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All Localities SEN Locality: 019 BEDFORD COUNTY Registrant Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN Locality: 019 BEDFORD COUNTY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0702 702 - LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL 1 1 # of Precincts in Locality: 1 # of Voters: 1 1 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 1 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN Locality: 059 FAIRFAX COUNTY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0233 233 - NORTH POINT 4 4 # of Precincts in Locality: 1 # of Voters: 4 4 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 2 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN Locality: 185 TAZEWELL COUNTY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0502 502 - GRAHAM 4 4 # of Precincts in Locality: 1 # of Voters: 4 4 # of Precincts in District: 3 # of Voters: 9 9 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 3 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN 001 Locality: 095 JAMES CITY COUNTY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0201 201 - JAMESTOWN A 1,043 105 1,148 3 1 3 5 0202 202 - JAMESTOWN B 3,259 400 3,659 7 1 3 4 0302 302 - POWHATAN B 1,214 98 1,312 4 2 3 0304 304 - POWHATAN D 3,277 373 3,650 18 4 2 0501 501 - ROBERTS A 1,775 252 2,027 7 2 0503 503 - ROBERTS C 692 137 829 2 3 # of Precincts in Locality: 6 # of Voters: 11,260 1,365 12,625 39 8 8 19 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 4 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN 001 Locality: 199 YORK COUNTY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0101 101 - QUEENS LAKE 2,203 173 2,376 25 19 1 10 0103 103 - MAGRUDER 3,228 398 3,626 44 5 1 7 # of Precincts in Locality: 2 # of Voters: 5,431 571 6,002 69 24 2 17 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 5 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN 001 Locality: 650 HAMPTON CITY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0204 204 - FORREST 467 127 594 7 1 0208 208 - KRAFT 3,961 537 4,498 49 5 5 1 0214 214 - TUCKER CAPPS 3,203 715 3,918 40 1 1 1 # of Precincts in Locality: 3 # of Voters: 7,631 1,379 9,010 96 7 6 2 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 6 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN 001 Locality: 700 NEWPORT NEWS CITY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0101 101 - DENBIGH 3,802 687 4,489 22 6 3 3 0102 102 - EPES 3,834 1,051 4,885 37 8 2 5 0103 103 - JENKINS 3,527 696 4,223 24 2 6 4 0104 104 - MCINTOSH 2,483 625 3,108 40 6 2 3 0105 105 - OYSTER POINT 824 176 1,000 9 1 2 0106 106 - RESERVOIR 4,379 765 5,144 67 12 3 2 0107 107 - RICHNECK 3,635 421 4,056 46 11 1 4 0108 108 - LEE HALL 2,851 767 3,618 82 18 3 3 0109 109 - WINDSOR 1,866 242 2,108 21 4 1 1 0110 110 - GREENWOOD 3,201 917 4,118 70 7 1 6 0201 201 - BLAND 807 263 1,070 16 2 0202 202 - BOULEVARD 2,401 389 2,790 14 8 1 2 0203 203 - CHARLES 3,777 344 4,121 43 10 5 7 0204 204 - WELLESLEY 1,991 281 2,272 7 2 4 0205 205 - DEEP CREEK 2,671 169 2,840 19 3 4 0208 208 - HIDENWOOD 1,603 82 1,685 7 2 3 6 0209 209 - HILTON 2,198 190 2,388 16 6 5 4 0210 210 - NELSON 3,792 378 4,170 40 5 3 8 0211 211 - PALMER 2,692 600 3,292 23 5 5 1 0212 212 - RIVERSIDE 1,371 98 1,469 3 5 2 2 0213 213 - SANFORD 1,099 69 1,168 14 4 1 1 0215 215 - WARWICK 1,610 268 1,878 11 3 4 2 0216 216 - YATES 1,628 146 1,774 10 4 4 5 0217 217 - RIVERVIEW 2,342 187 2,529 25 6 3 3 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 7 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN 001 Locality: 700 NEWPORT NEWS CITY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0218 218 - KILN CREEK 3,915 624 4,539 56 14 2 7 0219 219 - DEER PARK 2,440 814 3,254 25 6 1 0303 303 - CARVER 1,559 285 1,844 4 1 1 2 0305 305 - DOWNTOWN 566 172 738 5 1 0306 306 - DUNBAR 16 9 25 0314 314 - RIVER 1,407 338 1,745 11 2 1 0315 315 - SEDGEFIELD 1,797 233 2,030 9 3 0320 320 - WATKINS 3,524 473 3,997 17 2 4 # of Precincts in Locality: 32 # of Voters: 75,608 12,759 88,367 793 167 64 96 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 8 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN 001 Locality: 800 SUFFOLK CITY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0704 704 - BURBAGE GRANT 2,469 268 2,737 58 6 2 2 # of Precincts in Locality: 1 # of Voters: 2,469 268 2,737 58 6 2 2 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 9 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN 001 Locality: 830 WILLIAMSBURG CITY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0001 001 - STRYKER 4,523 961 5,484 18 19 4 4 0002 002 - MATOAKA 4,736 1,173 5,909 13 29 15 5 # of Precincts in Locality: 2 # of Voters: 9,259 2,134 11,393 31 48 19 9 # of Precincts in District: 46 # of Voters: 111,658 18,476 130,134 1,086 260 101 145 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 10 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN 002 Locality: 199 YORK COUNTY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0103 103 - MAGRUDER 364 57 421 5 1 0201 201 - COVENTRY 4,148 427 4,575 111 19 1 27 0202 202 - KILN CREEK 1,984 166 2,150 19 9 13 0303 303 - EDGEHILL 2,974 279 3,253 26 9 6 14 0501 501 - TABB 989 95 1,084 20 6 8 0502 502 - BETHEL 3,956 439 4,395 83 23 4 11 # of Precincts in Locality: 6 # of Voters: 14,415 1,463 15,878 264 67 11 73 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 11 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN 002 Locality: 650 HAMPTON CITY Precinct No. Precinct Name Active Inactive All Military Overseas Federal Under 18 0101 101 - ABERDEEN 2,200 287 2,487 13 1 0102 102 - BASSETTE 2,601 363 2,964 28 1 0103 103 - CITY HALL 1,798 427 2,225 13 3 1 1 0104 104 - COOPER 3,732 1,024 4,756 69 6 1 0105 105 - EAST HAMPTON 2,758 794 3,552 16 2 0106 106 - ARMSTRONG 2,585 428 3,013 21 6 3 1 0107 107 - LINDSAY 2,276 268 2,544 23 3 1 0108 108 - THOMAS 3,470 609 4,079 39 3 1 0109 109 - PHENIX 3,043 479 3,522 18 4 2 0110 110 - PHOEBUS 720 133 853 6 0111 111 - HAMPTON LIBRARY 1,030 139 1,169 9 4 1 0112 112 - SMITH 3,612 540 4,152 25 7 3 3 0115 115 - WYTHE 1,469 159 1,628 25 4 4 1 0116 116 - JONES 1,374 215 1,589 18 2 3 1 0117 117 - KECOUGHTAN 2,226 399 2,625 31 4 3 0118 118 - MALLORY 3,121 336 3,457 25 3 1 1 0201 201 - BOOKER 2,879 388 3,267 41 6 2 3 0202 202 - BRYAN 2,862 512 3,374 37 5 1 2 0203 203 - BURBANK 2,089 501 2,590 50 2 2 0204 204 - FORREST 1,774 291 2,065 19 3 0209 209 - LANGLEY 2,609 416 3,025 34 5 3 2 0210 210 - MACHEN 3,956 714 4,670 65 7 1 1 0212 212 - BETHEL 3,759 348 4,107 47 11 2 0213 213 - PHILLIPS 3,815 372 4,187 38 10 1 1 Run Date: 5/1/2016 5:40:07 AM Copyright 01/01/2007, Commonwealth of Virginia, State Board of Elections Page 12 of 246 Report ID: CP-150 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS Registrant Counts By District Type Voters registered as of 5/1/2016 All Localities SEN 002 Locality: 650 HAMPTON CITY Precinct No.
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