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2016 General Election - November 8, 2016 1 of 30 President - Personal Choice (Write-ins) Full Term - Vote for One Municipality Ward Dist Votes Total BLOOMBERG AVALON 1 1 2 OCEAN CITY 1 VBM 1 JOE BIDEN AVALON 1 1 13 MIDDLE TWP 12 1 OCEAN CITY 1 4 1 SEA ISLE CITY 4 1 STONE HARBOR 2 1 WILDWOOD 1 1 DENNIS TWP VBM 1 MIDDLE TWP VBM 1 NORTH WILDWOOD 2 VBM 1 OCEAN CITY 1 VBM 2 SEA ISLE CITY VBM 2 STUART WRIGHT AVALON 2 1 1 BEN CARSON AVALON 3 1 11 LOWER TWP 1 8 1 LOWER TWP 2 2 1 MIDDLE TWP 4 1 MIDDLE TWP 17 1 UPPER TWP 4 1 UPPER TWP 12 1 CAPE MAY VBM 1 LOWER TWP 3 VBM 1 MIDDLE TWP VBM 2 MARCO RUBIO CAPE MAY 1 1 13 LOWER TWP 3 5 2 MIDDLE TWP 2 1 MIDDLE TWP 9 1 MIDDLE TWP 17 1 NORTH WILDWOOD 2 3 1 UPPER TWP 5 1 WEST CAPE MAY 1 1 MIDDLE TWP VBM 1 UPPER TWP VBM 3 MICHAEL PENCE CAPE MAY 1 1 54 LOWER TWP 1 5 1 2016 General Election - November 8, 2016 2 of 30 President - Personal Choice (Write-ins) Full Term - Vote for One LOWER TWP 2 10 1 LOWER TWP 3 4 1 MIDDLE TWP 2 1 MIDDLE TWP 5 1 MIDDLE TWP 7 1 MIDDLE TWP 15 2 MIDDLE TWP 18 1 NORTH WILDWOOD 1 2 1 OCEAN CITY 1 2 1 OCEAN CITY 2 2 1 OCEAN CITY 3 1 1 OCEAN CITY 3 4 1 UPPER TWP 1 2 UPPER TWP 2 1 UPPER TWP 4 1 UPPER TWP 5 2 UPPER TWP 9 1 WEST CAPE MAY 1 1 WILDWOOD 2 1 CAPE MAY VBM 2 DENNIS TWP VBM 3 LOWER TWP 1 VBM 1 LOWER TWP 2 VBM 4 LOWER TWP 3 VBM 3 MIDDLE TWP VBM 2 NORTH WILDWOOD 1 VBM 2 NORTH WILDWOOD 2 VBM 1 OCEAN CITY 1 VBM 1 OCEAN CITY 2 VBM 1 SEA ISLE CITY VBM 1 STONE HARBOR VBM 5 UPPER TWP VBM 2 WILDWOOD CREST VBM 2 EVAN MCMULLIN AVALON 2 1 41 CAPE MAY 1 1 CAPE MAY 5 1 DENNIS TWP 7 1 2016 General Election - November 8, 2016 3 of 30 President - Personal Choice (Write-ins) Full Term - Vote for One LOWER TWP 3 1 1 LOWER TWP 3 5 3 LOWER TWP 3 7 1 MIDDLE TWP 1 1 MIDDLE TWP 2 1 MIDDLE TWP 5 1 MIDDLE TWP 9 2 MIDDLE TWP 11 1 MIDDLE TWP 17 2 OCEAN CITY 1 1 1 OCEAN CITY 2 5 2 OCEAN CITY 3 3 2 OCEAN CITY 3 4 1 OCEAN CITY 4 1 1 UPPER TWP 2 2 UPPER TWP 4 3 UPPER TWP 8 3 UPPER TWP 9 1 UPPER TWP 13 1 UPPER TWP 14 1 WILDWOOD CREST 5 1 AVALON VBM 1 MIDDLE TWP VBM 2 NORTH WILDWOOD 2 VBM 1 OCEAN CITY 2 VBM 1 BERNIE SANDERS CAPE MAY 2 2 115 CAPE MAY 3 1 CAPEMAY POINT 2 2 DENNIS TWP 3 2 DENNIS TWP 4 2 DENNIS TWP 5 1 DENNIS TWP 7 2 DENNIS TWP 8 1 LOWER TWP 1 2 3 LOWER TWP 1 4 3 LOWER TWP 1 6 1 LOWER TWP 1 7 5 2016 General Election - November 8, 2016 4 of 30 President - Personal Choice (Write-ins) Full Term - Vote for One LOWER TWP 1 9 1 LOWER TWP 2 1 1 LOWER TWP 2 2 2 LOWER TWP 2 3 3 LOWER TWP 2 4 1 LOWER TWP 2 7 1 LOWER TWP 2 10 1 LOWER TWP 3 1 2 LOWER TWP 3 4 2 LOWER TWP 3 6 1 MIDDLE TWP 1 1 MIDDLE TWP 2 1 MIDDLE TWP 3 1 MIDDLE TWP 4 1 MIDDLE TWP 5 1 MIDDLE TWP 6 1 MIDDLE TWP 7 2 MIDDLE TWP 8 7 MIDDLE TWP 10 2 MIDDLE TWP 13 1 MIDDLE TWP 14 1 MIDDLE TWP 15 2 MIDDLE TWP 17 1 MIDDLE TWP 18 2 NORTH WILDWOOD 1 4 2 NORTH WILDWOOD 2 4 1 OCEAN CITY 1 3 1 OCEAN CITY 1 4 1 OCEAN CITY 2 1 1 OCEAN CITY 2 4 3 OCEAN CITY 3 5 1 OCEAN CITY 4 1 1 OCEAN CITY 4 4 1 UPPER TWP 2 1 UPPER TWP 3 2 UPPER TWP 4 1 UPPER TWP 6 1 2016 General Election - November 8, 2016 5 of 30 President - Personal Choice (Write-ins) Full Term - Vote for One UPPER TWP 7 3 UPPER TWP 8 1 UPPER TWP 10 1 UPPER TWP 12 2 UPPER TWP 14 1 WEST CAPE MAY 1 1 WEST CAPE MAY 2 1 WILDWOOD 2 5 WILDWOOD 3 1 WILDWOOD 4 1 WILDWOOD CREST 1 1 WILDWOOD CREST 2 1 WOODBINE 2 1 CAPE MAY VBM 2 DENNIS TWP VBM 1 LOWER TWP 1 VBM 1 LOWER TWP 1 PROV 1 LOWER TWP 2 VBM 1 LOWER TWP 3 VBM 1 MIDDLE TWP VBM 2 NORTH WILDWOOD 2 VBM 1 OCEAN CITY 1 VBM 1 SEA ISLE CITY VBM 1 WEST CAPE MAY VBM 1 WOODBINE PROV 1 JEB BUSH CAPE MAY 2 1 4 DENNIS TWP 2 1 OCEAN CITY 3 4 1 STONE HARBOR VBM 1 JOHN MCCAIN CAPE MAY 2 1 13 CAPE MAY 3 1 DENNIS TWP 1 1 DENNIS TWP 3 1 MIDDLE TWP 4 1 MIDDLE TWP 17 1 UPPER TWP 8 1 UPPER TWP 15 1 2016 General Election - November 8, 2016 6 of 30 President - Personal Choice (Write-ins) Full Term - Vote for One WEST CAPE MAY 1 1 WOODBINE 2 1 OCEAN CITY 3 VBM 1 UPPER TWP VBM 1 WEST CAPE MAY VBM 1 JOHN KASICH CAPE MAY 2 1 60 DENNIS TWP 1 2 DENNIS TWP 2 1 DENNIS TWP 5 2 LOWER TWP 1 7 1 LOWER TWP 2 1 1 LOWER TWP 3 2 1 LOWER TWP 3 4 2 LOWER TWP 3 6 1 LOWER TWP 3 7 2 MIDDLE TWP 1 1 MIDDLE TWP 2 1 MIDDLE TWP 4 1 MIDDLE TWP 6 1 MIDDLE TWP 10 2 MIDDLE TWP 14 1 MIDDLE TWP 15 1 NORTH WILDWOOD 2 2 1 NORTH WILDWOOD 2 PROV 1 OCEAN CITY 1 1 4 OCEAN CITY 1 4 2 OCEAN CITY 1 5 3 OCEAN CITY 2 3 1 UPPER TWP 3 1 UPPER TWP 4 1 UPPER TWP 7 1 UPPER TWP 12 3 UPPER TWP 14 2 WILDWOOD 2 1 WOODBINE 1 1 AVALON VBM 1 CAPE MAY 1 VBM 1 2016 General Election - November 8, 2016 7 of 30 President - Personal Choice (Write-ins) Full Term - Vote for One LOWER TWP 2 VBM 1 LOWER TWP 3 VBM 1 MIDDLE TWP VBM 2 NORTH WILDWOOD 1 VBM 1 NORTH WILDWOOD 2 VBM 1 OCEAN CITY 1 VBM 1 OCEAN CITY 4 VBM 1 SEA ISLE CITY VBM 2 UPPER TWP VBM 3 WILWOOD CREST VBM 1 JOHN SIMONS CAPE MAY 2 1 1 PAUL RYAN CAPE MAY 3 1 28 CAPE MAY 5 1 LOWER TWP 3 4 1 LOWER TWP 3 5 2 LOWER TWP 3 9 1 MIDDLE TWP 10 1 MIDDLE TWP 15 1 MIDDLE TWP 16 1 NORTH WILDWOOD 2 3 1 OCEAN CITY 1 1 2 OCEAN CITY 1 4 2 OCEAN CITY 3 2 1 OCEAN CITY 3 3 1 OCEAN CITY 4 1 1 UPPER TWP 6 1 UPPER TWP 7 1 UPPER TWP 8 1 UPPER TWP 13 1 AVALON VBM 1 LOWER TWP 2 VBM 2 LOWER TWP 3 VBM 1 MIDDLE TWP VBM 1 SEA ISLE CITY VBM 1 UPPER TWP VBM 1 JOHN RHODES CAPE MAY 3 1 1 JILL STEIN CAPE MAY 4 1 1 2016 General Election - November 8, 2016 8 of 30 President - Personal Choice (Write-ins) Full Term - Vote for One BILL GATES CAPE MAY 4 1 1 MOTHER OCEAN CAPE MAY 4 1 1 NIKKI HALEY CAPEMAY POINT 1 1 1 NONE OF THE ABOVE DENNIS TWP 4 1 3 MIDDLE TWP 11 1 CAPE MAY VBM 1 HANK SAUCE DENNIS TWP 4 1 1 MICKEY MOUSE DENNIS TWP 4 1 1 JESUS CHRIST DENNIS TWP 5 1 3 LOWER TWP 2 5 1 UPPER TWP 3 1 ERNIE SNNDERS DENNIS TWP 5 1 1 SANTORIUM LOWER TWP 1 1 1 1 BARAK OBAMA LOWER TWP 1 2 1 1 ROBERT W SAUNDERS LOWER TWP 1 4 1 1 OSEPH A WARDACH LOWER TWP 1 6 1 1 DOG SHIT LOWER TWP 1 7 1 1 CYNTHIA MIRANDA LOWER TWP 1 8 1 1 BILL MURRAY LOWER TWP 1 8 1 1 WALTER LOWER TWP 1 8 1 1 EVAN MCMULLIN-JOHNSON LOWER TWP 2 1 1 1 VAN MCMLIN LOWER TWP 2 1 1 1 JOHN MCCABE LOWER TWP 2 3 1 1 EDWARD JAMES OLLIGES JR LOWER TWP 2 3 1 1 MARC KELLEHER LOWER TWP 2 3 1 1 JOHN ZOIDBERG LOWER TWP 2 4 1 1 ANYONE ELSE LOWER TWP 2 6 1 1 CRAIG M DOYLE LOWER TWP 2 6 1 1 KANYE WEST LOWER TWP 2 10 1 1 SANDERS LOWER TWP 3 1 1 4 OCEAN CITY 4 5 1 WILDWOOD CREST 5 1 WILDWOOD CREST VBM 1 RAND PAUL LOWER TWP 3 2 1 2 UPPER TWP 7 1 PRESIDENT OBAM LOWER TWP 3 3 1 1 THE JOKERS LOWER TWP 3 3 1 1 2016 General Election - November 8, 2016 9 of 30 President - Personal Choice (Write-ins) Full Term - Vote for One WANT NEW CANDIDATES LOWER TWP 3 3 1 1 KASICH LOWER TWP 3 3 1 1 RON PAUL LOWER TWP 3 4 1 2 MIDDLE TWP VBM 1 JOHN OLSEN LOWER TWP 3 4 1 1 JOHN ALBERT SR LOWER TWP 3 4 1 1 PENCE LOWER TWP 3 5 2 7 LOWER TWP 3 7 1 MIDDLE TWP 6 1 OCEAN CITY 3 3 1 OCEAN CITY 4 4 1 WILDWOOD CREST 5 1 VERMINSUPREME LOWER TWP 3 5 1 1 UPPER TWP 6 1 KENNETH SCOTT LOWER TWP 3 5 1 1 REESE BRACKEN LOWER TWP 3 9 1 1 RALPH NADER LOWER TWP 3 9 1 1 NEWT GINGRICH LOWER TWP 3 9 1 1 CONDOLEZZA RICE MIDDLE TWP 1 2 3 LOWER TWP 1 VBM 1 MITT ROMNEY MIDDLE TWP 1 1 8 OCEAN CITY 1 3 1 OCEAN CITY 3 3 1 OCEAN CITY 4 2 1 UPPER TWP 10 1 OCEAN CITY 3 VBM 1 CAPE MAY POINT PROV 1 1 JON STEWART MIDDLE TWP 2 1 1 KEANU REEVES MIDDLE TWP 3 1 1 MICHELLE OBAMA MIDDLE TWP 5 1 1 CHRIS KENNISTON MIDDLE TWP 7 1 1 GODJESUSHOLYSPIRIT MIDDLE TWP 8 1 1 CLAYTON PALMER SR MIDDLE TWP 8 1 1 FABIO PAULUS JR MIDDLE TWP 9 1 1 BOREMAN MIDDLE TWP 9 1 1 CINNAMON CRYSTAL KELLY MIDDLE TWP 9 1 1 JESUS MIDDLE TWP 10 1 2 2016 General Election - November 8, 2016 10 of 30 President - Personal Choice (Write-ins) Full Term - Vote for One NORTH WILDWOOD 2 4 1 CINCINNATUS MIDDLE TWP 10 1 1 DISSENT MIDDLE TWP 10 1 1 ANONYMOUS MIDDLE TWP 10 1 1 BERNIE SAUNDERS MIDDLE TWP 12 1 2 MIDDLE TWP 17 1 SUCK IT MIDDLE TWP 12 1 1 LARGE MOUTH BASS MIDDLE TWP 13 1 1 GENERAL JAMES MATTIS MIDDLE TWP 15 1 1 TRUMP MIDDLE TWP 15 1 1 JERRY BRANDT MIDDLE TWP 17 1 1 TED CRUZ NORTH WILDWOOD 1 1 1 5 WEST CAPE MAY 2 1 WILDWOOD CREST 5 1 OCEAN CITY 1 VBM 1 OCEAN CITY 2 VBM 1 JON WHIPPLE NORTH WILDWOOD 1 3 1 1 RONALD REGAN NORTH WILDWOOD 1 4 1 1 KASICH OCEAN CITY 1 1 1 2 OCEAN CITY 4 3 1 DIANE SPEITEL OCEAN CITY 1 1 1 1 MARIO RUBY OCEAN CITY 1 3 1 1 MCCAIN OCEAN CITY 1 3 1 1 COLIN POWELL OCEAN CITY 1 3 1 2 WILDWOOD CREST 1 1 CHARIE OCEAN CITY 1 3 1 1 IIKE OCEAN CITY 1 4 1 1 ALMIGHTY GOD OCEAN CITY 1 5 1 1 JET EASTERLY OCEAN CITY 2 3 1 1 DEEZ NUTS OCEAN CITY 2 4 1 1 BRIAN HENNESSY OCEAN CITY 2 4 1 1 U OCEAN CITY 3 1 1 1 NO ONE OCEAN CITY 3 2 1 2 UPPER TWP 8 1 KEVIN SCHAFFER OCEAN CITY 3 2 1 1 STEPHEN BRUCCOLERI OCEAN CITY 3 2 1 1 VINCENT MAZZEO OCEAN CITY 3 3 1 1 2016 General Election - November 8, 2016 11 of 30 President - Personal Choice (Write-ins) Full Term - Vote for One OAVID P BOKEKO OCEAN CITY 3 3 1 1 GOD OCEAN CITY 3 4 1 2 UPPER TWP 6 1 WILLIAM KARDAS OCEAN CITY 3 4 1 1 JAMES J ADAMS OCEAN CITY 3 5 1 1 JOHN S ZABOROWSKI JR OCEAN CITY 4 4 1 1 ELIZABETH WARREN SEA ISLE CITY 2 1 1 MIKE MATUREN SEA ISLE CITY 3 1 1 HARRY C MCCANN JR SEA ISLE CITY 3 1 1 ERIC MCMULLIN SEA ISLE CITY 4 1 1 MANIFESTATION GENE SEA ISLE CITY 4 1 1 NKASICS SEA ISLE CITY 4 1 1 AMY READE UPPER TWP 2 1 1 BRENDAN JOYCE UPPER TWP 3 1 1 MR T UPPER TWP 4 1 1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN UPPER TWP 4 1 1 SCOOTER UPPER TWP 5 1 1 TIMOTHY R KANDRAVI UPPER TWP 6 1 1 WOLFIE UPPER TWP 6 1 1 JOE BOGLE UPPER TWP 7 1 1 CASEY WERNTZ UPPER TWP 7 1 1 JASON DUNN UPPER TWP 7 1 1 BERNIE UPPER TWP 7 1 1 ANDREW MRUZ UPPER TWP 8 1 1 LAURENCE KOTLIKOFF UPPER TWP 8 1 1 DANIEL PAUL LEE UPPER TWP 11 1 1 LOL WERE FUCKED UPPER TWP 12 1 1 WILL COSTELLO UPPER TWP 13 1 1 EDDIE VEDDER UPPER TWP 13 1 1 JEFF MACKLER UPPER TWP 13 1 1 CODY B LETSINGER
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