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Berks County, Pa Official Write-In Results – May 16, 2006 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 1 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN U.S SENATOR CITY OF READING 1-1 BLANK 1 2-1 BLANK 1 10-1 DONALD DUCK 1 13-2 ROBERT CASEY JR 1 VOID 1 14-1 RICK SANTORUM 1 PANNOCHIO 1 ROBERT KALTENBAUGH 1 15-1 BLANK 1 15-6 BLANK 1 15-7 FRAN MATERIA 1 16-4 LAURA MONTGOMERY 1 17-1 RONALD REAGAN 1 18-4 BOB CASEY JR 1 BLANK 1 ALBANY TWP MORTIMER SNERD 1 VOID 1 ALSACE TWP VOID 1 RICHARD T. KENNEDY 1 RON STANKO 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 2 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN L. ALSACE TWP 1ST BOB CASEY 1 RUTH KOHL 1 ALAN SANDALS 2 2ND BOB CASEY JR 1 BOB CASEY 1 JOHN A FIELDING III 1 BILL STRATON JR 1(ABS) AMITY TWP 1ST ALAN SANDALES 1 JOHN SMITH 1 BOB CASEY JR 1 2ND E. RENDELL 1 3RD SAM BUCHTER 1 RUSS DIAMORE 1 BOB CASEY 1 4TH BOB CASEY 1 5TH BOB HENRY 1 6TH RENDELL 1 MICKEY MOUSE 1 TOM KIRCHNER 1 DONALD J ZUMMS 1 BLANK 1 BERN TWP 2ND VOID 1 3RD BLANK 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 3 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN BETHEL TWP BLANK 1 BOB CASEY SR 1 BOB CASEY JR 1 BIRDSBORO BORO 1ST MICKEY MOUSE 1 VOID 1 2ND ALAN SANDALS 1 BOYERTOWN BORO 1ST RON PFLEGER 1 BRECKNOCK TWP 1ST ROBERT CASEY JR 1 TOM RIDGE 1 2ND BOB CASEY JR 2 VOID 1 CENTRE TWP PAUL WATERS 1 JOE SMUCK 1 BRIGHTBILL 1 VOID 1 COLEBROOKDALE TWP 1ST DENNIS LEH 1 ROBERT CASEY JR 1 MICKY MOUSE 1 MICKEY MOUSE 1 CUMRU TWP 1ST ALAN SANDARS 1 4TH CHUCK PENNACHIO 1 BOB CASEY JR 1 5TH BOB CASEY JR 1 6TH CHUCK PENNACHIO 1 MICKEY MOUSE 1 7TH RICK SANTORIUM 1 COLIN DOBBN 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 4 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN DISTRICT TWP THOMAS LADISH 1 DOUGLASS TWP 1ST ED RENDELL 1 MICKEY MOUSE 1 2ND RICK SANTORUM 1 EARL TWP 1ST DIAMOND 1 2ND BOB CASEY JR 1 EXETER TWP 1ST DENNIS L MOYER 1 MARK C SCOTT 1 ANYONE ELSE 1 2ND RICH BROWN 1 M. MOUSE 1 BOB CASEY 1 3RD TAPE MISSING 1 4TH DAVID CAMPBELL 1 CHUCK PENNACCHO 3 PENNACCHIO 1 ROBERT H QUINTER JR 1 VOID 1 6TH CHUCK PENNACCHIO 2 PENNACHIO 1 MICKEY MOUSE 1 JIMMY BUFFETT 1 7TH RONALD STANKO 1 NEYDA BLUM 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 5 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN FLEETWOOD BORO JOE HOEFFEL 1 GREENWICH TWP 1ST BOB CASEY 1 JOSEPH PILEONZI 1 2ND MARK GILLEN 1 BOB CASEY, JR 1 HAMBURG BORO 1ST CHUCK PENNACHIO 1 VOID 1 OLIVER SWITT 1(ABS) 2ND BILL MACKEY 1 HEIDELBERG TWP BILL OSWALD 1 BLANK 1 L. HEIDELBERG TWP 1ST BLANK 1 JOHN DOE 1 BOB CASEY JR 1 N. HEIDELBERG TWP ROBERT L. BARSHINGER JR 1 GLEN WERTZ 1 S. HEIDELBERG TWP 1ST MICKEY MOUSE 1 HEREFORD TWP 2ND BOB CASEY JR 1 JEFFERSON TWP VOID 1 SCOTT BEATTY 1 BOB CASEY JR 1(ABS) BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 6 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN KUTZTOWN BORO 1ST VOID 1 2ND JIM SCHLEGEL 1 LAURELDALE BORO 1ST CASEY 1 2ND VOID 1 LEESPORT BORO VOID 1 VOID 1 GERALD CIERVO 1 MAIDENCREEK TWP 2ND HOWARD STERN 1 3RD CHUCK PENNACHIO 1 MICHAEL R SHAFFER 1 CARL M WESTON 1 JACK TREADWAY 1 ALAN SANDALS 1 MARION TWP ED RENDELL 1(ABS) MAXATAWNY TWP 1ST VOID 1 MOHNTON BORO MARK GILLEN 1(ABS) RANDY GARTNER 1(ABS) BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 7 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN MUHLENBERG TWP 6TH JOHN FIELDING 1 ROBERT CASEY JR 1 MICKEY MOUSE 1 J. DUCK 1 7TH HAL BAKER 1 MT PENN BORO MICKEY MOUSE 1 BOB CASEY 1 BLANK 1 LOIS MURPHY 1 OLEY TWP 1ST BLANK 1 2ND JOHN FIELDING 1 PENNACCHIO 1 PENN TWP CHUCK PENNACCHIO 1 PERRY TWP TODD WAGNER 1 D. CHUCK PENNACHIO 1 ALAN SANDELS 1 BOB CASEY JR 1 MICKEY MOUSE 1 A. QUALIFIED PERSON 1 RICHMOND TWP JOHN BULSHI 1 MICHAEL K JEFFERSON 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 8 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ROBESON TWP 1ST RUSSEL HUMMEL 1 TODD STELL 1 3RD BLANK 1 BOB YELK 1 ROCKLAND TWP CHUCK PENNACHIO 1 DAVID BRUMBACH 1 RUSCOMBMANOR TWP MICKEY MOUSE 1 SAM BEAM 1 HOWARD PYLE 1 SHILLINGTON BORO 1ST CHUCK PENNACCHIO 1 RICK SANTORUM 1(ABS) 2ND CHUCK PENNACHIO 2(ABS) SHOEMAKERSVILLE BORO PATRICIAL HUMMEL 1 JONATHAN YEAGER 1 WM L. BECKER 1 SINKING SPRING BORO BOB CASEY JR 1 MICKEY MOUSE 1 SPRING TWP 1ST MATTHEW ARNER 1 MICKEY MOUSE 1 2ND MICKEY MOUSE 1 ALLEN L COLUMBUS 1 KATHY BECK 1 4TH BLANK 1 5TH VOID 1 6TH CASEY, ROBERT 1 BARRY JOZWIAK 1 BLANK 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 9 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN 7TH VOID 2 JOHN T LUDES 1 8TH BOB CASEY JR 1 JIM MATTHEWS 2(ABS) ROBERT CASEY 1(ABS) JOHN RAFFERTY 1(ABS) BOB CASEY 1(ABS) 9TH KERRY R POWELL 1 STRAUSTOWN BORO RICK SANTORUM 1 TILDEN TWP THOMAS G WERLEY JR 1 TOPTON BORO BLANK 1 CHUCK PENNOCIO 1 TULPEHOCKEN TWP 1ST DONALD DUCK 1 MICKEY MOUSE 2 2ND CHRIS DONYER 1 UPPER TULPECHOCKEN TWP BLANK 1 UNION TWP 1ST VOID 1 CHUCK PENNACCHIO 1 BOB CASEY JR 2 2ND LYNN SWANN 1 WASHINGTON TWP VOID 1 BOB CASEY JR 1(ABS) WERNERSVILLE BORO BOB CASEY JR 1 VOID 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 10 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN WEST READING BORO 3RD VOID 1 WINDSOR TWP BOB CASEY JR 1 WYOMISSING BORO 1ST BOB CASEY JR 1 RONALD C STANKO 1 JOHN DOE 1 MIKE FOLMER 1 2ND RON STANKO 1 MING WALKER 1 3RD BLANK 1 4TH STEVE KATZENMOYER 1 5TH WALTER STTALBACK 1 M. MOUSE 1 CAL REDUSEA 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 11 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR CITY OF READING 6-3 BOB CASEY JR 1 7-1 LYNN SWANN 1 VOID 2 8-1 WALLY SCOTT 1 9-5 GEORGE NIKOLAOU 1 12-3 ED RENDELL 1 13-4 LYNN SWANN 1 14-1 LYNN SWANN 1 JEFFREY WALTMAN 1 16-4 DONALD DUCK 1 JUSTIN INGLE 1 LAURA MONTGOMERY 1 LYNN SWANN 1 16-5 RUSS DIAMOND 1 LYNN SWANN 2 17-8 JEFFREY D MILLER 1 ED RENDELL 1 18-1 EL ZORRO 1 WM SCRANTON 1(ABS) 18-4 VOID 1 BLANK 1 19-2 LYNN SWANN 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 12 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN MUNICIPALITIES ALBANY TWP LYNN SWANN 2 L. ALSACE TWP 1ST ED RENDELL 1 2ND LYNN SWANN 1 ED RENDELL 1 PA FLAMM 1 TOM RIDGE 1(ABS) AMITY TWP 1ST CATHERINE KNOLL 1 2ND BLANK 1 RUSS DIAMOND 1 3 RUSS DIAMOND 2 ED RENDELL 1 VOID 1 ELAIN SWAVELY 1 4TH ED RENDELL 1 6TH RUSS DIAMOND 1 RUSS DIAMOND 3 JANE CLARE OSIR 1 HAGAN SMITH 1 FRANK ZAPPA 1 BERN TWP 1ST BLANK 2 3RD BARBARA CORRELL 2 UPPER BERN TWP BLANK 1 DIAMOND 1 BERNVILLE BORO VOID 1 LYNN SWANN 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 13 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN BETHEL TWP LYNN SWANN 1 BLANK 1 SWANN 1 RUSS DIAMOND 1 LYNN SWAN 2 LOUIS DIAMOND 1 RANDELL 1(ABS) BIRDSBORO BORO 1ST LYNN SWANN 1 BOYERTOWN BORO 1ST LYNN SWANN 1 2ND JOHN G PERSON 1 RUSS DIAMOND 1 BRECKNOCK TWP 1ST LYNN SWANN 1 LYNN SWANN 1 2ND THOMAS MCMAHON 1 VOID 1 VOID 1 CAERNARVON TWP ED RENDELL 1 CENTRE TWP JAMES BOHRMAN 1 BOB CASEY JR 1 VOID 1 CENTERPORT BORO LYNN SWANN 1 COLEBROOKDALE TWP 1ST LYNN SWANN 2 DIAMOND 1 RUSS DIAMOND 2 ED RENDELL 1 MICKEY MOUSE 2 2ND BOB CASEY JR 1 SCRANTON 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 14 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN CUMRU TWP 1ST ALAN SANDALS 1 2ND E;;EM MITNICK 1 PAUL MITNICK 1 4TH SWANN 1 ED RENDELL 2 5TH JAMES H THOMAS 1(ABS) BILL SCRANTON 1 JOHN D. THOMAS 1(ABS) 6TH ED STEIN 1 7TH LYNN SWANN 1 DISTRICT TWP LYNN SWANN 1 ERNEST HAAS 1 DOUGLASS TWP 1ST BLANK 1 2ND LYNN SWANN 1 MICKEY MOUSE 1 EARL TWP 1ST BLANK 1 DIAMOND 1 EXETER TWP 1ST SCHWAN 1 GOOFY 1 NO CONFIDENCE 1 JAMES KERN 1 2ND MICHAEL BECK 1(ABS) DIAMOND 1 RUSS DIAMOND 1 MARK GILLEN 1(ABS) 3RD TAPE MISSING 1 TAPE MISSING 1 4TH DEAN S MONAHAN SR 1 ED RENDELL 1 5TH DONALD R WILSON 1 RENDELL 1 7TH ALFRED E NEWMAN 1 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 15 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN FLEETWOOD BORO JOE HOEFFEL 1 BLANK 1 GREENWICH TWP 1ST ED RENDELL 1 JOSEPH P LEONZI 1 HAMBURG BORO 1ST GENE STILP 1 JIM MATTHEWS 1 2ND LYNN SWANN 1 DONALD DUCK 1 L. HEIDELBERG TWP 1ST ED RENDELL 1 JOHN DOE 1 RUSS DIAMOND 1(ABS) N. HEIDELBERG TWP DUSTY LOGUE 1 S. HEIDELBERG TWP 1ST LYN SWANN 1 2ND VOID 1 JEFFERSON TWP LYNN SWANN 1 VOID 1 R. DIAMOND 1 DUSTY LOGUE 1 ED RENDELL 1 KUTZTOWN BORO 2ND JIM SCHLEGEL 1 LAURELDALE BORO 1ST RUSS DIAMOND 3 BERKS COUNTY, PA OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS – MAY 16, 2006 16 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN LEESPORT BORO LYNN SWANN 1 VOID 1 LONGSWAMP TWP 1ST LYNN SWANN 1 RUSS DIAMOND 1 MAIDENCREEK TWP 1ST VOID 1 LYNN SWANN 1 2ND BLANK 1 ED RENDELL 1 3RD MICHAEL R SHAFFER 1 RENDELL 1 MARION TWP ED RENDELL 1(ABS) MAXATAWNY TWP 1ST LYNN SWANN 1 PAUL W SEMMEL 1(ABS) 3RD VOID 1 LISA SCHNELL 1 MOHNTON BORO WILLIAM R THOMAS 1 MT PENN BORO BLANK 1 MUHLENBERG TWP 1ST M.
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