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Summary Report Primary Election Official Report Baldwin County, Alabama March 1, 2016 Run Date:03/08/16 07:59 Pm Statistics Report-El45 Page 001 SUMMARY REPORT PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICIAL REPORT BALDWIN COUNTY, ALABAMA MARCH 1, 2016 RUN DATE:03/08/16 07:59 PM STATISTICS REPORT-EL45 PAGE 001 VOTES PERCENT PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 48) . 48 100.00 REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 0 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 59,316 BALLOTS CAST - DEMOCRATIC . 8,250 13.91 BALLOTS CAST - REPUBLICAN . 50,970 85.93 BALLOTS CAST - NONPARTISAN. 96 .16 SUMMARY REPORT PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICIAL REPORT BALDWIN COUNTY, ALABAMA MARCH 1, 2016 RUN DATE:03/08/16 07:59 PM DEMOCRATIC REPORT-EL45 PAGE 002 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES MALE DELEGATES 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) (Vote for not more than) 4 HILLARY CLINTON . 5,307 64.63 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) ROQUE "Rocky" De La FUENTE. 15 .18 ALEC D. BARNETT, JR.. 1,142 5.91 MARTIN J. O'MALLEY . 31 .38 NAPOLEON BRACY, JR. 1,504 7.79 BERNIE SANDERS. 2,709 32.99 JAMES E. BUSKEY . 1,612 8.35 UNCOMMITTED. 149 1.81 GREGORY B. DAWKINS . 837 4.34 Over Votes . 7 JACOB DEAN . 826 4.28 Under Votes . 32 ROBERT EDINGTON . 1,041 5.39 WILLIE A. JAMES, III. 1,107 5.73 ROBERT ROY McGHEE. 689 3.57 FEMALE DELEGATES 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT MICHAEL PERHAES . 486 2.52 (Vote for not more than) 4 CHARLIE L. STATEN. 1,032 5.35 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) DAVID E. ALSOBROOK . 563 2.92 ELVA C. BARNETT . 951 4.61 HOWARD McPHAIL. 508 2.63 TY "Chocolate Ty" BURDEN . 871 4.22 JASON "JJ" JAMES . 1,353 7.01 PAT EDINGTON . 1,217 5.89 KENNY MILTON . 1,173 6.08 VIRGINIA EDINGTON. 1,011 4.90 MARCELLUS N. PARKER, JR. 1,204 6.24 VIVIAN DAVIS FIGURES. 2,696 13.06 CARL AUGUSTUS PINYARD IV . 958 4.96 MARY CATHERINE GIPSON . 1,001 4.85 GARY V. REVERE. 946 4.90 PAMELA J. LAFFITTE . 736 3.56 RONALD J. SHIRLEY. 1,083 5.61 DARBY LUXENBERG . 432 2.09 COLIN AL-GREEN. 598 3.10 MARY MORRIS. 1,037 5.02 KEITH BURROUGHS . 645 3.34 DONNA F. ORCHARD . 504 2.44 Over Votes . 1,900 BARBARA TURNER. 1,188 5.75 Under Votes . 11,727 ELLEN ALSOBROOK . 510 2.47 CHRISTIAN SMITH . 690 3.34 SHONDA DEXTER . 1,838 8.90 UNITED STATES SENATOR JENNIFER JAMES. 1,930 9.35 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) HEATHER MILTON. 1,646 7.97 RON CRUMPTON . 3,399 62.90 MARIAN PONDER . 1,553 7.52 CHARLES NANA . 2,005 37.10 LULA ALBERT-KAIGLER . 839 4.06 Over Votes . 2 Over Votes . 2,248 Under Votes . 2,830 Under Votes . 10,029 SUMMARY REPORT PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICIAL REPORT BALDWIN COUNTY, ALABAMA MARCH 1, 2016 RUN DATE:03/08/16 07:59 PM REPUBLICAN REPORT-EL45 PAGE 003 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES CARSON Delegates, Place 4 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) JEB BUSH. 230 .45 JOANNE B. PARKER . 2,147 29.99 BEN CARSON . 4,251 8.39 RENEE GENTLE POWERS . 1,239 17.31 CHRIS CHRISTIE. 49 .10 ANN PRATHER SPECK. 1,324 18.50 TED CRUZ. 8,624 17.02 BRUCE E. TUCKER . 2,448 34.20 CARLY FIORINA . 27 .05 Over Votes . 17 LINDSEY GRAHAM. 16 .03 Under Votes . 43,506 MIKE HUCKABEE . 105 .21 JOHN R. KASICH. 3,005 5.93 RAND PAUL . 118 .23 CARSON Delegates, Place 5 MARCO RUBIO. 9,761 19.26 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) RICK SANTORUM . 39 .08 NICK ADAMS . 2,071 30.16 DONALD J. TRUMP . 23,756 46.87 ALEX FOX. 1,140 16.60 UNCOMMITTED. 701 1.38 AUTUMN KING. 1,427 20.78 Over Votes . 40 ERIN MATHEWS . 1,571 22.88 Under Votes . 244 RUSS VANDEVELDE . 657 9.57 Over Votes . 14 Under Votes . 43,798 BUSH Delegates, Place 10 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) LUKE CAMARA. 3,215 47.33 CARSON Delegates, Place 6 MATT LEMBKE. 3,578 52.67 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Over Votes . 11 JACKIE CURTISS. 2,815 42.13 Under Votes . 43,860 MONIQUE R. HENLEY. 1,268 18.98 MICHAEL PETRUZELLA . 1,670 25.00 MORRIS A. WESELOH. 928 13.89 CARSON Delegates, Place 1 Over Votes . 6 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Under Votes . 43,991 PHYLLIS DAVIS . 2,531 31.36 BILL HARRIS. 2,298 28.47 DEAN PARKER. 3,243 40.18 CARSON Delegates, Place 7 Over Votes . 36 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Under Votes . 42,573 THOMAS A. KENDRICK . 4,420 69.27 ELBERT PETERS . 1,961 30.73 Over Votes . 5 CARSON Delegates, Place 2 Under Votes . 44,292 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) CLAY BARCLAY . 2,845 37.90 PAT WILSON . 3,026 40.31 CARSON Delegates, Place 8 BENJAMIN WINDOM . 1,635 21.78 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Over Votes . 25 RHODA S. BOONE. 4,756 76.10 Under Votes . 43,146 SHANTRELL NICKS . 1,494 23.90 Over Votes . 3 Under Votes . 44,414 CARSON Delegates, Place 3 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) RALPH CARMICHAEL . 3,604 49.66 CARSON Delegates, Place 13 FRED "Michael" HUGHES . 3,653 50.34 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Over Votes . 12 PATTY HOBBS. 2,937 45.68 Under Votes . 43,408 JAMES P. KENNEDY . 3,493 54.32 Over Votes . 7 Under Votes . 44,240 SUMMARY REPORT PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICIAL REPORT BALDWIN COUNTY, ALABAMA MARCH 1, 2016 RUN DATE:03/08/16 07:59 PM REPUBLICAN REPORT-EL45 PAGE 004 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT CARSON Delegates, Place 25 HUCKABEE Delegates, Place 3 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) GINGER MURPHY . 3,815 58.52 JOEL L. KIMBROUGH. 2,200 53.15 BRET RIDDLE. 2,704 41.48 CLAUDIA SIMPSON . 1,939 46.85 Over Votes . 3 Over Votes . 3 Under Votes . 44,156 Under Votes . 46,522 CRUZ Delegates, Place 2 KASICH Delegates, Place 3 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) CHIP BROWN . 4,988 51.87 M. BAKER ALLEN. 2,599 43.65 ANN EUBANK . 2,479 25.78 RICK PATE . 3,355 56.35 STEVEN KING. 2,149 22.35 Over Votes . 55 Over Votes . 40 Under Votes . 44,663 Under Votes . 41,041 RUBIO Delegates, Place 1 CRUZ Delegates, Place 3 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) HANK BLACKMON . 3,043 32.88 TERESA F. BRAUN . 3,507 39.40 ROSS D'ENTREMONT . 659 7.12 DAVID WILSON . 5,395 60.60 HAILEY LANN. 2,303 24.88 Over Votes . 11 MARY DEMPSEY LEMBKE . 1,794 19.38 Under Votes . 41,779 CLAY SCOFIELD . 1,457 15.74 Over Votes . 80 Under Votes . 41,371 CRUZ Delegates, Place 4 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) MO BROOKS . 3,464 38.77 RUBIO Delegates, Place 2 SUZELLE JOSEY . 1,230 13.77 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) CHERYL MATHEWS. 3,220 36.04 SALLIE M. BRYANT . 4,912 54.70 MELODY WARBINGTON. 1,020 11.42 GREG REID . 4,068 45.30 Over Votes . 36 Over Votes . 20 Under Votes . 41,723 Under Votes . 41,705 CRUZ Delegates, Place 7 RUBIO Delegates, Place 3 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) CARLA S. KING . 3,694 41.68 MICHAEL F. "Mike" BOLIN. 4,175 46.22 WILL MOTLOW. 2,864 32.32 JOE M. DOMNANOVICH . 1,725 19.10 DAWN RAY. 2,304 26.00 CAM WARD. 3,132 34.68 Over Votes . 7 Over Votes . 19 Under Votes . 41,825 Under Votes . 41,656 CRUZ Delegates, Place 9 RUBIO Delegates, Place 4 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) SUE ALEXANDER . 5,289 60.50 JAMES W. "Jim" BENNETT . 3,908 42.80 CHRISTOPHER DRENSEK . 3,453 39.50 VICTOR K. BIEBIGHAUSER . 947 10.37 Over Votes . 12 LINDA MAYNOR . 3,546 38.83 Under Votes . 41,938 DEREK WALTCHACK . 730 7.99 Over Votes . 33 Under Votes . 41,542 CRUZ Delegates, Place 25 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) MARGARET S. CLARKE . 4,385 52.29 CARSON SPRAYBERRY. 4,001 47.71 Over Votes . 11 Under Votes . 42,292 SUMMARY REPORT PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICIAL REPORT BALDWIN COUNTY, ALABAMA MARCH 1, 2016 RUN DATE:03/08/16 07:59 PM REPUBLICAN REPORT-EL45 PAGE 005 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT RUBIO Delegates, Place 5 TRUMP Delegates, Place 1 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) PAUL DeMARCO . 5,678 63.65 JONATHAN O. BARBEE . 2,170 11.22 MARSHALL YATES. 3,242 36.35 JIM BONNER . 11,229 58.05 Over Votes . 13 TOM DAVIS . 2,312 11.95 Under Votes . 41,773 RANDY E. DUNCAN . 1,196 6.18 STACY LEE GEORGE . 2,437 12.60 Over Votes . 128 RUBIO Delegates, Place 6 Under Votes . 31,285 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) JOHN AMARI . 1,937 21.07 GREG COOK . 2,541 27.65 TRUMP Delegates, Place 2 DON FISHER . 1,576 17.15 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) KAY FOX . 3,137 34.13 JIM CARNS . 13,477 75.38 Over Votes . 26 KEN GAWRONSKI JR.. 4,402 24.62 Under Votes . 41,489 Over Votes . 59 Under Votes . 32,811 RUBIO Delegates, Place 7 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) TRUMP Delegates, Place 6 SUSAN DuBOSE . 5,237 56.49 (WITH 48 OF 48 PRECINCTS COUNTED) MATT FRIDY . 1,565 16.88 JAMES MATTHEWS.
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