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Official Results Cumulative Totals Orange County OFFICIAL RESULTS Presidential General Election CUMULATIVE TOTALS Tuesday, November 6, 2012 Total Registration and Turnout UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 45th District MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY 55th District Complete Precincts: 1,977 of 1,977 Complete Precincts: 519 of 519 Complete Precincts: 160 of 160 Under Votes: 19,555 Under Votes: 8,377 Over Votes: 7 Over Votes: 4 Total Registered Voters 1,683,001 JOHN CAMPBELL 171,417 58.46% CURT HAGMAN 56,736 65.39% Precinct Registration 1,683,001 SUKHEE KANG 121,814 41.54% GREGG D. FRITCHLE 30,033 34.61% Precinct Ballots Cast 552,018 32.80% UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 46th District MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY 65th District Early Ballots Cast 5,343 0.32% Vote-by-Mail Ballots Cast 575,843 34.22% Total Ballots Cast 1,133,204 67.33% Complete Precincts: 290 of 290 Complete Precincts: 276 of 276 Under Votes: 7,682 Under Votes: 11,167 PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT Over Votes: 17 Over Votes: 8 LORETTA SANCHEZ 95,694 63.87% SHARON QUIRK-SILVA 68,988 52.04% Complete Precincts: 1,977 of 1,977 JERRY HAYDEN 54,121 36.13% CHRIS NORBY 63,576 47.96% Under Votes: 9,926 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 47th District MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY 68th District Over Votes: 614 MITT ROMNEY PAUL RYAN (REP) 582,332 51.87% BARACK OBAMA JOSEPH BIDEN (DEM) 512,440 45.65% Complete Precincts: 184 of 184 Complete Precincts: 345 of 345 7,648 17,944 GARY JOHNSON JAMES P. GRAY (LIB) 14,132 1.26% Under Votes: Under Votes: 5 6 JILL STEIN CHERI HONKALA (GRN) 4,792 0.43% Over Votes: Over Votes: 49,599 54.72% 104,706 60.82% ROSEANNE BARR CINDY SHEEHAN (P-F) 3,348 0.30% GARY DELONG DONALD P. (DON) WAGNER 41,037 45.28% 67,448 39.18% THOMAS HOEFLING ROBERT ORNELAS (AI) 2,999 0.27% ALAN LOWENTHAL CHRISTINA AVALOS RON PAUL 2,485 0.22% UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 48th District MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY 69th District ROSS C. "ROCKY" ANDERSON 65 0.01% VIRGIL GOODE 58 0.01% Complete Precincts: 555 of 555 Complete Precincts: 163 of 163 STEWART ALEXANDER 7 0.00% Under Votes: 22,572 Under Votes: 6,748 JAMES HARRIS 3 0.00% Over Votes: 17 Over Votes: 16 STEPHEN DURHAM 1 0.00% DANA ROHRABACHER 177,144 60.98% TOM DALY 56,951 67.55% SHEILA "SAMM" TITTLE 1 0.00% RON VARASTEH 113,358 39.02% JOSE "JOE" MORENO 27,354 32.45% JERRY WHITE 1 0.00% UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 49th District MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY 72nd District UNITED STATES SENATOR Complete Precincts: 122 of 122 Complete Precincts: 315 of 315 Complete Precincts: 1,977 of 1,977 Under Votes: 5,883 Under Votes: 34,163 Under Votes: 46,673 Over Votes: 1 Over Votes: 37 Over Votes: 55 DARRELL ISSA 47,083 66.12% TRAVIS ALLEN 79,110 55.67% ELIZABETH EMKEN 570,574 52.52% JERRY TETALMAN 24,127 33.88% TROY EDGAR 62,983 44.33% DIANNE FEINSTEIN 515,902 47.48% STATE SENATOR 29th District MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY 73rd District UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 38th District Complete Precincts: 421 of 421 Complete Precincts: 339 of 339 Complete Precincts: 11 of 11 Under Votes: 18,884 Under Votes: 19,136 Under Votes: 477 Over Votes: 7 Over Votes: 11 Over Votes: 0 ROBERT "BOB" HUFF 119,884 55.70% DIANE L. HARKEY 130,030 64.30% BENJAMIN CAMPOS 2,991 50.33% GREG DIAMOND 95,361 44.30% JAMES CORBETT 72,196 35.70% LINDA T. SANCHEZ 2,952 49.67% STATE SENATOR 37th District MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY 74th District UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 39th District Complete Precincts: 727 of 727 Complete Precincts: 379 of 379 Complete Precincts: 296 of 296 Under Votes: 34,352 Under Votes: 20,753 Under Votes: 7,776 Over Votes: 18 Over Votes: 13 Over Votes: 15 MIMI WALTERS 213,086 57.02% ALLAN R. MANSOOR 110,190 56.59% ED ROYCE 100,221 62.56% STEVE YOUNG 160,595 42.98% ROBERT RUSH 84,520 43.41% JAY CHEN 59,991 37.44% ... ... ... Run Date/Time: 11/21/2012 04:34:18 pm Page 1 of 10 Orange County OFFICIAL RESULTS Presidential General Election CUMULATIVE TOTALS Tuesday, November 6, 2012 NORTH ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Governing CAPISTRANO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member, IRVINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member Board Member, Trustee Area 7 Trustee Area 1 Complete Precincts: 102 of 102 Complete Precincts: 41 of 41 Number To Vote For: 3 Under Votes: 14,150 Under Votes: 6,322 Complete Precincts: 110 of 110 Over Votes: 1 Over Votes: 0 Under Votes: 84,187 M. TONY ONTIVEROS 26,633 55.80% AMY HANACEK 11,460 67.08% Over Votes: 21 MONIKA KOOS 21,098 44.20% KARIN SCHNELL 5,624 32.92% MICHAEL PARHAM 22,208 15.93% RANCHO SANTIAGO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Governing Board CAPISTRANO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member, LAUREN BROOKS 20,813 14.93% Member, Trustee Area 3 Trustee Area 2 PAUL BOKOTA 18,823 13.50% CAROLYN INMON 18,117 13.00% Complete Precincts: 24 of 24 Complete Precincts: 33 of 33 BOB VU 14,673 10.53% Under Votes: 2,202 Under Votes: 5,907 CYRIL YU 13,474 9.67% Over Votes: 9 Over Votes: 22 OMAR EZZELDINE 11,612 8.33% NELIDA M. YANEZ 5,802 47.91% JIM REARDON 8,809 48.52% MARGARET BROWN 9,856 7.07% THOMAS ANTHONY GORDON 3,718 30.70% CAROL L. MCCORMICK 4,466 24.60% MICHELLE OLLADA ALIPIO 9,827 7.05% ANTONIO "TONY" JESUS TAPIA 2,589 21.38% DON FRANKLIN RICHARDSON 3,628 19.98% MICHELE TAYLOR-BIBLE 1,253 6.90% LAGUNA BEACH UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member RANCHO SANTIAGO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Governing Board Member, Trustee Area 5 CAPISTRANO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member, Complete Precincts: 36 of 36 Trustee Area 3 Number To Vote For: 2 Under Votes: 3,123 Complete Precincts: 37 of 37 Complete Precincts: 37 of 37 Over Votes: 16 Under Votes: 4,889 Under Votes: 12,826 CLAUDIA ALVAREZ 6,265 38.68% Over Votes: 5 Over Votes: 3 MARK MCLOUGHLIN 5,685 35.10% JOHN ALPAY 9,807 48.36% JAN VICKERS 7,517 35.64% R. DAVID CHAPEL 4,247 26.22% STEVE R. LANG 8,584 42.33% BILL LANDSIEDEL 5,393 25.57% YOLANDA MCNAMARA 1,888 9.31% TAMMY KECES 4,670 22.14% SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Governing DEE NAMBA PERRY 3,514 16.66% Board Member, Trustee Area 1 CAPISTRANO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member, ORANGE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member, Trustee Complete Precincts: 651 of 651 Trustee Area 5 Area 3 Under Votes: 123,626 Complete Precincts: 31 of 31 Over Votes: 24 Under Votes: 5,576 Complete Precincts: 171 of 171 DAVE LANG 196,359 68.91% Over Votes: 2 Under Votes: 19,367 DAVID L. MARTIN 88,590 31.09% GARY PRITCHARD 9,087 59.09% Over Votes: 14 WILLIAM "BILL" PERKINS 6,291 40.91% ALEXIA L. DELIGIANNI 37,742 55.03% SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Governing ROBERT "BOB" AUSMUS 22,903 33.40% Board Member, Trustee Area 3 GARDEN GROVE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member MICHELE GABBARD 7,937 11.57% Complete Precincts: 651 of 651 ORANGE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member, Trustee Under Votes: 125,528 Number To Vote For: 3 Area 6 Over Votes: 87 Complete Precincts: 138 of 138 Complete Precincts: 171 of 171 WILLIAM "BILL" JAY 149,000 52.65% Under Votes: 94,623 Under Votes: 20,212 ARLENE C GREER 71,084 25.12% Over Votes: 9 Over Votes: 6 JENNIFER J. LONG 62,900 22.23% GEORGE WEST 39,580 27.96% MARK WAYLAND 40,348 59.56% LINDA PAULSEN-REED 39,509 27.91% SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Governing TRACEY L. COLOMBO CURTIS 27,397 40.44% Board Member, Trustee Area 7 BAO QUOC NGUYEN 37,934 26.79% LINDA ZAMORA 24,556 17.34% SADDLEBACK VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Complete Precincts: 651 of 651 Member Under Votes: 134,033 Over Votes: 144 Number To Vote For: 3 TIMOTHY "TIM" JEMAL 87,178 31.77% Complete Precincts: 158 of 158 JAN SERRANTINO COX 73,888 26.92% Under Votes: 135,203 JOHN S. WILLIAMS 62,227 22.68% Over Votes: 7 MIKE MOODIAN 51,129 18.63% SUZIE R. SWARTZ 46,541 29.48% DON SEDGWICK 46,480 29.44% GINNY FAY AITKENS 41,732 26.43% EARL H. CARRAWAY 23,114 14.64% ... ... ... Run Date/Time: 11/21/2012 04:34:18 pm Page 2 of 10 Orange County OFFICIAL RESULTS Presidential General Election CUMULATIVE TOTALS Tuesday, November 6, 2012 SANTA ANA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member HUNTINGTON BEACH UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member Member, Full Term Number To Vote For: 3 Number To Vote For: 2 Number To Vote For: 2 Complete Precincts: 89 of 89 Complete Precincts: 244 of 244 Complete Precincts: 42 of 42 Under Votes: 55,727 Under Votes: 91,857 Under Votes: 20,052 Over Votes: 31 Over Votes: 194 Over Votes: 5 CECILIA "CECI" IGLESIAS 18,972 21.85% SUSAN HENRY 53,917 29.87% JEANNE GALINDO 10,183 30.37% ROB RICHARDSON 18,194 20.95% MICHAEL H. SIMONS 48,986 27.14% IAN COLLINS 10,027 29.91% JOSE ALFREDO HERNANDEZ 15,514 17.87% JOHN BRISCOE 31,172 17.27% JIM CUNNEEN 7,147 21.32% VALERIE AMEZCUA 14,978 17.25% EDWARD C.
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