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2016 General Election Abstract General Election Official Results November 8, 2016 Official Results 2016 General Election November 8, 2016 Candidates TOTALS 1101 Olivet Lutheran 1102 Baymont Inn 1301 Westside Elem School 1302 West Fargo City Hall 1303 Cambria Suites 1601 Meadowridge Chapel 1602 Lutheran Chrch Cross 1603 Scheels Arena 1604 Journey In Faith 2001 Northern Cass School 2101 Robert D.Johnson Ctr 2102 Fargo Public Library 2201 Page Senior Center 2202 Arthur Comm. Hall 2203 Buffalo Comm. Center 2204 Day''s Inn Casselton 2205 Mapleton Comm. Ctr 2206 Triumph West 2207 Davenport Comm. Cntr 2208 Horace Senior Center 2401 Tower City Comm. Ctr 2402 NU Tech Offices 2501 Hickson Comm. Center 2502 Kindred City Hall 2701 West Acres Shop Cntr 2702 Living Waters Church 2703 Calvary Methodist 4101 Bethel Evangelical 4102 First Assembly God 4401 El Zagal Shrine 4402 Knollbrook Covenant 4501 FargoDome 4502 Reiles Acres Comm. 4503 Harwood Comm. Center 4503 Argusville Comm. Ctr 4601 The Bowler 4602 Atonement Lutheran 4603 Riverview Place Voters Election Day 51255 2068 2048 1598 1184 1544 1614 1386 2032 756 365 1994 2104 190 350 258 995 659 2257 360 1562 171 236 353 474 754 2189 3377 2485 2083 2783 1916 2675 658 793 383 1334 1931 1336 Voters Early Voting 23158 1102 1333 795 560 1457 652 702 758 360 38 942 586 13 101 29 475 128 994 92 391 17 64 32 48 341 855 1266 1503 1006 1139 1114 1266 298 265 50 713 1073 600 Voters Absentee 7209 360 312 185 137 352 151 173 197 90 58 393 198 28 40 20 109 39 207 41 132 22 56 45 47 86 393 343 318 288 427 344 305 84 99 32 283 513 302 Voters Canvassing 169 5 4 0 0 6 8 3 7 1 1 3 4 1 0 1 4 0 13 0 5 0 1 1 0 4 15 6 9 12 4 5 15 4 0 1 4 19 3 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL 81791 3535 3697 2578 1881 3359 2425 2264 2994 1207 462 3332 2892 232 491 308 1583 826 3471 493 2090 210 357 431 569 1185 3452 4992 4315 3389 4353 3379 4261 1044 1157 466 2334 3536 2241 BALLOTS CAST - BLANK BALLOTS CAST - BLANK 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 STEIN 1209 57 72 30 34 29 48 39 34 16 5 101 75 4 1 2 12 10 30 7 13 1 2 5 3 26 39 65 57 29 103 48 75 9 15 3 41 43 26 TRUMP 39816 1459 1522 1455 889 1826 1024 997 1502 714 260 1125 1207 148 297 186 924 499 1941 310 1221 146 212 294 369 471 1684 2664 2085 1719 1656 1506 1964 659 712 303 1004 1718 1144 CLINTON 31361 1642 1648 846 733 1198 1054 966 1089 340 125 1714 1251 57 126 82 463 213 1078 124 641 44 87 94 123 533 1341 1695 1689 1241 2026 1415 1721 274 311 103 1018 1388 868 President & Vice - President of the U.S. CASS COUNTY DE LA FUENTE 99 5 6 6 3 3 5 2 4 0 1 3 4 0 0 0 1 2 5 1 6 0 0 0 2 1 3 6 4 0 6 4 7 1 1 0 3 1 3 CASTLE 399 18 27 7 4 18 14 8 9 5 3 18 13 2 4 1 11 1 20 6 12 2 3 1 6 9 13 20 29 20 22 17 18 4 5 2 8 11 8 JOHNSON 6085 239 291 162 170 175 195 171 261 79 46 260 251 18 48 29 114 62 274 27 141 12 34 24 47 99 269 398 287 253 371 245 322 65 89 38 157 231 131 WRITE-IN 1852 66 96 51 35 57 60 56 77 36 10 82 72 2 5 4 26 22 79 6 35 3 9 6 10 28 68 106 114 79 116 88 107 21 13 9 72 91 35 John Hoeven 57151 2227 2291 1941 1303 2639 1493 1506 2074 983 377 1724 1659 187 396 254 1277 647 2655 388 1612 180 289 342 474 710 2508 3730 3011 2531 2558 2366 2892 826 936 393 1512 2581 1679 Robert N Marquette 3183 161 185 94 96 75 120 92 134 42 21 194 167 6 18 9 30 25 140 12 79 5 15 20 16 70 113 192 160 108 179 103 150 36 46 17 86 111 56 United States Senator CASS COUNTY Eliot Glassheim 18268 1005 1043 462 407 550 677 535 662 164 50 1219 819 30 60 37 229 126 581 82 325 20 41 51 63 327 711 920 986 663 1389 814 1030 147 150 44 653 750 446 James Germalic 1090 57 65 38 33 38 59 52 56 7 4 63 54 6 6 4 18 10 22 6 27 0 8 10 6 17 30 50 60 23 78 27 54 11 8 5 29 27 22 WRITE-IN 130 5 5 6 0 6 2 10 6 1 1 8 12 2 1 0 0 1 8 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 10 13 1 6 1 2 1 1 0 5 0 4 Jack Seaman 7578 328 396 256 214 244 253 231 299 90 57 368 270 20 43 21 132 92 316 33 185 16 33 47 66 108 281 482 383 284 432 297 372 81 109 53 196 298 192 Chase Iron Eyes 25133 1329 1406 656 586 838 901 741 887 244 113 1525 1043 55 135 87 394 184 781 125 481 43 97 68 108 433 984 1252 1343 887 1789 1143 1362 231 256 95 839 1052 640 Representative in Congress CASS COUNTY Kevin Cramer 45714 1744 1731 1592 994 2166 1169 1180 1708 831 281 1277 1310 153 298 189 1001 519 2253 327 1340 140 221 306 375 569 2035 3088 2431 2101 1902 1816 2302 700 758 306 1206 2062 1333 WRITE-IN 197 6 5 2 5 0 7 7 6 2 1 5 19 0 1 1 6 2 5 0 6 1 0 0 4 8 7 12 8 7 13 9 16 1 1 1 11 7 5 David Clemens 4466 1059 1066 1584 757 State Senator DISTRICT 16 Tyler Axness 3790 1190 1030 1191 379 WRITE-IN 36 11 10 13 2 Arne Osland 260 260 State Senator DISTRICT 20 Phil Murphy 171 171 WRITE-IN 2 2 Steven Allard 2615 59 125 98 391 218 993 144 587 State Senator DISTRICT 22 Gary A Lee 6279 162 344 190 1131 548 2233 329 1342 WRITE-IN 34 1 1 1 5 5 14 2 5 Larry J Robinson 218 78 140 State Senator DISTRICT 24 Eldred Knutson 328 120 208 WRITE-IN 1 1 0 Merrill Piepkorn 3733 2182 1551 State Senator DISTRICT 44 Tim Flakoll 3590 1887 1703 WRITE-IN 24 19 5 George Sinner 3897 1185 1665 1047 State Senator DISTRICT 46 Jim Roers 3934 1054 1755 1125 WRITE-IN 29 12 12 5 Ben Hanson 2972 931 730 1000 311 Lisa K Dullum 3087 973 895 901 318 State Representative DISTRICT 16 Ben Koppelman 4493 1071 1091 1595 736 Andrew Marschall 3200 721 752 1144 583 WRITE-IN 22 10 6 5 1 Aaron McWilliams 229 229 Rick Holman 183 183 State Representative DISTRICT 20 Gail Mooney 180 180 WRITE-IN 7 7 Brandy L Pyle 4970 128 291 147 949 459 1791 287 918 Allan Peterson 2677 62 118 90 366 220 955 151 715 State Representative DISTRICT 22 Marijo Peterson 2794 46 139 121 473 230 1034 122 629 Michael Howe 4890 133 298 145 913 440 1646 269 1046 WRITE-IN 21 0 2 1 4 3 9 1 1 Daniel Johnston 254 86 168 Dwight Kiefert 274 103 171 State Representative DISTRICT 24 Naomi Muscha 227 66 161 Sharon Buhr 203 83 120 WRITE-IN 2 2 0 Page 1 of 3 General Election Official Results November 8, 2016 Joshua A Boschee 3434 2117 1317 Gail Nelson 2916 1515 1401 State Representative DISTRICT 44 Karla Rose Hanson 3234 1788 1446 Blair Thoreson 2942 1592 1350 WRITE-IN 19 16 3 Jim Kasper 3364 883 1614 867 Dan Fisher 2797 883 1219 695 State Representative DISTRICT 46 Shannon Roers Jones 3732 952 1649 1131 Kirsten Diederich 3137 997 1269 871 WRITE-IN 24 11 10 3 Marvin E Nelson/Joan Heckaman 18559 972 1065 458 427 593 716 582 704 161 59 1158 799 32 57 50 250 142 552 88 328 27 61 52 79 358 687 914 944 671 1407 879 1061 166 155 41 672 728 464 Doug Burgum/Brent Sanford 57024 2300 2289 1955 1300 2611 1456 1463 2072 986 374 1812 1643 188 419 245 1278 617 2683 382 1644 170 271 355 450 660 2537 3775 3057 2493 2502 2266 2831 826 941 410 1484 2626 1653 Governor and Lt. Governor CASS COUNTY Marty Riske/Joshua Voytek 3721 167 229 106 108 102 157 115 131 35 18 231 205 10 9 7 35 40 162 15 72 8 19 15 24 91 138 196 218 126 250 117 184 34 41 8 119 107 72 WRITE-IN 162 12 7 8 2 5 3 7 3 1 2 10 8 2 1 3 2 4 3 0 1 0 0 1 3 1 7 10 7 10 9 4 9 3 4 0 3 2 5 Josh Gallion 50030 2059 2019 1696 1115 2361 1274 1326 1845 873 297 1517 1364 152 339 188 1073 552 2295 340 1339 145 233 297 415 582 2266 3366 2720 2294 2175 2015 2607 733 775 329 1346 2278 1430 State Auditor CASS COUNTY Roland Riemers 20477 960 1126 618 552 643 846 600 764 210 102 1218 844 57 97 80 312 190 744 109 503 40 88 72 97 368 732 1076 1040 679 1313 839 1035 204 273 87 671 779 509 WRITE-IN 429 19 28 8 9 13 21 15 17 1 2 41 17 1 6 1 9 1 17 1 9 0 0 0 1 8 17 16 25 17 33 14 19 1 4 0 9 14 15 Kelly L Schmidt 39605 1496 1402 1324 837 1841 996 1021 1490 732 244 1187 1072 140 291 170 892 470 1882 285 1143 123 205 266 350 469 1703 2728 2137 1834 1639 1612 2075 603 647 268 1040 1841 1150 Tim Mathern 29708 1593 1675 883 746 1199 1015 858 1005 322 154 1554 988 63 142 94 502 249 1051 147 626 58 112 103 137 441 1207 1538 1595 1120 1850 1328 1527 285 362 129 976 1250 824 State Treasurer CASS COUNTY Eric Olson 6196 234 353 204 167 151 234 188 261 69 36 328 312 18 29 22 84 56 263 38 168 13 29 24 43 121 261 383 306 204 419 194 283 76 81 27 173 216 128 WRITE-IN 134 7 9 2 3 3 4 5 3 0 1 6 13 0 2 0 2 2 3 0 3 0 0 0 1 5 12 9 7 1 8 1 6 0 4 1 4 3 4 Nick Bata 7084 277 365 222 218 194 263 220 325 105 53 350 294 20 41 19 128 93 295 36 202 18 34 30 47 96 289 449 333 218 404 262 338 80 93 45 182 274 172 Ruth Buffalo 26701 1392 1496 742 659 983 997 797 975 266 119 1526 977 61 122 108 443 217 880 134 525 47 99 78 119 444 1105 1330 1425 951 1705 1193 1473 229 279 100 906 1089 710 Insurance Commissioner CASS COUNTY Jon Godfread 40073 1557 1468 1417 845 1934 951 1012 1424 722 249 1136 1034 136 289 153 861 447 1964 293 1155 127 197 276 350 469 1726 2791 2214 1918 1674 1578 2013 635 691 270 1054 1860 1183 WRITE-IN 148 8 7 2 6 2 7 6 11 1 1 9 15 0 1 1 2 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 4 5 9 5 3 8 4 8 0 2 0 5 4 4 Thomas Skadeland 6907 271 378 220 217 180 304 232 307 92 41 393 307 20 34 21 109 81 264 34 201 19 37 24 37 107 254 422 305 232 423 236 340 82 91 35 177 250 130 Julie Fedorchak 44433 1733 1693 1561 954 2152 1074 1108 1619 808 281 1289 1063 155 315 188 1002 512 2160 309 1242 130 225 298 381 496 1975 3016 2463 2010 1826 1793 2295 658 771 306 1157 2071 1344 Public Serv Comm CASS COUNTY Marlo Hunte-Beaubrun 22074 1189 1238 587 535 793 816 660 777 199 94 1292 890 43 103 67 328 163 717 113 439 36 70 58 103 393 869 1113 1165 829 1513 989 1151 196 200 74 794 888 590 WRITE-IN 186 16 9 5 6 4 6 8 7 0 1 11 8 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 0 1 1 2 7 15 8 8 14 6 8 6 2 0 5 6 5 Kirsten Baesler 51124 2293 2306 1667 1241 2270 1531 1389 1871 786 331 1929 1378 165 358 208 1091 572 2142 327 1308 145 248 268 373 599 2213 3288 2707 2196 2384 2091 2555 645 740 308 1487 2254 1460 Superintendent of Public Instruction
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