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Vote for One US Senator 5 PM 11/15/2016 General Unofficial results Election Report Marion County, Oregon Registered Voters Official General Election Official Ballot 134043 of 181657 = 73.79 % Run Time 4:46 PM 11/8/2016 Precincts Reporting Run Date 11/15/2016 Page 1 of 35 135 of 135 = 100.00 % United States President and Vice President - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Republican 61212 48.62 % 61212 48.62 % Donald J Trump Mike Pence Democrat 55267 43.89 % 55267 43.89 % Hillary Clinton Tim Kaine Pacific Green, 2732 2.17 % 2732 2.17 % Progressive Jill Stein Ajamu Baraka Libertarian 6698 5.32 % 6698 5.32 % Gary Johnson Bill Weld Cast Votes: 125909 100.00 % 125909 100.00 % Undervotes: 2465 2465 Overvotes: 163 163 Write-Ins: 5506 5506 US Senator - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Steven C Reynolds 3932 3.06 % 3932 3.06 % Independent Ron Wyden 63766 49.59 % 63766 49.59 % Democrat Mark Callahan 53480 41.59 % 53480 41.59 % Republican Eric Navickas 2206 1.72 % 2206 1.72 % Pacific Green, Progressive Jim Lindsay 1527 1.19 % 1527 1.19 % Libertarian Shanti S Lewallen 3680 2.86 % 3680 2.86 % Working Families Cast Votes: 128591 100.00 % 128591 100.00 % Undervotes: 5263 5263 Overvotes: 46 46 Write-Ins: 143 143 5 PM 11/15/2016 General Unofficial results Election Report Marion County, Oregon Registered Voters Official General Election Official Ballot 134043 of 181657 = 73.79 % Run Time 4:46 PM 11/8/2016 Precincts Reporting Run Date 11/15/2016 Page 2 of 35 135 of 135 = 100.00 % US Representative, 5th District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Colm Willis 59555 47.11 % 59555 47.11 % Republican Kurt Schrader 62798 49.68 % 62798 49.68 % Democrat, Independent Marvin Sandnes 4053 3.21 % 4053 3.21 % Pacific Green Cast Votes: 126406 100.00 % 126406 100.00 % Undervotes: 7426 7426 Overvotes: 26 26 Write-Ins: 185 185 Governor (2 Year Term) - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total James Foster 2185 1.69 % 2185 1.69 % Libertarian Kate Brown 53451 41.24 % 53451 41.24 % Democrat, Working Families Cliff Thomason 2627 2.03 % 2627 2.03 % Independent Aaron Donald Auer 1022 0.79 % 1022 0.79 % Constitution Bud Pierce 70326 54.26 % 70326 54.26 % Republican Cast Votes: 129611 100.00 % 129611 100.00 % Undervotes: 4197 4197 Overvotes: 38 38 Write-Ins: 197 197 5 PM 11/15/2016 General Unofficial results Election Report Marion County, Oregon Registered Voters Official General Election Official Ballot 134043 of 181657 = 73.79 % Run Time 4:46 PM 11/8/2016 Precincts Reporting Run Date 11/15/2016 Page 3 of 35 135 of 135 = 100.00 % Secretary of State - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Sharon L Durbin 3009 2.41 % 3009 2.41 % Libertarian Dennis Richardson 68482 54.77 % 68482 54.77 % Republican Paul Damian Wells 4460 3.57 % 4460 3.57 % Independent Brad Avakian 45750 36.59 % 45750 36.59 % Democrat, Working Families, Progressive Alan Zundel 2341 1.87 % 2341 1.87 % Pacific Green Michael Marsh 1002 0.80 % 1002 0.80 % Constitution Cast Votes: 125044 100.00 % 125044 100.00 % Undervotes: 8783 8783 Overvotes: 30 30 Write-Ins: 186 186 State Treasurer - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Chris Henry 5002 4.09 % 5002 4.09 % Progressive, Pacific Green Tobias Read 47806 39.07 % 47806 39.07 % Democrat Jeff Gudman 59158 48.35 % 59158 48.35 % Republican Chris Telfer 10397 8.50 % 10397 8.50 % Independent Cast Votes: 122363 100.00 % 122363 100.00 % Undervotes: 11481 11481 Overvotes: 14 14 Write-Ins: 185 185 5 PM 11/15/2016 General Unofficial results Election Report Marion County, Oregon Registered Voters Official General Election Official Ballot 134043 of 181657 = 73.79 % Run Time 4:46 PM 11/8/2016 Precincts Reporting Run Date 11/15/2016 Page 4 of 35 135 of 135 = 100.00 % Attorney General - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Lars D H Hedbor 3785 3.10 % 3785 3.10 % Libertarian Ellen Rosenblum 59041 48.33 % 59041 48.33 % Democrat, Independent, Working Families Daniel Zene Crowe 59345 48.58 % 59345 48.58 % Republican Cast Votes: 122171 100.00 % 122171 100.00 % Undervotes: 11593 11593 Overvotes: 14 14 Write-Ins: 265 265 State Senator, 9th District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Rich Harisay 6773 28.63 % 6773 28.63 % Democrat Fred Frank Girod 16010 67.68 % 16010 67.68 % Republican, Independent Jack Stillwell 871 3.68 % 871 3.68 % Libertarian Cast Votes: 23654 100.00 % 23654 100.00 % Undervotes: 2072 2072 Overvotes: 2 2 Write-Ins: 44 44 State Senator, 12th District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Brian J Boquist 3217 73.45 % 3217 73.45 % Republican, Independent Ross Swartzendruber 1163 26.55 % 1163 26.55 % Democrat Cast Votes: 4380 100.00 % 4380 100.00 % Undervotes: 404 404 Overvotes: 0 0 Write-Ins: 6 6 5 PM 11/15/2016 General Unofficial results Election Report Marion County, Oregon Registered Voters Official General Election Official Ballot 134043 of 181657 = 73.79 % Run Time 4:46 PM 11/8/2016 Precincts Reporting Run Date 11/15/2016 Page 5 of 35 135 of 135 = 100.00 % State Senator, 30th District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Ted Ferrioli 0 0.00 % 0 0.00 % Republican, Independent W Mark Stringer 0 0.00 % 0 0.00 % Democrat Cast Votes: 0 0.00 % 0 0.00 % Undervotes: 0 0 Overvotes: 0 0 Write-Ins: 0 0 State Representative, 17th District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Jeffrey D Goodwin 1464 21.11 % 1464 21.11 % Independent, Libertarian Sherrie Sprenger 5471 78.89 % 5471 78.89 % Republican, Democrat Cast Votes: 6935 100.00 % 6935 100.00 % Undervotes: 1086 1086 Overvotes: 2 2 Write-Ins: 41 41 State Representative, 18th District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Victor S Gilliam 10486 63.99 % 10486 63.99 % Republican, Independent Tom Kane 5508 33.61 % 5508 33.61 % Democrat, Working Families Patrick Marnell 394 2.40 % 394 2.40 % Libertarian Cast Votes: 16388 100.00 % 16388 100.00 % Undervotes: 1272 1272 Overvotes: 6 6 Write-Ins: 42 42 5 PM 11/15/2016 General Unofficial results Election Report Marion County, Oregon Registered Voters Official General Election Official Ballot 134043 of 181657 = 73.79 % Run Time 4:46 PM 11/8/2016 Precincts Reporting Run Date 11/15/2016 Page 6 of 35 135 of 135 = 100.00 % State Representative, 19th District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Jodi Hack 17286 61.21 % 17286 61.21 % Republican, Independent Larry Trott 10956 38.79 % 10956 38.79 % Democrat Cast Votes: 28242 100.00 % 28242 100.00 % Undervotes: 3226 3226 Overvotes: 3 3 Write-Ins: 105 105 State Representative, 20th District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Paul Evans 5741 52.97 % 5741 52.97 % Democrat, Independent, Working Families Laura S Morett 5097 47.03 % 5097 47.03 % Republican Cast Votes: 10838 100.00 % 10838 100.00 % Undervotes: 782 782 Overvotes: 0 0 Write-Ins: 20 20 State Representative, 21st District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Doug Rodgers 8064 37.92 % 8064 37.92 % Republican Alvin M Klausen Jr 1348 6.34 % 1348 6.34 % Independent Brian Clem 11856 55.75 % 11856 55.75 % Democrat Cast Votes: 21268 100.00 % 21268 100.00 % Undervotes: 2356 2356 Overvotes: 3 3 Write-Ins: 92 92 5 PM 11/15/2016 General Unofficial results Election Report Marion County, Oregon Registered Voters Official General Election Official Ballot 134043 of 181657 = 73.79 % Run Time 4:46 PM 11/8/2016 Precincts Reporting Run Date 11/15/2016 Page 7 of 35 135 of 135 = 100.00 % State Represntative, 22nd District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Teresa Alonso Leon 9134 55.05 % 9134 55.05 % Democrat, Working Families Patti Milne 7457 44.95 % 7457 44.95 % Republican, Independent Cast Votes: 16591 100.00 % 16591 100.00 % Undervotes: 1130 1130 Overvotes: 3 3 Write-Ins: 59 59 State Representative, 23rd District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Jim Thompson 1334 31.18 % 1334 31.18 % Independent Mike Nearman 2629 61.44 % 2629 61.44 % Republican Garrett Leeds 148 3.46 % 148 3.46 % Libertarian Alex Polikoff 168 3.93 % 168 3.93 % Pacific Green Cast Votes: 4279 100.00 % 4279 100.00 % Undervotes: 503 503 Overvotes: 3 3 Write-Ins: 5 5 State Representative, 25th District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Sharon P Freeman 5904 34.87 % 5904 34.87 % Democrat Bill Post 11029 65.13 % 11029 65.13 % Republican, Independent Cast Votes: 16933 100.00 % 16933 100.00 % Undervotes: 1757 1757 Overvotes: 2 2 Write-Ins: 42 42 5 PM 11/15/2016 General Unofficial results Election Report Marion County, Oregon Registered Voters Official General Election Official Ballot 134043 of 181657 = 73.79 % Run Time 4:46 PM 11/8/2016 Precincts Reporting Run Date 11/15/2016 Page 8 of 35 135 of 135 = 100.00 % State Representative, 39th District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Charles Gallia 8 28.57 % 8 28.57 % Democrat Bill Kennemer 19 67.86 % 19 67.86 % Republican, Independent Kenny Sernach 1 3.57 % 1 3.57 % Libertarian Cast Votes: 28 100.00 % 28 100.00 % Undervotes: 1 1 Overvotes: 0 0 Write-Ins: 0 0 State Representative, 59th District - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total John E Huffman 0 0.00 % 0 0.00 % Republican, Independent Tyler J Gabriel 0 0.00 % 0 0.00 % Democrat Cast Votes: 0 0.00 % 0 0.00 % Undervotes: 0 0 Overvotes: 0 0 Write-Ins: 0 0 Marion County Commissioner, Position 3 - Vote for one Choice Party Election Day Voting Total Sam Brentano 87154 100.00 % 87154 100.00 % Republican Cast Votes: 87154 100.00 % 87154 100.00 % Undervotes: 43527 43527 Overvotes: 4 4 Write-Ins: 3358 3358 5 PM 11/15/2016 General Unofficial results
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