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ELECTION SUMMARY REPORT (Results by Precinct follow Summary Report) Chippewa County, WI Partisan Primary - Unofficial Results August 14, 2018 Number of Precincts: 45 Number of Precincts Reporting: 45 REPUBLICAN PARTY PRIMARY Governor - Republican Scott Walker 3783 Robert Meyer 305 Ryan Cason (write-in) 0 Adam Nicholas Paul (write-in) 0 write-in 0 Lt. Governor - Republican Rebecca Kleefisch 3612 write-in 0 Attorney General - Republican Brad Schimel 3504 write-in 1 Secretary of State - Republican Jay Schroeder 2374 Spencer Zimmerman 952 write-in 1 State Treasurer - Republican Travis Hartwig 2508 Jill Millies 822 write-in 1 U.S. Senator - Republican George C. Lucia 159 Leah Vukmir 1333 Griffin Jones 89 Kevin Nicholson 2312 Charles Barman 66 write-in 0 Rep in Congress D3 - Republican # of Precincts: 24 # Reporting: 24 Steve Toft 1666 write-in 0 Rep in Congress D7 - Republican # of Precincts: 21 # Reporting: 21 Sean Duffy 1755 write-in 0 State Senate D23 - Republican Kathy Bernier 3507 write-in 0 State Senate D31 - Republican Mel Pittman 7 write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D67 - Republican # of Precincts: 34 # Reporting: 34 Rob Summerfield 2530 write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D68 - Republican # of Precincts: 9 # Reporting: 9 Jesse James 948 write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D91 - Republican Echo Rearon 6 write-in 0 Sheriff - Republican Travis Hakes 3194 write-in 1 Coroner - Republican write-in 21 Clerk of Circuit Court - Republican Nate Liedl 3081 write-in 0 DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIMARY Governor - Democratic Andy Gronik 51 Matt Flynn 272 Tony Evers 2404 Josh Pade 21 Mike McCabe 245 Mahlon Mitchell 236 Kelda Helen Roys 215 Paul R. Soglin 53 Kathleen Vinehout 747 Dana Wachs 89 Paul Boucher (write-in) 0 write-in 0 Lt. Governor - Democratic Kurt J. Kober 1567 Mandela Barnes 2233 Corban Gehler (write-in) 0 William Henry Davis III (write-in) 0 write-in 0 Attorney General - Democratic Josh Kaul 3563 write-in 0 Secretary of State - Democratic Doug La Follette 2902 Arvina Martin 1131 write-in 0 State Treasurer - Democratic Dawn Marie Sass 1176 Cynthia Kaump 976 Sarah Godlewski 1550 write-in 2 U.S. Senator - Democratic Tammy Baldwin 4063 write-in 0 Rep in Congress D3 - Democratic Ron Kind 2693 write-in 0 Rep in Congress D7 - Democratic Margaret Engebretson 779 Brian Ewert 592 Bob Look (write-in) 0 write-in 0 State Senate D23 - Democratic Chris Kapsner 3532 write-in 0 State Senate D31 - Democratic Steve Boe 0 Jeff Smith 19 Jon W. Schultz 20 write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D67 - Democratic Wren Keturi 2441 write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D68 - Democratic Wendy Sue Johnson 1226 write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D91 - Democratic Rich Postlewaite 8 Jodi Emerson 2 Thomas Vue 6 Eric Larsen 0 write-in 0 Sheriff - Democratic James Kowalczyk 3970 write-in 1 Coroner - Democratic Ronald R. Patten 3791 write-in 1 Clerk of Circuit Court - Democratic Karen J. Hepfler 3913 write-in 0 LIBERTARIAN PARTY PRIMARY Governor - Libertarian Phillip Anderson 15 write-in 0 Lt. Governor - Libertarian Patrick Baird 14 write-in 0 Attorney General - Libertarian write-in 0 Secretary of State - Libertarian write-in 0 State Treasurer - Libertarian write-in 0 U.S. Senator - Libertarian write-in 0 Rep in Congress D3 - Libertarian write-in 0 Rep in Congress D7 - Libertarian write-in 0 State Senate D23 - Libertarian write-in 0 State Senate D31 - Libertarian write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D67-Libertarian write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D68-Libertarian write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D91 - Libertarian write-in 0 Sheriff - Libertarian write-in 0 Coroner - Libertarian write-in 0 Clerk of Circuit Court-Libertarian write-in 0 WISCONSIN GREEN PARTY PRIMARY Governor - Wisconsin Green Michael J. White 1 write-in 0 Lt. Governor - Wisconsin Green Tiffany Anderson 1 write-in 0 Attorney General - Wisconsin Green write-in 0 Secretary of State - Wisconsin Green Brad Karas (write-in) 0 write-in 0 State Treasurer - Wisconsin Green write-in 0 U.S. Senator - Wisconsin Green write-in 0 Rep in Congress D3 - WI Green write-in 0 Rep in Congress D7 - WI Green write-in 0 State Senate D23 - WI Green write-in 0 State Senate D31 - WI Green Aaron Elaine Camacho 0 write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D67-WI Green write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D68-WI Green write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D91 - WI Green write-in 0 Sheriff- Wisconsin Green write-in 0 Coroner - Wisconsin Green write-in 0 Clerk of Circuit Court - WI Green write-in 0 CONSTITUTION PARTY PRIMARY Governor - Constitution Mark S. Grimek (Write-in) 0 write-in 0 Lt. Governor - Constitution write-in 0 Attorney General - Constitution Terry Larson 1 write-in 0 Secretary of State - Constitution write-in 0 State Treasurer - Constitution Andrew Zuelke 1 write-in 0 U.S. Senator - Constitution write-in 0 Rep in Congress D3 - Constitution write-in 0 Rep in Congress D7 - Constitution write-in 0 State Senate D23 - Constitution write-in 0 State Senate D31 - Constitution write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D67-Constitution write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D68-Constitution write-in 0 Rep to Assembly D91 - Constitution write-in 0 Sheriff - Constitution write-in 0 Coroner - Constitution write-in 0 Clerk of Circuit Court - Constitution write-in 0 Statement of Outstanding Absentee Ballots by Municipality Outstanding T / Anson T / Arthur T / Auburn T / Birch Creek T / Bloomer T / Cleveland T / Colburn T / Cooks Valley T / Delmar T / Eagle Point T / Edson T / Estella T / Goetz T / Hallie T / Howard T / Lafayette T / Lake Holcombe T / Ruby T / Sampson T / Sigel T / Tilden T / Wheaton T / Woodmohr V / Boyd V / Cadott V / Lake Hallie V / New Auburn C / Bloomer C / Chippewa Falls W1 C / Chippewa Falls W2 C / Chippewa Falls W3 C / Chippewa Falls W3A C / Chippewa Falls W3B C / Chippewa Falls W4 C / Chippewa Falls W5 C / Chippewa Falls W6 C / Chippewa Falls W7 C / Chippewa Falls W7A C / Cornell C / Eau Claire W16 2 C / Eau Claire W40 C / Eau Claire W41 C / Stanley W1-4, 6&7 Total 2 Reporting Unit T / Anson W1-3 1 175 10 0 0 0 164 0 T / Anson W4 T / Arthur 1 51 T / Auburn 1 40 T / Birch Creek 1 61 T / Bloomer 1 72 T / Cleveland 1 56 T / Colburn 1 72 Governor-Rep Lt. Governor-Rep Reported? PRELIMINARY ELECTION RESULTS T / Cooks Valley 1 49Column1 Column2 Column3 Column33 Column34 Column32 Column4 Column5 Colu T / Delmar 1 37 T / Eagle Point 1 245 16 0 0 0 224 0 T / Edson 1 52 T / Estella 1 35 T / Goetz W1-2 1 39 Scott Walker T / Goetz W3 100000 0 0 T / Hallie 1 20 T / Howard 1 53 T / Lafayette 1 408 27 0 0 0 394 0 T / Lake Holcombe 1 101 Robert Meyer T / Ruby 1 24 T / Sampson 1 100 T / Sigel 1 67 T / Tilden 1 129 T / Wheaton 1 179 11 0 0 0 170Rya 0n Cason T / Woodmohr 1 95 V / Boyd 1 24 3000(write-in) 450 3000 410 1100002000 1 0 560 7000Adam Nicholas 700 8000 580 1000Paul 640 6000(write-i 510n) 8000 420 write-in 5000 490 2000 320 7000 390 1000 190 5000 490 3000 950 6000 220 7000 1000 Rebecca Kleefisch 5000 590 8000 1160 3000 840 write-in 2000 260 mn7 Reporting Unit V / Cadott 1 49 V / Lake Hallie 1 330 25 0 0 0 312 0 V / New Auburn W1 1 33 C / Bloomer W1-4 1 234 14 0 0 0 221 0 C / Chippewa Falls W1 1 81 C / Chippewa Falls W2 1 115 C / Chippewa Falls W3 1 128 C / Chippewa Falls W3A C/ Chippewa Falls W3B Reported? Governor-Rep Lt. Governor-Rep C / Chippewa Falls W4 1 59 12 0 0 0PRELIMINARY 57 ELECTION 0 RESULTS C / Chippewa Falls W5 1 88 12 0 0 0 80 0 C / Chippewa Falls W6 1 71 12 0 0 0 72 0 C / Chippewa Falls W7 1 134 14 0 0 0 130 0 C / Chippewa Falls W7A C / Cornell 1 80 C / Eau Claire W16 1 85 Scott Walker C / Eau Claire W40 C / Eau Claire W41 C / Stanley W1-4, 6&7 1 105 11 0 0 0 103 0 Robert Meyer TOTALS 100000 0 0 100000 0 0 8000 430 Ryan Cason 3000 340 (write-in) 100000 0 0 7000 800 9000 1140 1000009000 0Adam Ni 0cholas 1260 162000 8Pau 0l (write-in) 45 3783 write-in 9000 830 2000 790 305 0 Rebecca Kleefisch write-in 0 0 3612 0 Reporting Unit T / Anson W1-3 T / Anson W4 T / Arthur T / Auburn T / Birch Creek T / Bloomer T / Cleveland Attorney General-Rep Secretary of State-Rep T / Colburn PRELIMINARY ELECTION RESULTS T / Cooks Valley Column74 Column73 Column8 Column82 Column9 Column10 Column103 T / Delmar T / Eagle Point T / Edson T / Estella T / Goetz W1-2 T / Goetz W3 Brad Schimel T / Hallie T / Howard T / Lafayette T / Lake Holcombe 163 0 103 50 0 T / Ruby write-in T / Sampson 00 000 44 0 34 10 0 T / Sigel 39 0 26 12 0 T / Tilden 53 0 43 7 0 T / Wheaton 68 0 46 20 0 T / Woodmohr 51 0 37 14 0 V / Boyd 64 0 53 9 0 49 0 29 17 0 38 0 29 6 0 214 0 145 60 0 Jay Schroeder 47 0 32 10 0 33 0 24 9 0 38 0 32 7 0 10 100 19 0 12 5 0 Spencer Zimmerman 48 0 23 24 0 380 0 269 88 0 96 0 66 21 0 22 0 11 8 0 100 0 62 28 0 write-in 55 0 34 24 0 115 0 82 30 0 169 0 110 35 0 77 0 49 23 0 23 0 17 5 0 Reporting Unit V / Cadott V / Lake Hallie V / New Auburn W1 C / Bloomer W1-4 C / Chippewa Falls W1 C / Chippewa Falls W2 C / Chippewa Falls W3 C / Chippewa Falls W3A Attorney General-Rep Secretary of State-Rep C/ Chippewa Falls W3B C / Chippewa Falls W4 PRELIMINARY ELECTION RESULTS C / Chippewa Falls W5 C / Chippewa Falls W6 C / Chippewa Falls W7 C / Chippewa Falls W7A C / Cornell C / Eau Claire W16 Brad Schimel C / Eau Claire W40 C / Eau Claire W41 C / Stanley W1-4, 6&7 44 0 31 14 0 306 0 214 76 0 TOTALS 34 0write-in 26 8 0 220 0 138 71 0 78 0 49 24 0 108 0 75 28 0 122 0 80 26 0 00 000 00 000 54 0 38 16 0 80 0 53 31 0 65 0 50 16 0 129 1 80 41J 1ay Schroeder 00 000 78 0 54 25 0 74 0 44 22 0 00 000 Spencer Zimmerman 70 520 99 0 68 30 0 3504 1 2374 952 1 write-in PRELIMINARY ELECTION RESULTS State Treasurer-Rep ig w rt a s e H li n s il -i i e v M it ra ill r Reporting Unit T J w Column102 Column1023 Column1022 Column11 T / Anson W1-3 119 33 0 T / Anson W4 000 T / Arthur 32 10 0 T
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