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San Bernardino County | Registrar of Voters | Elections Page 1 of 21 Presidential General Election (November 4, 2008) Results Certified Final - Official Results Last updated on 11/25/2008 6:19 PM Next update at Final Posting REGISTRATION & TURNOUT 829756 Registered Voters VOTES PERCENT PRECINCT Turnout 387135 46.66% VOTE BY MAIL Turnout 229185 27.62% TOTAL TURNOUT 616320 74.28% PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT Vote For 1 1391 of 1391 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT DEM - BARACK OBAMA AND JOE BIDEN 315720 52.15% REP - JOHN MCCAIN AND SARAH PALIN 277408 45.82% PF - RALPH NADER AND MATT GONZALEZ 5288 0.87% LIB - BOB BARR AND WAYNE A. ROOT 2909 0.48% AI - ALAN KEYES AND WILEY S. DRAKE, SR. 2415 0.40% GRN - CYNTHIA MCKINNEY AND ROSA 1669 0.28% CLEMENTE CONGRESS 25TH Vote For 1 147 of 147 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - HOWARD P. ''BUCK'' MCKEON 25160 50.50% DEM - JACKIE CONAWAY 24664 49.50% CONGRESS 26TH Vote For 1 175 of 175 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - DAVID DREIER 52976 51.68% DEM - RUSS WARNER 41414 40.40% LIB - TED BROWN 8113 7.91% CONGRESS 41ST Vote For 1 611 of 611 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - JERRY LEWIS 131116 62.92% DEM - TIM PRINCE 77275 37.08% CONGRESS 42ND Vote For 1 98 of 98 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - GARY G. MILLER 28710 56.47% DEM - EDWIN ''ED'' CHAU 22135 43.53% CONGRESS 43RD Vote For 1 360 of 360 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT DEM - JOE BACA 108259 69.14% REP - JOHN ROBERTS 48312 30.86% STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 17 http://localhost/rovpast/110408/defaultresults.htm 09/05/2012 San Bernardino County | Registrar of Voters | Elections Page 2 of 21 Vote For 1 189 of 189 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - GEORGE RUNNER 54078 58.76% DEM - BRUCE DAVID MCFARLAND 37958 41.24% STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 29 Vote For 1 100 of 100 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - ROBERT ''BOB'' HUFF 26983 52.63% DEM - JOSEPH M. LYONS 20780 40.53% LIB - JILL STONE 3506 6.84% STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 31 Vote For 1 528 of 528 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - BOB DUTTON 129689 62.37% DEM - AMEENAH FULLER 78245 37.63% STATE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 32 Vote For 1 3 of 3 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - JEAN FULLER 373 70.24% DEM - VIRGINIA MARTINEZ 158 29.76% STATE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 34 Vote For 1 80 of 80 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - CONNIE CONWAY 8020 54.88% DEM - DESMOND FARRELLY 6593 45.12% STATE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 36 Vote For 1 129 of 129 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - STEVE KNIGHT 26988 52.44% DEM - LINDA K. JONES 24478 47.56% STATE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 59 Vote For 1 242 of 242 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - ANTHONY ADAMS 45820 52.70% DEM - DONALD E. WILLIAMSON 33579 38.62% LIB - MAUREEN K. KEEDY 7550 8.68% STATE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 60 Vote For 1 39 of 39 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - CURT HAGMAN 15956 58.00% DEM - DIANE SINGER 11553 42.00% STATE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 61 Vote For 1 147 of 147 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT DEM - NORMA J. TORRES 39424 57.52% REP - WENDY A. MAIER 25149 36.69% LIB - MICHAEL MENDEZ 3964 5.78% http://localhost/rovpast/110408/defaultresults.htm 09/05/2012 San Bernardino County | Registrar of Voters | Elections Page 3 of 21 STATE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 62 Vote For 1 239 of 239 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT DEM - WILMER AMINA CARTER 78003 100.00% STATE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 63 Vote For 1 327 of 327 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - BILL EMMERSON 88702 54.49% DEM - MARK DAVID WESTWOOD 74086 45.51% STATE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 65 Vote For 1 185 of 185 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT REP - PAUL COOK 28038 63.11% DEM - CARL WOOD 16392 36.89% MAYOR ADELANTO Vote For 1 11 of 11 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT CHARLEY B. GLASPER 2487 55.81% EDWARD A. DUNAGAN 1969 44.19% MEMBER, CITY COUNCIL ADELANTO Vote For 2 11 of 11 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT EDGAR ''ED'' RUBEN CAMARGO 1887 27.12% CARI THOMAS 1576 22.65% STEVE R BAISDEN 1384 19.89% MICHAEL LEE HARRIS 1152 16.56% F.J. ''ABE'' ABERCROMBIE 959 13.78% MEMBER, TOWN COUNCIL APPLE VALLEY Vote For 2 37 of 37 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT RICK ROELLE 11322 28.00% GINGER COLEMAN 8029 19.85% DANIEL SEAGONDOLLAR 5695 14.08% JACK L. CLARKE 4771 11.80% NILES J. BUGHMAN 3162 7.82% LARRY WARREN 2033 5.03% MIKE SAYED 1838 4.55% MICHAEL D. SANFORD 1803 4.46% JILES SMITH 1786 4.42% MAYOR BARSTOW Vote For 1 16 of 16 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT JOE D. GOMEZ 2729 46.47% LAWRENCE E. DALE 2054 34.97% NATHANIEL H. PICKETT 1090 18.56% MEMBER, CITY COUNCIL BARSTOW Vote For 2 16 of 16 Precincts Reporting http://localhost/rovpast/110408/defaultresults.htm 09/05/2012 San Bernardino County | Registrar of Voters | Elections Page 4 of 21 CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT TIMOTHY (TIM) SAENZ 2017 20.51% WILLIE L HAILEY, SR 2008 20.42% CARMEN M. HERNANDEZ 1997 20.31% RICHARD VILLEGAS 1596 16.23% MARVIN A. ELLIS 756 7.69% HERCHEL EUGENE (GENE) DEATON 746 7.59% MANUEL GILBERT GURULE 714 7.26% CITY CLERK BARSTOW Vote For 1 16 of 16 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT JOANNE (JOJO) COUSINO 5004 100.00% CITY TREASURER BARSTOW Vote For 1 16 of 16 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT EVELYN L. RADEL 4927 100.00% MEMBER, CITY COUNCIL BIG BEAR LAKE Vote For 2 5 of 5 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT WILLIAM E. (BILL) JAHN 1142 28.27% LIZ HARRIS 1140 28.22% BARBARA S. WILLEY 1028 25.45% W.A. ''BILL'' LOPRESTI 730 18.07% MEMBER OF CITY COUNCIL COLTON DIST 3 Vote For 1 5 of 5 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT VINCENT YZAGUIRRE 790 48.47% JEREMY BACA 465 28.53% JOHN R. ANAYA 375 23.01% MEMBER OF CITY COUNCIL COLTON DIST 5 Vote For 1 7 of 7 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT DEIRDRE BENNETT 1341 53.11% JOHN MITCHELL 982 38.89% ROBERT WILSON 202 8.00% MEMBER OF CITY COUNCIL COLTON DIST 6 Vote For 1 13 of 13 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT ALEX PEREZ 840 50.36% ISAAC SUCHIL 828 49.64% CITY CLERK COLTON Vote For 1 40 of 40 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT EILEEN C. GOMEZ 4617 42.19% CAROLINA R. PADILLA 3769 34.44% KIRK LARSON 2558 23.37% CITY TREASURER COLTON http://localhost/rovpast/110408/defaultresults.htm 09/05/2012 San Bernardino County | Registrar of Voters | Elections Page 5 of 21 Vote For 1 40 of 40 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT AURELIO W. DE LA TORRE 9639 100.00% MEMBER, CITY COUNCIL FONTANA Vote For 2 84 of 84 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT JANICE RUTHERFORD 20731 32.09% ACQUANETTA WARREN 19999 30.96% ANGEL SANTIAGO 9278 14.36% JASON PAUL KILIAN 5464 8.46% CARLO AARON PURTHER 4651 7.20% RAFE GARCIA 4477 6.93% MEMBER, CITY COUNCIL GRAND TERRACE Vote For 3 6 of 6 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT JIM MILLER 2605 25.10% LEE ANN GARCIA 2423 23.35% WALT STANCKIEWITZ 2105 20.28% DOUG A. WILSON 1478 14.24% ROBERT MENDEZ 1336 12.87% DONTAY NUNN 432 4.16% MEMBER, CITY COUNCIL HESPERIA Vote For 2 40 of 40 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT MIKE LEONARD 8983 26.06% PAUL BOSACKI 8095 23.49% MARK KIRK 5888 17.08% RUSS BLEWETT 5746 16.67% ROCHELLE GARNER 2128 6.17% SCOTT BENNETT 1832 5.32% DENNIS K. ARQUETTE 1796 5.21% MAYOR NEEDLES Vote For 1 2 of 2 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT JEFFREY H. WILLIAMS 839 58.88% ROY A. MILLS 586 41.12% MEMBER, CITY COUNCIL NEEDLES Vote For 3 2 of 2 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT JAMES ''JIM'' LOPEZ 805 20.49% PATRICK F MURCH 783 19.93% TONY FRAZIER 635 16.16% REBECCA VALENTINE 582 14.81% BONNIE JACKSON 436 11.10% ROBERT M. ''SMITTY'' SMITH 435 11.07% LINDA B. STARR 253 6.44% MEMBER, CITY COUNCIL ONTARIO http://localhost/rovpast/110408/defaultresults.htm 09/05/2012 San Bernardino County | Registrar of Voters | Elections Page 6 of 21 Vote For 2 69 of 69 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT SHEILA MAUTZ 12698 22.95% DEBRA PORADA 10783 19.49% PAUL VINCENT AVILA 10346 18.70% JASON ANDERSON 9377 16.95% KEN WHITE 6614 11.96% JACK CUNNINGHAM 4543 8.21% HOSSEIN NIKYAR 959 1.73% CITY CLERK ONTARIO Vote For 1 69 of 69 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT MARY WIRTES 30227 100.00% CITY TREASURER ONTARIO Vote For 1 69 of 69 Precincts Reporting CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT JAMES R. 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    WYLE REPORT NO. T56285-01 APPENDIX A.7 ELECTION DEFINITIONS 95 pages including cover page ELECTION DEFINITION: GEN-01 General Election: GEN-01 A basic election held in 4 precincts one of which is a split precinct. This election contains 19 contests compiled into 4 ballot styles. 5 of the contests are in all 4 ballot styles. The other 15 contests are split between at least 2 of the precincts with a maximum of 4 different contest spread across the 4 precincts. The voting variations supported by this election are as follows: • Closed Primary: No • Open Primary: No • Partisan offices: Yes • Non-Partisan offices: Yes • Write-in voting: Yes • Primary presidential delegation nominations: No • Ballot Rotation: No • Straight Party voting: Yes • Cross-party endorsement: No • Split Precincts: Yes • Vote for N of M: Yes • Recall issues, with options: No • Cumulative voting: No • Ranked order voting: No • Provisional or challenged ballots: Yes • Early Voting: Yes This election was designed to functionally test the handling of multiple ballot styles, support for at least two languages, support for common voting variations, and audio support for at least two languages. Test Pattern 8 was chosen for audio input in an alternative language because it is a basic voting pattern using an ADA device. Test pattern 9 was chosen for audio input to demonstrate support for write-in voting using an ADA device. Test Pattern 3 was chosen for Spanish language input because it is a basic vote pattern using Spanish. Test Pattern 10 was chosen for Spanish language input because it exercises write-in using Spanish.
  • Officers, Officials, and Employees

    Officers, Officials, and Employees

    CHAPTER 6 Officers, Officials, and Employees A. The Speaker § 1. Definition and Nature of Office § 2. Authority and Duties § 3. Power of Appointment § 4. Restrictions on the Speaker’s Authority § 5. The Speaker as a Member § 6. Preserving Order § 7. Ethics Investigations of the Speaker B. The Speaker Pro Tempore § 8. Definition and Nature of Office; Authorities § 9. Oath of Office §10. Term of Office §11. Designation of a Speaker Pro Tempore §12. Election of a Speaker Pro Tempore; Authorities C. Elected House Officers §13. In General §14. The Clerk §15. The Sergeant–at–Arms §16. The Chaplain §17. The Chief Administrative Officer D. Other House Officials and Capitol Employees Commentary and editing by Andrew S. Neal, J.D. and Max A. Spitzer, J.D., LL.M. 389 VerDate Nov 24 2008 15:53 Dec 04, 2019 Jkt 000000 PO 00000 Frm 00389 Fmt 8875 Sfmt 8875 F:\PRECEDIT\WORKING\2019VOL02\2019VOL02.PAGETURN.V6.TXT 4473-B Ch. 6 PRECEDENTS OF THE HOUSE §18. The Parliamentarian §19. General Counsel; Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group §20. Inspector General §21. Legislative Counsel §22. Law Revision Counsel §23. House Historian §24. House Pages §25. Other Congressional Officials and Employees E. House Employees As Party Defendant or Witness §26. Current Procedures for Responding to Subpoenas §27. History of Former Procedures for Responding to Subpoenas F. House Employment and Administration §28. Employment Practices §29. Salaries and Benefits of House Officers, Officials, and Employees §30. Creating and Eliminating Offices; Reorganizations §31. Minority Party Employees 390 VerDate Nov 24 2008 15:53 Dec 04, 2019 Jkt 000000 PO 00000 Frm 00390 Fmt 8875 Sfmt 8875 F:\PRECEDIT\WORKING\2019VOL02\2019VOL02.PAGETURN.V6.TXT 4473-B Officers, Officials, and Employees A.