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Election Summary Report Date:11/09/16 Time:10:18:27 GENERAL/SPCL CITY Page:1 of 4 BURLINGTON, VT. Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races Unofficial Results All Wards Reporting Registered Voters 35057 Num. Report Precinct 19 - Num. Reporting 19 100.00% PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT STA LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR STA Total Total Number of Precincts 19 Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Vote For 1 Vote For 1 Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % Total Votes 18915 Total Votes 18036 CLINTON/KAINE 14519 76.76% DAVID ZUCKERMAN 13440 74.52% TRUMP/PENCE 2082 11.01% RANDY BROCK 4055 22.48% STEIN/BARAKA 688 3.64% BOOTS WARDINSKI 454 2.52% JOHNSON/WELD 412 2.18% Write-in Votes 87 0.48% DeLaFUENTE/STEINBERG 29 0.15% LARIVA/PURYEAR 18 0.10% STATE TREASURER STA Write-in Votes 1167 6.17% Total Number of Precincts 19 U.S. SENATOR STA Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Total Vote For 1 Number of Precincts 19 Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Total Votes 16874 Vote For 1 BETH PEARCE 12070 71.53% Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % DON SCHRAMM 4241 25.13% Total Votes 18520 MURRAY NGOIMA 505 2.99% PATRICK LEAHY 14644 79.07% Write-in Votes 58 0.34% SCOTT MILNE 2540 13.71% CRIS ERICSON 751 4.06% SECRETARY OF STATE STA JERRY TRUDELL 301 1.63% Total PETE DIAMONDSTONE 244 1.32% Number of Precincts 19 Write-in Votes 40 0.22% Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Vote For 1 REP. TO CONGRESS STA Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % Total Total Votes 16820 Number of Precincts 19 JIM CONDOS 15117 89.88% Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % MARY ALICE HERBERT 1643 9.77% Vote For 1 Write-in Votes 60 0.36% Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % Total Votes 17591 AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTS STA PETER WELCH 16102 91.54% Total ERICA CLAWSON 1397 7.94% Number of Precincts 19 Write-in Votes 92 0.52% Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Vote For 1 GOVERNOR STA Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % Total Total Votes 16794 Number of Precincts 19 DOUG HOFFER 13025 77.56% Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % DAN FELICIANO 3032 18.05% Vote For 1 MARINA BROWN 704 4.19% Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % Write-in Votes 33 0.20% Total Votes 18613 SUE MINTER 12946 69.55% PHIL SCOTT 5028 27.01% BILL LEE 610 3.28% Write-in Votes 29 0.16% Election Summary Report Date:11/09/16 Time:10:18:28 GENERAL/SPCL CITY Page:2 of 4 BURLINGTON, VT. Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races Unofficial Results All Wards Reporting Registered Voters 35057 Num. Report Precinct 19 - Num. Reporting 19 100.00% ATTORNEY GENERAL STA STATE REP. 6-3 STA Total Total Number of Precincts 19 Number of Precincts 5 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Precincts Reporting 5 100.0 % Vote For 1 Vote For 2 Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % Times Counted 3662/7630 48.0 % Total Votes 17612 Total Votes 4797 T.J. DONOVAN 14941 84.83% JILL KROWINSKI 2603 54.26% DEBORAH BUCKNAM 1922 10.91% CURT MCCORMACK 2139 44.59% ROSEMARIE JACKOWSKI 715 4.06% Write-in Votes 55 1.15% Write-in Votes 34 0.19% STATE REP. 6-4 STA STATE SENATOR STA Total Total Number of Precincts 3 Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 3 100.0 % Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Vote For 2 Vote For 6 Times Counted 2431/6126 39.7 % Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % Total Votes 3229 Total Votes 73847 SELENE COLBURN 1691 52.37% TIM ASHE 12776 17.30% BRIAN CINA 1506 46.64% PHIL BARUTH 11229 15.21% Write-in Votes 32 0.99% DEBBIE INGRAM 11052 14.97% VIRGINIA LYONS 10942 14.82% STATE REP. 6-5 STA MICHAEL SIROTKIN 9975 13.51% Total CHRISTOPHER PEARSON 9825 13.30% Number of Precincts 2 TOM LICATA 4198 5.68% Precincts Reporting 2 100.0 % JOHN C GIFFORD 3531 4.78% Vote For 2 Write-in Votes 319 0.43% Times Counted 4970/7743 64.2 % Total Votes 6814 STATE REP. 6-1 STA MARY M SULLIVAN 3451 50.65% Total JOHANNAH DONOVAN 3313 48.62% Number of Precincts 2 Write-in Votes 50 0.73% Precincts Reporting 2 100.0 % Vote For 2 STATE REP. 6-6 STA Times Counted 4501/6418 70.1 % Total Total Votes 7508 Number of Precincts 3 CAROL ODE 2559 34.08% Precincts Reporting 3 100.0 % KURT WRIGHT 2135 28.44% Vote For 1 JOANNA COLE 2068 27.54% Times Counted 1125/3294 34.2 % MIKE MCGARGHAN 729 9.71% Total Votes 884 Write-in Votes 17 0.23% BARBARA RACHELSON 873 98.76% Write-in Votes 11 1.24% STATE REP. 6-2 STA Total Number of Precincts 3 Precincts Reporting 3 100.0 % Vote For 1 Times Counted 2316/3620 64.0 % Total Votes 1892 JEAN O'SULLIVAN 1858 98.20% Write-in Votes 34 1.80% Election Summary Report Date:11/09/16 Time:10:18:28 GENERAL/SPCL CITY Page:3 of 4 BURLINGTON, VT. Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races Unofficial Results All Wards Reporting Registered Voters 35057 Num. Report Precinct 19 - Num. Reporting 19 100.00% STATE REP. 6-7 STA JUSTICE OF THE PEACE STA Total Total Number of Precincts 1 Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 1 100.0 % Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Vote For 2 Vote For 15 Times Counted 125/226 55.3 % Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % Total Votes 173 Total Votes 140582 DIANA GONZALEZ 69 39.88% KESHA RAM 7449 5.30% ROBERT MILLAR 54 31.21% JOANNA COLE 7196 5.12% CLEMENT BISSONNETTE 47 27.17% ROBERT H BACKUS 6692 4.76% Write-in Votes 3 1.73% SUSAN WHEELER 6168 4.39% CARMEN GEORGE 5853 4.16% HIGH BAILIFF STA GAIL COMPTON 5811 4.13% Total MAGGIE GUNDERSEN 5572 3.96% Number of Precincts 19 BOB BOLYARD 5428 3.86% Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % JASON LORBER 5354 3.81% Vote For 1 ANDREW CHAMPAGNE 5212 3.71% Times Counted 19130/35057 54.6 % KURT WRIGHT 4958 3.53% Total Votes 13804 ROBIN GUILLIAN 4927 3.50% DANIEL L GAMELIN 13573 98.33% SELENE HOFER-SHALL 4705 3.35% Write-in Votes 231 1.67% ROBERT HOOPER 4565 3.25% THERESA LEFEBVRE 4257 3.03% GENE BERGMAN 4166 2.96% HELAINE RAPPAPORT 4131 2.94% LAURA HALE 4040 2.87% EMMA MULVANEY STANAK 3971 2.82% MICHELLE LEFKOWITZ 3420 2.43% CONNIE KROSNEY 3212 2.28% ANNIE SCHNEIDER 3179 2.26% ANNE M BARBANO 3043 2.16% CHARLES WINKLEMAN 2872 2.04% PAUL DECELLES 2772 1.97% LYNN BRELSFORD 2253 1.60% TONY BELL 2083 1.48% KEVIN KING 2051 1.46% MARK H PORTER 2029 1.44% DAVID KIRK 2020 1.44% KAREN ROWELL 1947 1.38% ALEX R FARRELL 1932 1.37% FRANCIS TAGINSKI 1818 1.29% LENORE BROUGHTON 1773 1.26% MIKE MCGARGHAN 1752 1.25% MARILYN YANDOW BELL 1690 1.20% Write-in Votes 281 0.20% Election Summary Report Date:11/09/16 Time:10:18:28 GENERAL/SPCL CITY Page:4 of 4 BURLINGTON, VT. Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races Unofficial Results All Wards Reporting Registered Voters 35057 Num. Report Precinct 19 - Num. Reporting 19 100.00% QUESTION 1 LOC QUESTION 6 LOC Total Total Number of Precincts 19 Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Vote For 1 Vote For 1 Times Counted 17735/35057 50.6 % Times Counted 17735/35057 50.6 % Total Votes 16869 Total Votes 16734 YES 12817 75.98% YES 8438 50.42% NO 4052 24.02% NO 8296 49.58% QUESTION 2 LOC Total Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Vote For 1 Times Counted 17735/35057 50.6 % Total Votes 17048 YES 15007 88.03% NO 2041 11.97% QUESTION 3 LOC Total Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Vote For 1 Times Counted 17735/35057 50.6 % Total Votes 16682 YES 8993 53.91% NO 7689 46.09% QUESTION 4 LOC Total Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Vote For 1 Times Counted 17735/35057 50.6 % Total Votes 17111 YES 10025 58.59% NO 7086 41.41% QUESTION 5 LOC Total Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Vote For 1 Times Counted 17735/35057 50.6 % Total Votes 16152 YES 11844 73.33% NO 4308 26.67%.
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