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Run Date:09/17/02 02:14 Pm Statistics Report-El45 Page 001 8/23/2019 https://www.co.brown.wi.us/i_brown/d/county_clerk/2002septel45.htm?t=1236113488 SUMMARY REPORT FALL PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICAL CANVASS BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN SEPTEMBER 10, 2002 RUN DATE:09/17/02 02:14 PM STATISTICS REPORT-EL45 PAGE 001 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 89) . 89 100.00 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 35,381 BALLOTS CAST - Democratic Party . 15,805 44.67 BALLOTS CAST - Republican Party . 19,008 53.72 BALLOTS CAST - Wisconsin Greens . 78 .22 BALLOTS CAST - Libertarian Party. 221 .62 BALLOTS CAST - Constitution Party . 6 .02 BALLOTS CAST - INDEPENDENT PARTY. 85 .24 BALLOTS CAST - IDN/NONPARTISAN . 178 .50 PARTY PREFERENCE VOTE FOR 1 DEMOCRATIC . 12,998 48.66 REPUBLICAN . 13,383 50.10 WISCONSIN GREENS . 68 .25 LIBERTARIAN. 172 .64 CONSTITUTION . 4 .01 INDEPENDENT. 85 .32 SUMMARY REPORT FALL PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICAL CANVASS BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN SEPTEMBER 10, 2002 RUN DATE:09/17/02 02:14 PM DEMOCRATIC PARTY REPORT-EL45 PAGE 002 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT GOVERNOR ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 2 VOTE FOR 1 VOTE FOR 1 JIM DOYLE . 6,992 44.99 DAN KATERS . 1,029 99.42 KATHLEEN FALK . 3,608 23.22 WRITE-IN. 6 .58 TOM BARRETT. 4,929 31.72 WRITE-IN. 12 .08 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 4 VOTE FOR 1 LT GOVERNOR SIDNEY VINEBURG . 2,817 99.16 VOTE FOR 1 WRITE-IN. 24 .84 KEVIN SHIBILSKI . 6,383 44.35 BARBARA LAWTON. 7,994 55.55 WRITE-IN. 14 .10 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 5 VOTE FOR 1 LEE P. MEYERHOFER. 570 99.82 ATTORNEY GENERAL WRITE-IN. 1 .18 VOTE FOR 1 PEGGY A. LAUTENSCHLAGER. 11,482 99.80 WRITE-IN. 23 .20 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 88 VOTE FOR 1 BRYAN MILZ . 2,373 99.83 SECRETARY OF STATE WRITE-IN. 4 .17 VOTE FOR 1 DOUGLAS LA FOLLETTE . 11,568 99.85 WRITE-IN. 17 .15 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 89 VOTE FOR 1 ALAN HAGER . 523 100.00 STATE TREASURER WRITE-IN. 0 VOTE FOR 1 DAWN MARIE SASS . 7,694 66.09 ROB FYRST . 3,932 33.77 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 90 WRITE-IN. 16 .14 VOTE FOR 1 ROGER DIER . 2,869 99.76 WRITE-IN. 7 .24 REP. CONGRESS - 8TH DISTRICT VOTE FOR 1 ANDREW M. BECKER . 10,821 99.66 COUNTY TREASURER WRITE-IN. 37 .34 VOTE FOR 1 KERRY M. BLANEY . 11,526 99.86 WRITE-IN. 16 .14 ST. SENATOR DISTRICT 1 VOTE FOR 1 SUSAN HILSABECK . 1,469 99.93 CLERK OF COURTS WRITE-IN. 1 .07 VOTE FOR 1 PAUL G. JANQUART . 11,381 99.81 WRITE-IN. 22 .19 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 1 VOTE FOR 1 TOM HERMANN. 296 100.00 REGISTER OF DEEDS WRITE-IN. 0 VOTE FOR 1 CATHY A. WILLIQUETTE. 11,375 99.84 WRITE-IN. 18 .16 SUMMARY REPORT FALL PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICAL CANVASS BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN https://www.co.brown.wi.us/i_brown/d/county_clerk/2002septel45.htm?t=1236113488 1/3 8/23/2019 https://www.co.brown.wi.us/i_brown/d/county_clerk/2002septel45.htm?t=1236113488 SEPTEMBER 10, 2002 RUN DATE:09/17/02 02:14 PM REPUBLICAN PARTY REPORT-EL45 PAGE 003 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT GOVERNOR ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 3 VOTE FOR 1 VOTE FOR 1 GEORGE POBUDA . 817 5.68 AL OTT . 229 99.57 SCOTT McCALLUM. 11,735 81.52 WRITE-IN. 1 .43 BILL LORGE . 1,798 12.49 WRITE-IN. 46 .32 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 4 VOTE FOR 1 LT GOVERNOR PHIL MONTGOMERY . 3,343 99.67 VOTE FOR 1 WRITE-IN. 11 .33 MARGARET A. FARROW . 10,985 99.75 WRITE-IN. 28 .25 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 5 VOTE FOR 1 ATTORNEY GENERAL BECKY WEBER. 882 99.89 VOTE FOR 1 WRITE-IN. 1 .11 VINCE BISKUPIC. 11,786 99.67 WRITE-IN. 39 .33 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 88 VOTE FOR 1 SECRETARY OF STATE JUDY KRAWCZYK . 2,353 99.53 VOTE FOR 1 WRITE-IN. 11 .47 WALT NOCITO. 2,890 24.92 ROBERT GERALD LORGE . 8,687 74.89 WRITE-IN. 22 .19 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 89 VOTE FOR 1 JOHN G. GARD . 849 99.76 STATE TREASURER WRITE-IN. 2 .24 VOTE FOR 1 JACK C. VOIGHT. 11,130 99.85 WRITE-IN. 17 .15 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 90 VOTE FOR 1 KARL VAN ROY . 2,328 65.84 REP. CONGRESS - 8TH DISTRICT BOB STRAZISHAR. 1,202 33.99 VOTE FOR 1 WRITE-IN. 6 .17 MARK GREEN . 14,153 99.72 WRITE-IN. 40 .28 DISTRICT ATTORNEY VOTE FOR 1 ST. SENATOR DISTRICT 1 JOHN P. ZAKOWSKI . 13,380 99.69 VOTE FOR 1 WRITE-IN. 42 .31 ALAN J. LASEE . 2,263 99.82 WRITE-IN. 4 .18 COUNTY CLERK VOTE FOR 1 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 1 DARLENE K. MARCELLE . 12,844 99.69 VOTE FOR 1 WRITE-IN. 40 .31 GAREY D. BIES . 272 54.84 PETER J. ANDRE. 224 45.16 WRITE-IN. 0 SHERIFF VOTE FOR 1 PATRICK J. BUCKLEY . 3,807 21.04 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 2 DON STEWART. 3,219 17.79 VOTE FOR 1 DENNIS N. KOCKEN . 11,037 61.01 FRANK LASEE. 1,499 99.93 WRITE-IN. 28 .15 WRITE-IN. 1 .07 SUMMARY REPORT FALL PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICAL CANVASS BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN SEPTEMBER 10, 2002 RUN DATE:09/17/02 02:14 PM WI GREENS PARTY REPORT-EL45 PAGE 004 VOTES PERCENT GOVERNOR VOTE FOR 1 JIM YOUNG . 63 100.00 WRITE-IN. 0 LT GOVERNOR VOTE FOR 1 JEFF PETERSON . 61 100.00 WRITE-IN. 0 STATE TREASURER VOTE FOR 1 PAUL ASCHENBRENNER . 64 100.00 WRITE-IN. 0 REP. CONGRESS - 8TH DISTRICT VOTE FOR 1 DICK KAISER. 58 100.00 WRITE-IN. 0 SUMMARY REPORT FALL PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICAL CANVASS https://www.co.brown.wi.us/i_brown/d/county_clerk/2002septel45.htm?t=1236113488 2/3 8/23/2019 https://www.co.brown.wi.us/i_brown/d/county_clerk/2002septel45.htm?t=1236113488 BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN SEPTEMBER 10, 2002 RUN DATE:09/17/02 02:14 PM LIBERTARIAN PARTY REPORT-EL45 PAGE 005 VOTES PERCENT GOVERNOR VOTE FOR 1 ED THOMPSON. 204 100.00 WRITE-IN. 0 LT GOVERNOR VOTE FOR 1 MARTY REYNOLDS. 143 99.31 WRITE-IN. 1 .69 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 88 VOTE FOR 1 DAN SENGLAUB . 27 100.00 WRITE-IN. 0 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 89 VOTE FOR 1 JUSTIN INGALLS. 4 100.00 WRITE-IN. 0 SUMMARY REPORT FALL PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICAL CANVASS BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN SEPTEMBER 10, 2002 RUN DATE:09/17/02 02:14 PM CONSTITUTION PARTY REPORT-EL45 PAGE 006 VOTES PERCENT SECRETARY OF STATE VOTE FOR 1 EDWARD J. FRAMI . 5 100.00 WRITE-IN. 0 SUMMARY REPORT FALL PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICAL CANVASS BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN SEPTEMBER 10, 2002 RUN DATE:09/17/02 02:14 PM INDEPENDENT PARTY REPORT-EL45 PAGE 007 VOTES PERCENT GOVERNOR VOTE FOR 1 ALAN D. EISENBERG (REFORM). 7 26.92 ANEB JAH RASTA SENSAS-UTCHA . 3 11.54 MIKE MANGAN (GUERILLA) . 7 26.92 TY A. BOLLERUD (INDEPENDENT) . 9 34.62 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 89 VOTE FOR 1 JAKE NETA (INDEPENDENT). 0 ASSEMBLY REP. DISTRICT 90 VOTE FOR 1 BARRON BROKIEWICZ (INDEPEND) . 5 100.00 SUMMARY REPORT FALL PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICAL CANVASS BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN SEPTEMBER 10, 2002 RUN DATE:09/17/02 02:14 PM NONPARTISAN REPORT-EL45 PAGE 008 VOTES PERCENT WRITE-IN SECTION VOTE FOR 1 WRITE-IN. 54 100.00 E https://www.co.brown.wi.us/i_brown/d/county_clerk/2002septel45.htm?t=1236113488 3/3.
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