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2010 General Election, Summary SUMMARY REPORT KNOX COUNTY, OHIO OFFICIAL RESULTS RUN DATE:06/11/13 GENERAL ELECTION RUN TIME:10:44 AM NOVEMBER 2, 2010 VOTES PERCENT PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 59) . 59 100.00 REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 40,304 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 20,929 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 51.93 Governor and Lieutenant Governor Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) John Kasich/Mary Taylor (REP). 12,371 60.42 Ken Matesz/Margaret Ann Leech (LIB). 682 3.33 Dennis S. Spisak/Anita Rios (GRN) . 378 1.85 Ted Strickland/Yvette McGee Brown (DEM) 7,044 34.40 WRITE-IN. 0 Total . 20,475 Attorney General Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Richard Cordray (DEM) . 7,320 35.83 Mike DeWine (REP). 11,123 54.45 Marc Allan Feldman (LIB) . 755 3.70 Robert M. Owens (CON) . 1,229 6.02 Total . 20,427 Auditor of State Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) L. Michael Howard (LIB). 1,280 6.38 David Pepper (DEM) . 6,172 30.79 Dave Yost (REP) . 12,595 62.83 Total . 20,047 Secretary of State Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Charles R. Earl (LIB) . 1,380 6.89 Jon Husted (REP) . 13,035 65.10 Maryellen O'Shaughnessy (DEM). 5,608 28.01 Total . 20,023 Treasurer of State Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Kevin L. Boyce (DEM). 5,798 28.81 Matthew P. Cantrell (LIB) . 1,239 6.16 Josh Mandel (REP). 13,091 65.04 Total . 20,128 United States Senator Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Eric W. Deaton (CON). 670 3.30 Lee Fisher (DEM) . 5,305 26.17 Daniel H. LaBotz (SOC) . 152 .75 Rob Portman (REP). 13,790 68.02 Michael L. Pryce . 357 1.76 WRITE-IN. 0 Total . 20,274 Representative to Congress (18th District) Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Bob Gibbs (REP) . 12,836 63.16 Zack Space (DEM) . 6,188 30.45 Lindsey Dean Sutton (CON) . 1,298 6.39 WRITE-IN. 0 Total . 20,322 State Senator (19th District) Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Kris Jordan (REP). 13,754 70.32 Neil Patel (DEM) . 5,806 29.68 Total . 19,560 https://www.co.knox.oh.us/boe/PastElections/EL452010G.HTM[8/21/2020 9:40:31 AM] State Representative (90th District) Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Margaret Ann Ruhl (REP). 14,581 72.78 John T. Ryerson (DEM) . 5,452 27.22 Total . 20,033 County Commissioner Full Term Commencing 1/1/11 Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Rebecca L. Jordan (DEM). 7,203 36.04 Roger D. Reed (REP) . 12,782 63.96 Total . 19,985 County Auditor Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Jonette Curry (REP) . 15,849 100.00 Total . 15,849 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Full Term Commencing 1/1/11 Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Eric Brown . 5,648 31.93 Maureen O'Connor . 12,040 68.07 Total . 17,688 Justice of the Supreme Court Full Term Commencing 1/1/11 Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Judith Ann Lanzinger. 10,329 63.58 Mary Jane Trapp . 5,916 36.42 Total . 16,245 Justice of the Supreme Court Full Term Commencing 1/2/11 Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Paul E. Pfeifer . 13,297 100.00 Total . 13,297 Judge of the Court of Appeals (5th District) Full Term Commencing 2/9/11 Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Sheila G. Farmer . 13,416 100.00 Total . 13,416 Judge of the Court of Appeals (5th District) Full Term Commencing 2/10/11 Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Kristine W. Beard. 3,747 25.10 Julie A. Edwards . 7,969 53.38 Robert Brent Vollmer. 3,212 21.52 Total . 14,928 Judge of the Court of Common Pleas (General/Domestic) Full Term Commencing 1/1/11 Vote For 1 (WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Otho Eyster. 14,954 100.00 Total . 14,954 MOUNT VERNON LSD - 4.6mills, 5years (additional) Emergency Requirements Vote For 1 (WITH 35 OF 35 PRECINCTS COUNTED) FOR THE TAX LEVY . 3,521 35.74 AGAINST THE TAX LEVY. 6,331 64.26 Total . 9,852 EAST KNOX LSD - 4.97mills, 5years (additional) Emergency Requirements Vote For 1 (WITH 13 OF 13 PRECINCTS COUNTED) FOR THE TAX LEVY . 1,190 33.14 https://www.co.knox.oh.us/boe/PastElections/EL452010G.HTM[8/21/2020 9:40:31 AM] AGAINST THE TAX LEVY. 2,401 66.86 Total . 3,591 FREDERICKTOWN LSD - 4.8mills, 5years (additional) Emergency Requirements Vote For 1 (WITH 10 OF 10 PRECINCTS COUNTED) FOR THE TAX LEVY . 0 AGAINST THE TAX LEVY. 0 NORTH FORK LSD - 6.8mills, 3years (additional) Emergency Requirements Vote For 1 (WITH 3 OF 3 PRECINCTS COUNTED) FOR THE TAX LEVY . 222 26.52 AGAINST THE TAX LEVY. 615 73.48 Total . 837 NORTHRIDGE LSD - 1% Income Tax, 5years (renewal) Current Expenses Vote For 1 (WITH 3 OF 3 PRECINCTS COUNTED) FOR THE TAX. 75 37.31 AGAINST THE TAX . 126 62.69 Total . 201 ALEXANDRIA PUBLIC LIBRARY - 1mill, 5years (additional) Current Expenses Vote For 1 (WITH 3 OF 3 PRECINCTS COUNTED) FOR THE TAX LEVY . 70 36.27 AGAINST THE TAX LEVY. 123 63.73 Total . 193 FREDERICKTOWN COMM. JFD - 1mill, 5years (renewal) Fire Protection Vote For 1 (WITH 9 OF 9 PRECINCTS COUNTED) FOR THE TAX LEVY . 2,096 65.91 AGAINST THE TAX LEVY. 1,084 34.09 Total . 3,180 FREDERICKTOWN COMM. JAD - 0.4mill, 5years (replacement) Ambulance Service Vote For 1 (WITH 9 OF 9 PRECINCTS COUNTED) FOR THE TAX LEVY . 2,142 67.25 AGAINST THE TAX LEVY. 1,043 32.75 Total . 3,185 FREDERICKTOWN VILLAGE - 1.5mills, 5years (replacement) Current Expenses Vote For 1 (WITH 3 OF 3 PRECINCTS COUNTED) FOR THE TAX LEVY . 467 50.54 AGAINST THE TAX LEVY. 457 49.46 Total . 924 UTICA VILLAGE - 8mills, 3years (additional) Current Expenses Vote For 1 (WITH 1 OF 1 PRECINCTS COUNTED) FOR THE TAX LEVY . 3 37.50 AGAINST THE TAX LEVY. 5 62.50 Total . 8 MORGAN TOWNSHIP - 0.8mill, 3years (renewal) Emergency Medical Service Vote For 1 (WITH 1 OF 1 PRECINCTS COUNTED) FOR THE TAX LEVY . 302 66.81 AGAINST THE TAX LEVY. 150 33.19 Total . 452 LOCAL OPTION - Mount Vernon 2A VFW (D6-Sunday Sales of Wine and Mixed Beverages) Vote For 1 (WITH 1 OF 1 PRECINCTS COUNTED) YES . 155 63.52 NO. 89 36.48 Total . 244 https://www.co.knox.oh.us/boe/PastElections/EL452010G.HTM[8/21/2020 9:40:31 AM] LOCAL OPTION - Mount Vernon 3B Kroger (Liquor Agency Store for the State of Ohio ) Vote For 1 (WITH 1 OF 1 PRECINCTS COUNTED) YES . 270 56.84 NO. 205 43.16 Total . 475 LOCAL OPTION - Mount Vernon 3B Kroger (sunday sales) Vote For 1 (WITH 1 OF 1 PRECINCTS COUNTED) YES . 218 45.70 NO. 259 54.30 Total . 477 LOCAL OPTION - Mount Vernon 3C Walmart (D6-Sunday Sales of Wine and Mixed Beverages) Vote For 1 (WITH 1 OF 1 PRECINCTS COUNTED) YES . 160 40.92 NO. 231 59.08 Total . 391 LOCAL OPTION - Middlebury Township Mike's Towing and Repair (C1 & C2-Sale of Beer, Wine) Vote For 1 (WITH 1 OF 1 PRECINCTS COUNTED) YES . 230 56.93 NO. 174 43.07 Total . 404 LOCAL OPTION - Fredericktown B Bell's Stores (C1-Sale of Beer) Vote For 1 (WITH 1 OF 1 PRECINCTS COUNTED) YES . 220 54.19 NO. 186 45.81 Total . 406 LOCAL OPTION - Fredericktown B Bell's Stores (C1-Sunday Sales of Beer) Vote For 1 (WITH 1 OF 1 PRECINCTS COUNTED) YES . 198 48.89 NO. 207 51.11 Total . 405 LOCAL OPTION - Fredericktown C Fredericktown Market (C1,C2,D1,D2-Sale of Beer,Wine) Vote For 1 (WITH 1 OF 1 PRECINCTS COUNTED) YES . 197 51.30 NO. 187 48.70 Total . 384 https://www.co.knox.oh.us/boe/PastElections/EL452010G.HTM[8/21/2020 9:40:31 AM].
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