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City of Clawson Primary Election - August 7, 2012 CITY OF CLAWSON PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 7, 2012 CONGRESSIONAL PCT PCT PCT PCT PCT UNITED STATES SENATOR #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 TOTALS REPUBLICAN GARY GLENN 30 15 3 10 20 78 RANDY HEKMAN 15 10 10 9 15 59 PETE HOEKSTRA 140 108 123 101 170 642 CLARK DURANT 110 64 85 69 103 431 DEMOCRAT DEBBIE STABENOW 254 160 139 112 193 858 CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 9TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN DON VOLARIC 127 0 0 0 0 127 GREGORY C. DILDILIAN 102 0 0 0 0 102 DEMOCRAT SANDER LEVIN 251 0 0 0 0 251 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 11TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN KERRY BENTIVOLIO 0 126 152 133 174 585 DEMOCRAT SYED TAJ 0 72 71 55 93 291 WILLIAM F. ROBERTS 0 70 61 45 81 257 LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE - 41ST DISTRICT REPUBLICAN MARTIN HOWRYLAK 86 52 70 42 61 311 MATT PRYOR 121 84 93 104 121 523 DEBORAH DeBACKER 83 66 64 44 123 380 DEMOCRAT MARY KERWIN 228 142 123 96 167 756 JUDICIAL (NONPARTISAN) JUDGE OF 6TH CIRCUIT COURT- NON-INCUMBENT POSITION DAN CHRIST 90 64 78 52 88 372 SAHERA HOUSEY 44 22 28 39 53 186 KAREN McDONALD 145 102 99 83 106 535 CITY OF CLAWSON PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 7, 2012 JUDICIAL (NONPARTISAN) (Continued) PCT PCT PCT PCT PCT JUDGE OF 6TH CIRCUIT COURT- NON-INCUMBENT POSITION #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 TOTALS JASON PERNICK 67 34 39 30 63 233 LAYNE ASHLEY SAKWA 41 21 16 23 52 153 COUNTY COUNTY EXECUTIVE REPUBLICAN E. WADSWORTH SHERROD III 45 25 22 21 27 140 L. BROOKS PATTERSON 264 181 206 175 286 1112 DEMOCRAT KEVIN HOWLEY 216 138 119 96 161 730 COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY REPUBLICAN MIKE BISHOP 244 173 190 158 248 1013 DEMOCRAT JESSIC R. COOPER 225 140 120 95 159 739 COUNTY SHERIFF REPUBLICAN JAMES STEVENS 41 19 21 15 29 125 MICHAEL J. BOUCHARD 268 185 210 183 290 1136 DEMOCRAT JANE FELICE BOUDREAU 203 138 119 92 150 702 COUNTY CLERK/REGISTER OF DEEDS REPUBLICAN BILL BULLARD JR. 235 171 188 151 226 971 DEMOCRAT LISA BROWN 211 138 118 94 161 722 COUNTY TREASURER REPUBLICAN MARTY KNOLLENBERG 253 181 198 165 253 1050 DEMOCRAT ANDY MEISNER 225 139 123 102 173 762 CITY OF CLAWSON PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 7, 2012 COUNTY PCT PCT PCT PCT PCT WATER RESOURCES COMMISSIONER #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 TOTALS REPUBLICAN JOHN P. McCULLOCH 237 171 190 149 236 983 DEMOCRAT JIM NASH 121 58 74 48 85 386 MARK DANOWSKI 67 66 35 39 62 269 COUNTY COUNTY COMMISSIONER 19TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN MIKE BOSNIC 250 179 197 167 254 1047 DEMOCRAT TIM BURNS 235 152 127 101 171 786 DELEGATE DELEGATE TO COUNTY COMMISSION REPUBLICAN BRYCE SANDLER 136 0 0 0 0 136 GLENN SHEPARD 169 0 0 0 0 169 WRITE IN - NADOLSKY 1 0 0 0 0 1 PAUL GARFIELD 0 0 0 99 0 99 WRITE IN - SHERIDAN 0 0 0 3 0 3 JAMES McHALE 0 0 0 0 178 178 DELEGATE DELEGATE TO COUNTY COMMISSION DEMOCRAT TIM BURNS 200 0 0 0 0 200 COUNTY-PROPOSAL ART INSTITUTE AUTHORITY MILLAGE YES 387 221 239 186 344 1377 NO 235 173 171 155 229 963 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION MILLAGE RENEWAL YES 444 281 280 244 411 1660 NO 176 111 126 96 159 668 CITY OF CLAWSON AUGUST 7, 2012 - PRIMARY ELECTION TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS NOON 4:00 P.M. VOTED PERCENTAGE PRECINCT #1 2,495 291 474 638 26% PRECINCT #2 1,713 158 327 407 24% PRECINCT #3 1,625 113 273 412 25% PRECINCT #4 1,512 180 248 350 23% PRECINCT #5 2,077 287 408 588 28% TOTALS 9,422 1,029 1,730 2,395 25%.
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