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OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS 12/11/12 2012 GENERAL ELECTION 16:18:26 SALT LAKE COUNTY, UTAH Registered Voters 444196 - Cards Cast 386729 Num. Report Precinct 724 - Num. Reporting 724 87.06% 100.00% STRAIGHT PARTY Total Number of Precincts 724 Precincts Reporting 724 100.0 % Times Counted 386729/444196 87.1 % Total Votes 141713 REPUBLICAN REP 71808 50.67% DEMOCRATIC DEM 66980 47.26% LIBERTARIAN LIB 1599 1.13% CONSTITUTION CON 581 0.41% GREEN GRN 487 0.34% JUSTICE JUS 258 0.18% PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Total Number of Precincts 724 Precincts Reporting 724 100.0 % Times Counted 386729/444196 87.1 % Total Votes 384174 MITT ROMNEY REP 223811 58.26% BARACK OBAMA DEM 146147 38.04% GARY JOHNSON LIB 5521 1.44% ROSS C. "ROCKY" ANDERSON JUS 3283 0.85% JILL STEIN GRN 2047 0.53% VIRGIL GOODE CON 805 0.21% GLORIA LA RIVA 157 0.04% ROSEANNE BARR 16 0.00% JILL REED 5 0.00% WILL CHRISTENSEN 2 0.00% ANDRE BARNETT 2 0.00% STEPHEN DURHAM 1 0.00% JUSTIN MYERS 1 0.00% DEAN MORSTAD 1 0.00% SHEILA SAMM TITTLE 0 0.00% NELSON KEYTON 0 0.00% ERIN KENT MAGEE 0 0.00% DARRELL HYKES 0 0.00% Write-in Votes 2375 0.62% U.S. SENATE Total Number of Precincts 724 Precincts Reporting 724 100.0 % Times Counted 386729/444196 87.1 % Total Votes 379316 ORRIN G. HATCH REP 199824 52.68% SCOTT HOWELL DEM 162904 42.95% SHAUN LYNN MCCAUSLAND CON 9094 2.40% DANIEL GEERY JUS 3937 1.04% BILL BARRON 2990 0.79% JOANN S. SECRIST 0 0.00% Write-in Votes 567 0.15% U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #2 Total Number of Precincts 167 Precincts Reporting 167 100.0 % Times Counted 87562/101139 86.6 % Total Votes 84117 JAY SEEGMILLER DEM 49205 58.50% CHRIS STEWART REP 30297 36.02% JOSEPH ANDRADE 1970 2.34% JONATHAN D. GARRARD CON 1412 1.68% CHARLES E KIMBALL 1127 1.34% Write-in Votes 106 0.13% U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #3 Total Number of Precincts 163 Precincts Reporting 163 100.0 % Times Counted 86377/97212 88.9 % Total Votes 83450 JASON CHAFFETZ REP 52312 62.69% SOREN D. SIMONSEN DEM 31008 37.16% Write-in Votes 130 0.16% U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #4 Total Number of Precincts 394 Precincts Reporting 394 100.0 % Times Counted 212790/245845 86.6 % Total Votes 209756 JIM MATHESON DEM 109599 52.25% MIA B. LOVE REP 94236 44.93% JIM L VEIN LIB 5626 2.68% Write-in Votes 295 0.14% GOVERNOR Total Number of Precincts 724 Precincts Reporting 724 100.0 % Times Counted 386729/444196 87.1 % Total Votes 378540 GARY R. HERBERT REP 209310 55.29% PETER S COOKE DEM 154361 40.78% KEN LARSEN LIB 9472 2.50% KIRK D PEARSON CON 4963 1.31% DAVID J CANNON 1 0.00% DENNIS C. OWEN 0 0.00% Write-in Votes 433 0.11% STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL Total Number of Precincts 724 Precincts Reporting 724 100.0 % Times Counted 386729/444196 87.1 % Total Votes 372338 JOHN SWALLOW REP 194538 52.25% DEE W. SMITH DEM 155506 41.76% W. ANDREW MCCULLOUGH LIB 21969 5.90% Write-in Votes 325 0.09% STATE AUDITOR Total Number of Precincts 724 Precincts Reporting 724 100.0 % Times Counted 386729/444196 87.1 % Total Votes 364386 JOHN DOUGALL REP 191891 52.66% MARK SAGE DEM 155055 42.55% RICHARD PROCTOR CON 16886 4.63% Write-in Votes 554 0.15% STATE TREASURER Total Number of Precincts 724 Precincts Reporting 724 100.0 % Times Counted 386729/444196 87.1 % Total Votes 364852 RICHARD K. ELLIS REP 198001 54.27% CHRISTOPHER STOUT DEM 147412 40.40% VINCENT C. MARCUS III LIB 19161 5.25% WARREN ROGERS 11 0.00% Write-in Votes 267 0.07% STATE SENATOR DISTRICT #1 Total Number of Precincts 46 Precincts Reporting 46 100.0 % Times Counted 19783/24262 81.5 % Total Votes 18997 LUZ ROBLES DEM 10490 55.22% CHELSEA WOODRUFF REP 8479 44.63% Write-in Votes 28 0.15% STATE SENATOR DISTRICT #6 Total Number of Precincts 62 Precincts Reporting 62 100.0 % Times Counted 34752/40332 86.2 % Total Votes 33058 WAYNE A. HARPER REP 19961 60.38% JOHN RENDELL DEM 13049 39.47% Write-in Votes 48 0.15% STATE SENATOR DISTRICT #8 Total Number of Precincts 83 Precincts Reporting 83 100.0 % Times Counted 40826/46315 88.1 % Total Votes 39056 BRIAN E SHIOZAWA REP 22156 56.73% JOSIE VALDEZ DEM 16864 43.18% Write-in Votes 36 0.09% STATE SENATOR DISTRICT #10 Total Number of Precincts 67 Precincts Reporting 67 100.0 % Times Counted 40060/46056 87.0 % Total Votes 33726 AARON V. OSMOND REP 33171 98.35% Write-in Votes 555 1.65% STATE SENATOR DISTRICT #13 Total Number of Precincts 6 Precincts Reporting 6 100.0 % Times Counted 3274/3723 87.9 % Total Votes 2694 MARK BENSON MADSEN REP 2654 98.52% Write-in Votes 40 1.48% STATE SENATOR DISTRICT #23 Total Number of Precincts 7 Precincts Reporting 7 100.0 % Times Counted 3478/4126 84.3 % Total Votes 3321 BRECK ENGLAND DEM 2138 64.38% TODD WEILER REP 1180 35.53% Write-in Votes 3 0.09% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #22 Total Number of Precincts 23 Precincts Reporting 23 100.0 % Times Counted 9987/12076 82.7 % Total Votes 8820 SUSAN "SUE" DUCKWORTH DEM 6402 72.59% MARILEE ROOSE CON 2331 26.43% SARGE 40 0.45% Write-in Votes 47 0.53% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #23 Total Number of Precincts 16 Precincts Reporting 16 100.0 % Times Counted 7723/9387 82.3 % Total Votes 7414 JENNIFER "JEN" SEELIG DEM 5109 68.91% RICHARD D.M. BARNES REP 2302 31.05% Write-in Votes 3 0.04% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #24 Total Number of Precincts 27 Precincts Reporting 27 100.0 % Times Counted 15879/17593 90.3 % Total Votes 15064 REBECCA CHAVEZ-HOUCK DEM 10613 70.45% J. P. HUGHES REP 4431 29.41% Write-in Votes 20 0.13% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #25 Total Number of Precincts 26 Precincts Reporting 26 100.0 % Times Counted 14931/16825 88.7 % Total Votes 14073 JOEL K. BRISCOE DEM 11288 80.21% SINAMA MELI REP 2768 19.67% Write-in Votes 17 0.12% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #26 Total Number of Precincts 19 Precincts Reporting 19 100.0 % Times Counted 7919/9697 81.7 % Total Votes 7542 ANGELA ROMERO DEM 4926 65.31% ANDRES PAREDES REP 2077 27.54% MARK DEE WHITAKER GRN 528 7.00% BRYAN SMITH FARNSWORTH 1 0.01% Write-in Votes 10 0.13% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #28 Total Number of Precincts 31 Precincts Reporting 31 100.0 % Times Counted 18474/20250 91.2 % Total Votes 17489 BRIAN S. 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COX REP 5029 48.24% Write-in Votes 11 0.11% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #31 Total Number of Precincts 18 Precincts Reporting 18 100.0 % Times Counted 8050/9878 81.5 % Total Votes 7673 LARRY WILEY DEM 3872 50.46% FRED C JOHNSON REP 3795 49.46% Write-in Votes 6 0.08% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #32 Total Number of Precincts 29 Precincts Reporting 29 100.0 % Times Counted 17138/19788 86.6 % Total Votes 16380 LAVAR CHRISTENSEN REP 10940 66.79% ALAIN BALMANNO DEM 5426 33.13% Write-in Votes 14 0.09% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #33 Total Number of Precincts 17 Precincts Reporting 17 100.0 % Times Counted 8290/10000 82.9 % Total Votes 8026 CRAIG HALL REP 4234 52.75% LIZ MUNIZ DEM 3782 47.12% Write-in Votes 10 0.12% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #34 Total Number of Precincts 27 Precincts Reporting 27 100.0 % Times Counted 12249/14268 85.8 % Total Votes 11734 JOHNNY ANDERSON REP 6255 53.31% CELINA L. MILNER DEM 5464 46.57% Write-in Votes 15 0.13% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #35 Total Number of Precincts 21 Precincts Reporting 21 100.0 % Times Counted 9358/11131 84.1 % Total Votes 8905 MARK A. WHEATLEY DEM 4780 53.68% CASEY R FITTS REP 3516 39.48% CHELSEA TRAVIS LIB 595 6.68% Write-in Votes 14 0.16% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #36 Total Number of Precincts 37 Precincts Reporting 37 100.0 % Times Counted 21257/23309 91.2 % Total Votes 20470 PATRICE ARENT DEM 12268 59.93% DANA DICKSON REP 8190 40.01% Write-in Votes 12 0.06% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #37 Total Number of Precincts 34 Precincts Reporting 34 100.0 % Times Counted 18117/20396 88.8 % Total Votes 17466 CAROL SPACKMAN MOSS DEM 9002 51.54% ANNE-MARIE LAMPROPOULOS REP 8450 48.38% Write-in Votes 14 0.08% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #38 Total Number of Precincts 24 Precincts Reporting 24 100.0 % Times Counted 9122/11120 82.0 % Total Votes 8726 ERIC HUTCHINGS REP 5079 58.21% ELIAS S. MCGRAW DEM 3633 41.63% Write-in Votes 14 0.16% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #39 Total Number of Precincts 22 Precincts Reporting 22 100.0 % Times Counted 12895/15148 85.1 % Total Votes 12427 JIM DUNNIGAN REP 7484 60.22% BARBARA EUBANKS DEM 4928 39.66% Write-in Votes 15 0.12% STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #40 Total Number of Precincts 27 Precincts Reporting 27 100.0 % Times Counted 15702/17917 87.6 % Total Votes 14720 LYNN N.
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    House of Representatives State of Utah UTAH STATE CAPITOL COMPLEX • 350 STATE CAPITOL P.O

    House of Representatives State of Utah UTAH STATE CAPITOL COMPLEX • 350 STATE CAPITOL P.O. BOX 145030 • SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84114-5030 • (801)538-1029 AGENDA TO: Members of the House Health and Human Services Standing Committee FROM: Rep. Paul Ray, Chair Rep. LaVar Christensen, Vice Chair RE: Committee Meeting DATE: Wednesday, February 26, 2014 TIME: 7:30 AM PLACE: 25 House Building - Call to order and approval of minutes of the Monday, February 24, 2014 meeting - The following bills are scheduled for consideration: 1. HB0384 Concussion and Head Injury Amendments (P. Ray) (sj/mda) 2. HB0348 Child Support Amendments (K. Stratton) (ecm/cbl) 3. HB0134 Firearm Safety Amendments (S. Eliason) (lak/mda) 4. HB0146 Child Care Amendments (R. Menlove) (sj/mda) 5. SCR005 Concurrent Resolution Supporting the Master Plan (M. Dayton) (rf/bjb) 6. SB0137S01 Health Care Professional Truth in Advertising (T. Weiler) (cjd/mda) COMMITTEE MEMBERS Rep. Paul Ray, Chair Rep. LaVar Christensen, Vice Chair Rep. Stewart Barlow Rep. Rebecca Chavez-Houck Rep. Tim M. Cosgrove Rep. Brian M. Greene Rep. Michael S. Kennedy Rep. Ronda Rudd Menlove Rep. Edward H. Redd Committee Analyst: Mark D. Andrews, Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel Committee Secretary: Linda Black In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing auxiliary communicative aids and services for this meeting should call the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel at 801-538-1032 or use Relay Utah (toll-free in-state 7-1-1 or Spanish language 888-346-3162), giving at least 48 hours notice or the best notice practicable.