 0190 : MAPLEWOOD P-07 1889 369 1900 Yes 0200 : MAPLEWOOD P-08 1706 342 1782 Yes 0210 : MAPLEWOOD P-09 735 147 728 Yes 0220 : MAPLEWOOD P-10 1538 304 1538 Yes 0230 : MAPLEWOOD P-11 1172 241 1251 Yes 0240 : MAPLEWOOD P-12 946 236 993 Yes 0250 : MAPLEWOOD P-13 1588 369 1670 Yes 0260 : MAPLEWOOD P-14 593 133 624 Yes 0270 : MAPLEWOOD P-15 1717 261 1720 Yes Page 9 of 190 Detail of RAMSEY County Election Results Tuesday, November 6, 2012 State General Election County: Ramsey Precinct Persons Registered Persons Registered Total Number of Boundary Change as of 7 A.M. on Election Day Persons Voting Since Last Election 0280 : MAPLEWOOD P-16 2110 300 2064 No 0290 : MOUNDS VIEW P-1 2005 301 1989 No 0300 : MOUNDS VIEW P-2 1242 291 1268 No 0310 : MOUNDS VIEW P-3 2118 324 2075 No 0320 : MOUNDS VIEW P-4 1088 376 1194 No 0330 : NEW BRIGHTON P-1A 2889 759 3043 Yes 0335 : NEW BRIGHTON P-1B 1060 187 1059 Yes 0340 : NEW BRIGHTON P-2 2305 298 2239 Yes 0350 : NEW BRIGHTON P-3 3722 652 3802 Yes 0360 : NEW BRIGHTON P-4 2799 403 2861 No 0370 : NORTH OAKS P-1 1748 128 1659 No 0380 : NORTH OAKS P-2 1679 165 1663 No 0390 : NORTH ST. PAUL P-1 1611 351 1694 No 0400 : NORTH ST. PAUL P-2 1420 353 1499 No 0410 : NORTH ST. PAUL P-3 1659 357 1733 No 0420 : NORTH ST. PAUL P-4 1585 245 1619 No 0430 : ROSEVILLE P-01 1874 644 2095 Yes 0440 : ROSEVILLE P-02 895 142 906 Yes 0450 : ROSEVILLE P-03 2464 482 2514 Yes 0460 : ROSEVILLE P-04 3140 421 3161 Yes 0470 : ROSEVILLE P-05 2356 344 2359 No 0480 : ROSEVILLE P-06 1860 283 1847 Yes 0490 : ROSEVILLE P-07 2045 336 2060 No 0500 : ROSEVILLE P-08 1914 471 2063 No 0510 : ROSEVILLE P-09 2411 367 2374 No 0520 : ROSEVILLE P-10 2035 315 2026 No 0530 : ST ANTHONY P-1 1682 540 1881 No 0540 : ST. PAUL W-1 P-01 1028 213 1084 Yes 0550 : ST. PAUL W-1 P-02 1949 551 1900 Yes Page 10 of 190 Detail of RAMSEY County Election Results Tuesday, November 6, 2012 State General Election County: Ramsey Precinct Persons Registered Persons Registered Total Number of Boundary Change as of 7 A.M.
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