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Cass County Official Results 2006 General Election November 7, 2006 Hall Fire ille ckson Community Center Candidates Totals 1101 Clara Barton School 1102 Carl Ben Eielson School 1103 South High School 1104 Lewis & Clark School 1105 ND Job Service 1301 Westside Elem School 1302 Eastwood Elem School 1303 West Fargo City Hall 1304 Veterans Memorial Arena 1305 Holy Cross Church 2001 Page - Dist 20 2002 Northern Cass PSD 2101 Hawthorne Elem School 2102 Fargo High Rise 2103 Bethany Homes 2104 Jefferson Elem School 2105 Madison Elem School 2106 Woodrow Wilson School 2201 Page - Dist 22 2202 Arthur Community Hall 2203 Buffalo Community Center 2204 Argusv 2205 Casselton Community Ctr 2206 Mapleton Community Center 2207 Reed Twp/West Fargo 2208 Leonard Senior Center 2209 Kindred City Hall 2210 Shiloh Evangelical Church 2211 Horace Senior Center 2212 Hi 2701 Cashwise Foods 2702 West Acres - Sears Wing 2703 Red River Church 2704 West Acres-JCPenney Wing 2705 Southwest Hockey Arena 2706 Riverview Place 4101 Crossroads Center 4102 Metropolitan Baptist 4103 Bethel Evangelical Church 4104 First Assembly of God 4105 Centennial Elem School 4401 Roosevelt Elem School 4402 Horace Mann Elem School 4403 Washington Elem School 4404 Messiah Lutheran Church 4405 New Horizons Manor 4406 Longfellow Elem School 4501 Peace Lutheran Church 4502 NDSU Memorial Union 4503 McKinley Elem School 4504 Cardinal Muench Seminary 4506 Harwood Community Center 4601 Lincoln Elem School 4602 Happy Joes Pizza Parlor 4603 Rheault Farms 4604 Eagles Kindergarten Ctr 4605 Gethsemane Episcopal Cath 4606 Discovery School Partisan Election Dwight Grotberg 12167 318 96 209 329 158 354 250 213 304 320 29 114 147 81 164 156 98 142 46 123 139 93 260 127 46 70 158 312 306 133 93 181 148 200 369 201 215 135 461 395 265 203 305 191 357 114 278 248 113 357 290 196 247 173 170 301 225 441 James Germalic 202 17632 64334116854750252 502215401154 3210 5 328 82 33562 86115333 4 United States Senator Kent Conrad 27598 790 417 607 764 386 867 643 585 685 616 102 252 466 350 522 452 344 370 29 265 317 153 747 260 77 187 306 481 632 186 241 510 350 542 725 351 402 380 865 803 351 521 785 540 736 378 503 547 182 887 635 378 444 413 441 612 515 703 Roland Riemers 304 7 5 6 14 3 8486402591197110661117222483517811172 7 915 74 73281 67217226 4 Scattered Write-Ins 21 10001 20000001100000000 000000011001 1010 0 000 02 20100 10000112 0 Earl Pomeroy 26066 750 404 589 724 364 822 625 578 644 566 90 240 449 345 504 445 335 352 19 231 296 140 657 236 72 174 286 441 588 171 222 494 351 522 694 332 386 355 799 727 323 502 762 518 704 365 465 522 178 829 587 350 421 394 434 557 491 645 Representative in Congress Matt Mechtel 14100 363 114 241 383 184 412 279 232 353 372 41 127 172 95 193 177 120 172 56 164 161 109 363 156 55 86 178 355 361 152 117 198 159 231 413 225 241 162 534 484 296 234 334 214 397 132 328 284 120 421 349 226 274 203 179 354 259 506 Scattered Write-Ins 41 11111 00110002221010011 010113010000 2001 0 001 40 21000 10100111 1 Daniel Narloch 1296 327 131 254 395 189 State Senator 11th District Tim Mathern 2746 758 383 561 700 344 Scattered Write-Ins 320100 John Fleming 1778 453 335 329 384 277 State Senator 13th District Judy Lee 3013 757 548 466 594 648 Scattered Write-Ins 6 21201 David Humphrey 1197 223 139 240 228 163 204 State Senator 21st District Carolyn Nelson 2107 398 297 447 381 283 301 Scattered Write-Ins 4 010111 Jim Pomeroy 2151 180 434 296 455 529 257 State Senator 27th District Richard L Brown 1713 149 241 210 276 552 285 Scattered Write-Ins 2 0101 00 Tony Grindberg 3409 489 406 1057 940 517 State Senator 41st District Scattered Write-Ins 82 18 14 19 20 11 Tom Fiebiger 1992 416 119 700 478 279 State Senator 45th District John O Syverson 1792 373 158 535 439 287 Scattered Write-Ins 1 00 100 Scot Kelsh 2250 670 312 454 532 282 Zach Heuer 1311 358 125 232 427 169 House of Representatives 11th District - Elect 2 Mary Ekstrom 2320 631 340 498 565 286 Kellie Aldrich 1419 333 152 273 444 217 Scattered Write-Ins 720230 Kim Koppelman 2534 679 442 394 477 542 Zac Ista 1897 453 359 341 433 311 House of Representatives 13th District - Elect 2 Jackie Brodshaug 2027 491 409 351 465 311 Alon "Al" Wieland 2409 581 428 358 479 563 Scattered Write-Ins 5 11120 Rachael Disrud 1252 236 140 260 221 168 227 Steve Zaiser 1755 336 228 376 315 241 259 House of Representatives 21st District - Elect 2 Sally M Sandvig 1152 187 142 226 222 157 218 Jasper Schneider 1847 369 253 394 346 241 244 Scattered Write-Ins 5 202100 Lee Myxter 1895 162 391 241 397 456 248 Ron Iverson 1648 134 273 218 302 472 249 House of Representatives 27th District - Elect 2 Mike Lochow 958 92 175 111 212 249 119 Randy G Boehning 1651 140 224 238 259 534 256 Scattered Write-Ins 7 0104 02 Al Carlson 2903 412 343 941 758 449 House of Representatives 41st District - Elect 2 Bette B Grande 2652 401 332 787 741 391 Scattered Write-Ins 104 27 18 22 22 15 Rick Berg 1935 374 172 616 477 296 Ed Gruchalla 1798 397 91 619 437 254 House of Representatives 45th District - Elect 2 Barry N Nelson 1695 359 98 598 398 242 LeRoy G Bernstein 1551 335 129 446 404 237 Scattered Write-Ins 4 11 110 Alvin A (Al) Jaeger 21802 560 187 395 615 294 677 471 398 535 620 66 184 259 170 294 258 182 241 51 214 213 156 508 195 78 121 245 490 541 210 181 300 251 349 621 313 389 279 845 709 448 345 501 362 679 242 541 432 168 700 581 311 426 313 319 577 439 753 Secretary of State Kristin Hedger 17692 520 323 415 478 246 540 412 393 440 307 65 180 355 259 389 354 264 271 23 178 243 90 488 193 48 137 212 295 391 103 156 384 255 390 458 239 228 219 464 476 165 385 587 358 414 244 243 352 113 540 324 254 254 273 289 332 303 381 Scattered Write-Ins 22 20000 00100000110100000 100013020010 0010 0 000 11 20000 11000001 0 Wayne Stenehjem 26437 689 243 496 730 335 852 605 489 654 728 83 238 324 208 365 334 233 307 59 276 295 186 669 248 85 155 341 587 673 235 213 376 332 453 757 367 461 350 971 819 494 414 621 452 790 284 597 514 189 850 651 390 499 411 407 669 509 875 Attorney General Bill Brudvik 13222 398 268 317 362 208 375 289 305 325 204 48 129 294 224 328 278 214 207 14 113 159 60 327 145 40 103 119 205 260 79 122 308 173 289 332 186 165 154 344 370 122 311 470 273 305 206 180 279 94 394 265 179 188 178 203 239 232 264 Scattered Write-Ins 21 10211 00300000110000000 100001010010 0010 0 101 10 00100 10000001 0 Doug Goehring 17532 436 144 298 494 244 554 362 300 447 482 50 156 215 128 230 224 157 202 51 182 189 127 435 179 61 98 211 428 439 175 147 238 212 283 513 267 324 210 674 563 374 272 399 281 514 165 405 343 146 532 424 264 354 252 258 448 340 632 Commissioner of Agriculture Roger Johnson 21843 642 365 507 588 301 656 523 496 530 430 81 209 398 306 452 383 290 308 23 210 268 121 563 210 64 162 248 344 489 143 187 446 289 445 567 284 296 287 630 623 234 446 681 440 574 327 371 449 128 704 486 296 313 332 350 460 392 496 Scattered Write-Ins 24 21100 00000000200010000 100001010100 1000 1 001 00 00002 10211101 1 Tony Clark 20746 525 167 347 570 278 649 440 382 506 570 63 184 232 144 268 248 164 232 51 198 217 149 510 197 69 114 242 475 520 195 170 280 247 329 602 297 379 268 817 681 440 322 478 369 669 212 515 407 173 660 528 305 405 314 292 540 410 731 Public Service Commissioner Cheryl Bergian 18127 530 330 452 508 255 541 434 407 459 327 66 178 366 277 406 352 277 274 22 187 227 96 467 192 55 139 212 292 397 113 158 393 252 397 470 244 232 219 471 490 162 392 598 351 421 271 257 368 99 557 361 252 255 269 307 348 314 381 Scattered Write-Ins 27 21100 10200000101000000 000001011010 1110 0 001 00 20010 12000003 1 1 of 2 Cass County Official Results 2006 General Election November 7, 2006 Hall Fire ille ckson Community Center Candidates Totals 1101 Clara Barton School 1102 Carl Ben Eielson School 1103 South High School 1104 Lewis & Clark School 1105 ND Job Service 1301 Westside Elem School 1302 Eastwood Elem School 1303 West Fargo City Hall 1304 Veterans Memorial Arena 1305 Holy Cross Church 2001 Page - Dist 20 2002 Northern Cass PSD 2101 Hawthorne Elem School 2102 Fargo High Rise 2103 Bethany Homes 2104 Jefferson Elem School 2105 Madison Elem School 2106 Woodrow Wilson School 2201 Page - Dist 22 2202 Arthur Community Hall 2203 Buffalo Community Center 2204 Argusv 2205 Casselton Community Ctr 2206 Mapleton Community Center 2207 Reed Twp/West Fargo 2208 Leonard Senior Center 2209 Kindred City Hall 2210 Shiloh Evangelical Church 2211 Horace Senior Center 2212 Hi 2701 Cashwise Foods 2702 West Acres - Sears Wing 2703 Red River Church 2704 West Acres-JCPenney Wing 2705 Southwest Hockey Arena 2706 Riverview Place 4101 Crossroads Center 4102 Metropolitan Baptist 4103 Bethel Evangelical Church 4104 First Assembly of God 4105 Centennial Elem School 4401 Roosevelt Elem School 4402 Horace Mann Elem School 4403 Washington Elem School 4404 Messiah Lutheran Church 4405 New Horizons Manor 4406 Longfellow Elem School 4501 Peace Lutheran Church 4502 NDSU Memorial Union 4503 McKinley Elem School 4504 Cardinal Muench Seminary 4506 Harwood Community Center 4601 Lincoln Elem School 4602 Happy Joes Pizza Parlor 4603 Rheault Farms 4604 Eagles Kindergarten Ctr 4605 Gethsemane Episcopal Cath 4606 Discovery School Cory Fong 21374 534 184 372 590 279 693 486 397 538 584 55 189 254 162 288 267 176 244 50 218 228 165 529 203 74 127 254 468 531 200 165 277 255 339 611 309 382 254 812 670 427 320 511 373 679 224 509 425 161 687 530 317 424 326 316 558 431 743 Tax Commissioner Brent Edison 17582 520 316 426 488 256 507 388 388 426 319 74 171 341 269 381 336 270 261 23 168 229 83 445 187 50 128 198
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