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August 2006 State and County General Election Results ElectionSummary Page 1 of 9 8/4/2006 10:08:01 Election Summary Report Sumner County, Tennessee 2006 State Primary and County General Election Election Date: 8/3/2006 A- # OF Absentee Ballots 237 NUMBER OF PRECINCTS: M- # OF Machine Ballots 18680 # OF PRECINCTS REPORTED: P- # OF Provisional Ballots 0 # OF PRECINCTS NOT REPORTED: PUBLIC COUNT:18917 # OF PRECINCTS INCOMPLETE: VOTER TURNOUT: 22.11% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - VOTES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A M P TOTAL % VOTES= 7,460 (D) Governor VOTE FOR 1 112 6731 0 6843 91.73% PHIL BREDESEN 8 368 0 376 5.04% JOHN JAY HOOKER 2 164 0 166 2.23% TIM SEVIER 1 70 0 71 0.95% WALT WARD 0 4 0 4 0.05% WRITE-IN VOTES= 7,526 (R) Governor VOTE FOR 1 1 414 0 415 5.51% MARK ALBERTINI 5 459 0 464 6.17% WAYNE THOMAS BAILEY 36 4493 0 4529 60.18% JIM BRYSON 10 990 0 1000 13.29% DAVID M. FARMER 4 695 0 699 9.29% JOE KIRKPATRICK 1 166 0 167 2.22% TIMOTHY THOMAS 1 211 0 212 2.82% WAYNE YOUNG 1 39 0 40 0.53% WRITE-IN VOTES= 6,600 (D) U.S. Senate VOTE FOR 1 6 842 0 848 12.85% GARY G. DAVIS 87 4936 0 5023 76.11% HAROLD FORD, JR. 10 444 0 454 6.88% JOHN JAY HOOKER 4 199 0 203 3.08% CHARLES E. SMITH 2 62 0 64 0.97% AL STRAUSS 0 8 0 8 0.12% WRITE-IN VOTES= 10,203 (R) U.S. Senate VOTE FOR 1 19 3693 0 3712 36.38% ED BRYANT 30 3962 0 3992 39.13% BOB CORKER 3 98 0 101 0.99% TATE HARRISON 17 2375 0 2392 23.44% VAN HILLEARY 0 6 0 6 0.06% WRITE-IN VOTES= 7,103 (D) U.S. House Of Rep 6th Dist VOTE FOR 1 118 6507 0 6625 93.27% BART GORDON 7 469 0 476 6.70% J. PATRICK LYONS file://C:\ems\html\P06\SumnerElecSumm .htm 5/2/2007 ElectionSummary Page 2 of 9 0 2 0 2 0.03% WRITE-IN VOTES= 7,015 (R) U.S. House Of Rep 6th Dist VOTE FOR 1 52 6939 0 6991 99.66% DAVID R. DAVIS 0 24 0 24 0.34% WRITE-IN VOTES= 142 (D) TN Senate 17th Dist VOTE FOR 1 1 49 0 50 35.21% AUBREY T. GIVENS 1 91 0 92 64.79% BOB ROCHELLE 0 0 0 0 0.00% WRITE-IN VOTES= 455 (R) TN Senate 17th Dist VOTE FOR 1 1 453 0 454 99.78% MAE BEAVERS 0 1 0 1 0.22% WRITE-IN VOTES= 3,653 (D) TN House Of Rep 44th Dist VOTE FOR 1 52 3597 0 3649 99.89% MIKE MCDONALD 0 4 0 4 0.11% WRITE-IN VOTES= 2,492 (R) TN House Of Rep 44th Dist VOTE FOR 1 16 2467 0 2483 99.64% TIM COKER 1 8 0 9 0.36% WRITE-IN VOTES= 1,984 (D) TN House Of Rep 45th Dist VOTE FOR 1 49 1931 0 1980 99.80% PATRICK GARDNER 0 4 0 4 0.20% WRITE-IN VOTES= 4,309 (R) TN House Of Rep 45th Dist VOTE FOR 1 35 4263 0 4298 99.74% DEBRA YOUNG MAGGART 0 11 0 11 0.26% WRITE-IN VOTES= 3 (D) TN House Of Rep 57th Dist VOTE FOR 1 0 0 0 0 0.00% NO CANDIDATE FILED 0 3 0 3 100.00% WRITE-IN VOTES= 1,300 (R) TN House Of Rep 57th Dist VOTE FOR 1 6 1292 0 1298 99.85% SUSAN M. LYNN 0 2 0 2 0.15% WRITE-IN VOTES= 109 (D) State Committeeman Dist 17 VOTE FOR 1 1 60 0 61 55.96% DAVID R. HARPER 0 48 0 48 44.04% BEN D. JOHNSON 0 0 0 0 0.00% WRITE-IN VOTES= 334 (R) State Committeeman Dist 17 VOTE FOR 1 1 211 0 212 63.47% ALBERT B. MCCALL, SR. 0 122 0 122 36.53% BOB OUSLEY 0 0 0 0 0.00% WRITE-IN VOTES= 112 (D) ST Committeewoman Dist 17 VOTE FOR 1 2 47 0 49 43.75% JENNIFER KYLE BASSETT file://C:\ems\html\P06\SumnerElecSumm .htm 5/2/2007 ElectionSummary Page 3 of 9 0 630 0 63 0 56.25% 0.00% WRITE-IN MARY A. PATTERSON VOTES= 365 (R) ST Committeewoman Dist 17 VOTE FOR 1 1 363 0 364 99.73% SUSAN WITCHER 0 1 0 1 0.27% WRITE-IN VOTES= 4,541 (D) State Committeeman Dist 18 VOTE FOR 1 22 1639 0 1661 36.58% LEONARD ASSANTE 56 2818 0 2874 63.29% BILL BASSETT 0 6 0 6 0.13% WRITE-IN VOTES= 6,579 (R) State Committeeman Dist 18 VOTE FOR 1 57 6500 0 6557 99.67% JAMIE CLARY 0 22 0 22 0.33% WRITE-IN VOTES= 4,443 (D) ST Committeewoman Dist 18 VOTE FOR 1 39 2678 0 2717 61.15% MARYANNA CLARKE 28 1691 0 1719 38.69% JEANETTE JACKSON 0 7 0 7 0.16% WRITE-IN VOTES= 7,531 (R) ST Committeewoman Dist 18 VOTE FOR 1 52 7467 0 7519 99.84% DEBRA YOUNG MAGGART 0 12 0 12 0.16% WRITE-IN VOTES= 12,713 Sup Court Judge BARKER VOTE FOR 1 104 9386 0 9490 74.65% YES 16 3207 0 3223 25.35% NO VOTES= 11,983 Sup Court Judge CLARK VOTE FOR 1 83 8463 0 8546 71.32% YES 19 3418 0 3437 28.68% NO VOTES= 11,753 Sup Court Judge HOLDER VOTE FOR 1 89 8467 0 8556 72.80% YES 16 3181 0 3197 27.20% NO VOTES= 11,242 Ct of Appeals Jdge FRANKS VOTE FOR 1 73 7893 0 7966 70.86% YES 19 3257 0 3276 29.14% NO VOTES= 11,022 Ct of Appeals Jdge LEE VOTE FOR 1 72 7930 0 8002 72.60% YES 17 3003 0 3020 27.40% NO VOTES= 10,919 Ct of Appeals Jdge SUSANO VOTE FOR 1 72 7539 0 7611 69.70% YES 19 3289 0 3308 30.30% NO VOTES= 10,823 Ct of Appeals Jdge SWINEY VOTE FOR 1 74 7760 0 7834 72.38% YES file://C:\ems\html\P06\SumnerElecSumm .htm 5/2/2007 ElectionSummary Page 4 of 9 17 2972 0 2989 27.62% NO VOTES= 10,964 Ct of Appeals Jdge CAIN VOTE FOR 1 71 7924 0 7995 72.92% YES 17 2952 0 2969 27.08% NO VOTES= 12,767 Ct of Appeals Jdge CLEMENT VOTE FOR 1 135 9501 0 9636 75.48% YES 16 3115 0 3131 24.52% NO VOTES= 11,000 Ct of Appeals Jdge COTTRELL VOTE FOR 1 82 7903 0 7985 72.59% YES 14 3001 0 3015 27.41% NO VOTES= 10,982 Ct of Appeals Jdge KOCH VOTE FOR 1 72 7827 0 7899 71.93% YES 23 3060 0 3083 28.07% NO VOTES= 10,751 Ct of Appeals Jdge CRAWFORD VOTE FOR 1 75 7731 0 7806 72.61% YES 13 2932 0 2945 27.39% NO VOTES= 10,902 Ct of Appeals Jdge FARMER VOTE FOR 1 80 8070 0 8150 74.76% YES 15 2737 0 2752 25.24% NO VOTES= 10,643 Ct of Appeals Jdge HIGHERS VOTE FOR 1 73 7610 0 7683 72.19% YES 18 2942 0 2960 27.81% NO VOTES= 10,702 Ct of Appeals Jdge KIRBY VOTE FOR 1 80 7762 0 7842 73.28% YES 16 2844 0 2860 26.72% NO VOTES= 10,625 Ct of Crim Appeals OGLE VOTE FOR 1 74 7586 0 7660 72.09% YES 17 2948 0 2965 27.91% NO VOTES= 10,481 Ct of Crim Appeals TIPTON VOTE FOR 1 74 7446 0 7520 71.75% YES 17 2944 0 2961 28.25% NO VOTES= 10,574 Ct of Crim Appeals WADE VOTE FOR 1 76 7614 0 7690 72.73% YES 15 2869 0 2884 27.27% NO VOTES= 10,508 Ct of Crim Appeals WITT VOTE FOR 1 81 7534 0 7615 72.47% YES 15 2878 0 2893 27.53% NO VOTES= 10,618 Ct of Crim Appeals SMITH VOTE FOR 1 77 7614 0 7691 72.43% YES file://C:\ems\html\P06\SumnerElecSumm .htm 5/2/2007 ElectionSummary Page 5 of 9 19 2908 0 2927 27.57% NO VOTES= 10,536 Ct of Crim Appeals WEDEMEYER VOTE FOR 1 74 7395 0 7469 70.89% YES 21 3046 0 3067 29.11% NO VOTES= 10,486 Ct of Crim Appeals WELLES VOTE FOR 1 80 7459 0 7539 71.90% YES 18 2929 0 2947 28.10% NO VOTES= 11,225 Ct of Crim Appeals WOODALL VOTE FOR 1 84 8421 0 8505 75.77% YES 18 2702 0 2720 24.23% NO VOTES= 10,410 Ct of Crim Appeals GLENN VOTE FOR 1 77 7470 0 7547 72.50% YES 18 2845 0 2863 27.50% NO VOTES= 10,565 Ct of Crim Appeals HAYES VOTE FOR 1 78 7649 0 7727 73.14% YES 17 2821 0 2838 26.86% NO VOTES= 10,332 Ct of Crim Appeals MCLIN VOTE FOR 1 73 7172 0 7245 70.12% YES 16 3071 0 3087 29.88% NO VOTES= 10,449 Ct of Crim Appeals WILLIAMS VOTE FOR 1 71 7441 0 7512 71.89% YES 17 2920 0 2937 28.11% NO VOTES= 11,631 Circuit Court Judge 18th Dist VOTE FOR 1 166 11413 0 11579 99.55% C.L.
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