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PRECINCT RESULTS November 3, 2020 UNOFFICIAL RESULTS PRECINCT RESULTS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS November 3, 2020 Grand Traverse County Acme Precinct 1 STATISTICS Absentee TOTAL Election Day Counting Board Registered Voters - Total 2,547 632 1,386 Ballots Cast - Total 2,018 0 0 Ballots Cast - Blank 0 79.23% Voter Turnout - Total Straight Party Ticket Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board Democratic Party 413 78 335 Republican Party 558 225 333 Libertarian Party 2 2 0 U.S. Taxpayers Party 0 0 0 Working Class Party 5 2 3 Green Party 2 2 0 Natural Law Party 1 0 1 Total Votes Cast 981 309 672 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Precinct Summary - 11/04/2020 6:29 AM Page 1 of 504 Report generated with Electionware Copyright © 2007-2019 PRECINCT RESULTS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS November 3, 2020 Grand Traverse County Acme Precinct 1 Electors of President and Vice-President of the United States Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board DEM Joseph R. Biden 984 177 807 REP Donald J. Trump 983 436 547 LIB Jo Jorgensen 28 15 13 UST Don Blankenship 2 2 0 GRN Howie Hawkins 6 1 5 NLP Rocky De La Fuente 0 0 0 Write-In Totals 5 1 4 Total Votes Cast 2,008 632 1,376 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 United States Senator Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board DEM Gary Peters 922 154 768 REP John James 1,058 462 596 UST Valerie L. Willis 6 4 2 GRN Marcia Squier 11 5 6 NLP Doug Dern 0 0 0 Write-In Totals 1 1 0 Total Votes Cast 1,998 626 1,372 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Precinct Summary - 11/04/2020 6:29 AM Page 2 of 504 Report generated with Electionware Copyright © 2007-2019 PRECINCT RESULTS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS November 3, 2020 Grand Traverse County Acme Precinct 1 Representative in Congress Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board DEM Dana Ferguson 884 147 737 REP Jack Bergman 1,073 458 615 LIB Ben Boren 28 16 12 Write-In Totals 0 0 0 Total Votes Cast 1,985 621 1,364 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Representative in State Legislature Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board DEM Dan O'Neil 952 184 768 REP John R. Roth 1,001 424 577 LIB Jason Crum 36 15 21 Write-In Totals 1 1 0 Total Votes Cast 1,990 624 1,366 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Precinct Summary - 11/04/2020 6:29 AM Page 3 of 504 Report generated with Electionware Copyright © 2007-2019 PRECINCT RESULTS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS November 3, 2020 Grand Traverse County Acme Precinct 1 Member of the State Board of Education Vote For 2 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board DEM Ellen Cogen Lipton 821 140 681 DEM Jason Strayhorn 782 126 656 REP Tami Carlone 887 376 511 REP Michelle A. Frederick 906 382 524 LIB Bill Hall 64 30 34 LIB Richard A. Hewer 44 17 27 UST Karen Adams 16 4 12 UST Douglas Levesque 5 1 4 WCP Mary Anne Hering 46 18 28 WCP Hali McEachern 23 11 12 GRN Tom Mair 40 12 28 Write-In Totals 4 2 2 Total Votes Cast 3,638 1,119 2,519 Contest Totals 4,036 1,264 2,772 Precinct Summary - 11/04/2020 6:29 AM Page 4 of 504 Report generated with Electionware Copyright © 2007-2019 PRECINCT RESULTS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS November 3, 2020 Grand Traverse County Acme Precinct 1 Regent of the University of Michigan Vote For 2 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board DEM Mark Bernstein 775 131 644 DEM Shauna Ryder Diggs 786 132 654 REP Sarah Hubbard 915 386 529 REP Carl Meyers 885 374 511 LIB James L. Hudler 48 18 30 LIB Eric Larson 50 24 26 UST Ronald E. Graeser 13 3 10 UST Crystal Van Sickle 20 7 13 GRN Michael Mawilai 39 7 32 NLP Keith Butkovich 17 3 14 Write-In Totals 2 2 0 Total Votes Cast 3,550 1,087 2,463 Contest Totals 4,036 1,264 2,772 Precinct Summary - 11/04/2020 6:29 AM Page 5 of 504 Report generated with Electionware Copyright © 2007-2019 PRECINCT RESULTS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS November 3, 2020 Grand Traverse County Acme Precinct 1 Trustee of Michigan State University Vote For 2 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board DEM Brian Mosallam 749 131 618 DEM Rema Ella Vassar 785 130 655 REP Pat O'Keefe 906 381 525 REP Tonya Schuitmaker 908 373 535 LIB Will Tyler White 60 26 34 UST Janet M. Sanger 19 7 12 UST John Paul Sanger 15 7 8 GRN Brandon Hu 29 4 25 GRN Robin Lea Laurain 34 7 27 NLP Bridgette Abraham-Guzman 12 4 8 Write-In Totals 5 5 0 Total Votes Cast 3,522 1,075 2,447 Contest Totals 4,036 1,264 2,772 Governor of Wayne State University Vote For 2 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board DEM Eva Garza Dewaelsche 752 123 629 DEM Shirley Stancato 760 124 636 REP Don Gates 896 384 512 REP Terri Lynn Land 912 382 530 LIB Jon Elgas 63 27 36 UST Christine C. Schwartz 29 8 21 GRN Susan Odgers 67 16 51 Write-In Totals 3 3 0 Total Votes Cast 3,482 1,067 2,415 Contest Totals 4,036 1,264 2,772 Precinct Summary - 11/04/2020 6:29 AM Page 6 of 504 Report generated with Electionware Copyright © 2007-2019 PRECINCT RESULTS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS November 3, 2020 Grand Traverse County Acme Precinct 1 Prosecuting Attorney Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board REP Noelle Moeggenberg 1,324 489 835 Write-In Totals 33 20 13 Total Votes Cast 1,357 509 848 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Sheriff Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board DEM Greg Hall 863 176 687 REP Tom Bensley 1,060 418 642 Write-In Totals 7 3 4 Total Votes Cast 1,930 597 1,333 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Clerk Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board REP Bonnie Scheele 1,314 494 820 Write-In Totals 25 14 11 Total Votes Cast 1,339 508 831 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Precinct Summary - 11/04/2020 6:29 AM Page 7 of 504 Report generated with Electionware Copyright © 2007-2019 PRECINCT RESULTS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS November 3, 2020 Grand Traverse County Acme Precinct 1 Treasurer Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board REP Heidi Scheppe 1,306 491 815 Write-In Totals 25 16 9 Total Votes Cast 1,331 507 824 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Register of Deeds Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board REP Peggy Haines 1,304 487 817 Write-In Totals 21 15 6 Total Votes Cast 1,325 502 823 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Drain Commissioner Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board REP Andy Smits 1,285 485 800 Write-In Totals 23 14 9 Total Votes Cast 1,308 499 809 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Precinct Summary - 11/04/2020 6:29 AM Page 8 of 504 Report generated with Electionware Copyright © 2007-2019 PRECINCT RESULTS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS November 3, 2020 Grand Traverse County Acme Precinct 1 County Commissioner 6th District Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board DEM Bruce Moore 868 154 714 REP Darryl V. Nelson 1,019 430 589 Write-In Totals 1 0 1 Total Votes Cast 1,888 584 1,304 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Supervisor Acme Township Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board REP Doug White 1,313 492 821 Write-In Totals 23 14 9 Total Votes Cast 1,336 506 830 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Clerk Acme Township Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board REP Cathy Dye 1,340 492 848 Write-In Totals 21 14 7 Total Votes Cast 1,361 506 855 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Precinct Summary - 11/04/2020 6:29 AM Page 9 of 504 Report generated with Electionware Copyright © 2007-2019 PRECINCT RESULTS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS November 3, 2020 Grand Traverse County Acme Precinct 1 Treasurer Acme Township Vote For 1 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board REP Amy Jenema 1,325 489 836 Write-In Totals 22 14 8 Total Votes Cast 1,347 503 844 Contest Totals 2,018 632 1,386 Trustee Acme Township Vote For 4 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board REP Jean Aukerman 1,172 408 764 REP Dave Hoxsie 1,228 435 793 REP Paul Scott 1,136 408 728 REP Dale G. Stevens 1,100 384 716 Write-In Totals 56 27 29 Total Votes Cast 4,692 1,662 3,030 Contest Totals 8,072 2,528 5,544 Precinct Summary - 11/04/2020 6:29 AM Page 10 of 504 Report generated with Electionware Copyright © 2007-2019 PRECINCT RESULTS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS November 3, 2020 Grand Traverse County Acme Precinct 1 Justice of the Supreme Court Vote For 2 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board NPA Susan L. Hubbard 232 82 150 NPA Mary Kelly 536 218 318 NPA Bridget Mary McCormack 851 142 709 NPA Kerry Lee Morgan 104 40 64 NPA Katherine Mary Nepton 64 27 37 NPA Brock Swartzle 436 183 253 NPA Elizabeth M. Welch 516 68 448 Write-In Totals 23 13 10 Total Votes Cast 2,762 773 1,989 Contest Totals 4,036 1,264 2,772 Judge of the Court of Appeals 4th District Incumbent Vote For 2 Absentee Election TOTAL Counting Day Board NPA Michael J.
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