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Summary Report Kings County Presidential Primary Election KIN_20120605_E June 5, 2012 Summary Report Kings County Presidential Primary Election Registration & Turnout 47,349 Voters Election Day Turnout 3,264 6.89% Vote by Mail Turnout 12,003 25.35% Total ... 15,267 32.24% Non-Partisan Registration & Turnout 7,839 Voters Election Day Turnout 272 3.47% Vote by Mail Turnout 1,144 14.59% Total ... 1,416 18.06% Democratic Registration & Turnout 16,544 Voters Election Day Turnout 1,172 7.08% Vote by Mail Turnout 4,077 24.64% Total ... 5,249 31.73% Republican Registration & Turnout 21,312 Voters Election Day Turnout 1,742 8.17% Vote by Mail Turnout 6,464 30.33% Total ... 8,206 38.50% American Independent Registration & Turnout 1,273 Voters Election Day Turnout 62 4.87% Vote by Mail Turnout 263 20.66% Total ... 325 25.53% Green Registration & Turnout 110 Voters Election Day Turnout 7 6.36% Vote by Mail Turnout 13 11.82% Total ... 20 18.18% Libertarian Registration & Turnout 193 Voters Election Day Turnout 8 4.15% Vote by Mail Turnout 34 17.62% Total ... 42 21.76% Peace and Freedom Registration & Turnout 78 Voters Election Day Turnout 1 1.28% Vote by Mail Turnout 8 10.26% Total ... 9 11.54% Democratic Decline to State Registration & Turnout 0 Voters Election Day Turnout 0 0.00% Vote by Mail Turnout 0 0.00% Total ... 0 0.00% American Independent Decline to State Registration & Turnout 0 Voters Election Day Turnout 0 0.00% Vote by Mail Turnout 0 0.00% Total ... 0 0.00% DEM - Pres Pref - Democratic (34)34/34 100.00% BARACK OBAMA 3,906 100.00% Total ... 3,906 100.00% June 14, 2012 3:24 PM Page 1 of 4 KIN_20120605_E June 5, 2012 Summary Report Kings County Presidential Primary Election REP - Pres Pref - REP (34)34/34 100.00% NEWT GINGRICH 332 4.21% MITT ROMNEY 6,408 81.32% CHARLES E. ''BUDDY'' ROEMER, III 34 0.43% FRED KARGER 28 0.36% RICK SANTORUM 578 7.34% RON PAUL 500 6.35% Total ... 7,880 100.00% AI - Pres Pref - American Independent (34)34/34 100.00% EDWARD C. NOONAN 56 40.88% MAD MAX RIEKSE 21 15.33% LAURIE ROTH 60 43.80% Total ... 137 100.00% GRN - Pres Pref - Green (34)34/34 100.00% JILL STEIN 7 58.33% KENT MESPLAY 1 8.33% ROSEANNE BARR 4 33.33% Total ... 12 100.00% LIB - Pres Pref - Libertarian (34)34/34 100.00% BARBARA JOY WAYMIRE 4 20.00% LEE WRIGHTS 0 0.00% ROGER GARY 1 5.00% JAMES OGLE 0 0.00% SCOTT KELLER 3 15.00% BILL STILL 3 15.00% GARY JOHNSON 8 40.00% R.J. HARRIS 1 5.00% CARL PERSON 0 0.00% Total ... 20 100.00% PF - Pres Pref - Peace and Freedom (34)34/34 100.00% ROSS C. ''ROCKY'' ANDERSON 1 20.00% STEWART ALEXANDER 2 40.00% STEPHEN DURHAM 2 40.00% Total ... 5 100.00% U.S. Senator 2012 - 1 (34)34/34 100.00% KABIRUDDIN KARIM ALI 20 0.16% RICK WILLIAMS 464 3.62% ROGELIO T. GLORIA 46 0.36% DON J. GRUNDMANN 122 0.95% ROBERT LAUTEN 83 0.65% GAIL K. LIGHTFOOT 291 2.27% DAVID ALEX LEVITT 93 0.73% ORLY TAITZ 558 4.35% AL RAMIREZ 725 5.66% DIRK ALLEN KONOPIK 147 1.15% DONALD KRAMPE 244 1.90% MIKE STRIMLING 350 2.73% DIANE STEWART 500 3.90% NAK SHAH 56 0.44% NACHUM SHIFREN 56 0.44% DENNIS JACKSON 565 4.41% DAN HUGHES 1,262 9.85% GREG CONLON 843 6.58% June 14, 2012 3:24 PM Page 2 of 4 KIN_20120605_E June 5, 2012 Summary Report Kings County Presidential Primary Election U.S. Senator 2012 - 1 (continued...) (34)34/34 100.00% JOHN BORUFF 125 0.98% OSCAR ALEJANDRO BRAUN 406 3.17% MARSHA FEINLAND 149 1.16% DIANNE FEINSTEIN 3,590 28.01% COLLEEN SHEA FERNALD 96 0.75% ELIZABETH EMKEN 2,025 15.80% Total ... 12,816 100.00% Congress District 21st (34)34/34 100.00% DAVID G. VALADAO 10,445 70.55% BLONG XIONG 2,146 14.50% JOHN HERNANDEZ 2,214 14.95% Total ... 14,805 100.00% State Assembly District 32nd (34)34/34 100.00% RUDY SALAS 4,091 28.22% PEDRO A. RIOS 4,158 28.68% JON MCQUISTON 3,775 26.04% DAVID THOMAS 2,473 17.06% Total ... 14,497 100.00% Superior Ct. Judge, Seat #1 (34)34/34 100.00% JENNIFER LEE GIULIANI 7,249 50.20% GEORGE L. ORNDOFF 7,192 49.80% Total ... 14,441 100.00% Supervisor 2nd District (5)5/5 100.00% RICHARD VALLE 883 44.24% BRANDON LA MATTINO 369 18.49% RON HOGGARD 429 21.49% SID CRAIGHEAD 167 8.37% DONALD U. CHAVEZ 148 7.41% Total ... 1,996 100.00% Supervisor 5th District (7)7/7 100.00% RICHARD L. FAGUNDES 2,606 57.09% BEZABIH ''BUZZ'' FELLEKE 1,959 42.91% Total ... 4,565 100.00% Measure 28 (34)34/34 100.00% YES 8,192 55.02% NO 6,697 44.98% Total ... 14,889 100.00% Measure 29 (34)34/34 100.00% YES 4,780 31.80% NO 10,252 68.20% Total ... 15,032 100.00% Measure V (3)3/3 100.00% BONDS YES 521 42.60% BONDS NO 702 57.40% Total ... 1,223 100.00% June 14, 2012 3:24 PM Page 3 of 4 KIN_20120605_E June 5, 2012 Summary Report Kings County Presidential Primary Election Measure A (1)1/1 100.00% BONDS YES 376 83.37% BONDS NO 75 16.63% Total ... 451 100.00% June 14, 2012 3:24 PM Page 4 of 4.
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