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Summary Report Cook County Primary Election March 17, 2020 Official Summary Report Registration Turnout DEM - U.S. Representative, 4th District Total Registration and Turnout 1,570,127 461,966 ( 97 of 97 precincts counted ) Nonpartisan Registration & Turnout 479 Jesus ''Chuy'' Garcia 20,446 100.00% Democratic Registration & Turnout 403,370 Total 20,446 Republican Registration & Turnout 58,117 DEM - U.S. Representative, 5th District ( 79 of 79 precincts counted ) DEM - President, U.S. Brian Burns 3,497 28.58% ( 1599 of 1599 precincts counted ) Mike Quigley 8,739 71.42% Deval Patrick 344 0.09% Total 12,236 Bernie Sanders 130,353 32.78% Joseph R. Biden 248,847 62.58% DEM - U.S. Representative, 6th District Michael R. Bloomberg 5,590 1.41% ( 67 of 67 precincts counted ) Elizabeth Warren 4,833 1.22% Sean Casten 11,553 100.00% Pete Buttigieg 1,528 0.38% Total 11,553 Tom Steyer 305 0.08% DEM - U.S. Representative, 7th District Andrew Yang 870 0.22% ( 118 of 118 precincts counted ) Michael Bennet 264 0.07% Danny K. Davis 19,398 51.19% John K. Delaney 233 0.06% Kina Collins 6,715 17.72% Tulsi Gabbard 2,901 0.73% Anthony Clark 6,945 18.33% Cory Booker 529 0.13% Kristine Schanbacher 4,770 12.59% Write-in 1,043 0.26% Write-in 67 0.18% Total 397,640 Total 37,895 DEM - Senator, U.S. DEM - U.S. Representative, 8th District ( 1599 of 1599 precincts counted ) ( 191 of 191 precincts counted ) Richard J. Durbin 338,359 100.00% Raja Krishnamoorthi 29,200 81.74% Total 338,359 William Olson 4,527 12.67% DEM - U.S. Representative, 1st District Inam Hussain 1,998 5.59% ( 158 of 158 precincts counted ) Total 35,725 Bobby L. Rush 17,288 58.44% DEM - U.S. Representative, 9th District Ameena Nuur Matthews 3,039 10.27% ( 314 of 314 precincts counted ) Sarah Gad 5,532 18.70% Janice D. Schakowsky 77,208 98.74% Robert Emmons, Jr. 3,723 12.59% Write-in 984 1.26% Total 29,582 Total 78,192 DEM - U.S. Representative, 2nd District DEM - U.S. Representative, 10th District ( 257 of 257 precincts counted ) ( 102 of 102 precincts counted ) Robin Kelly 56,259 86.18% Brad Schneider 20,018 99.44% Marcus Lewis 8,898 13.63% Write-in 112 0.56% Write-in 123 0.19% Total 20,130 Total 65,280 DEM - U.S. Representative, 11th District DEM - U.S. Representative, 3rd District ( 4 of 4 precincts counted ) ( 252 of 252 precincts counted ) Bill Foster 458 65.52% Marie Newman 27,315 48.33% Rachel Ventura 241 34.48% Rush Darwish 4,360 7.71% Total 699 Daniel William Lipinski 23,772 42.06% Charles M. Hughes 1,076 1.90% Total 56,523 Data Refreshed: 4/2/2020 4:53 PM Printed: Tuesday, April 07, 2020 10:58 AM Page 1 of 22 Cook County Primary Election March 17, 2020 Official Summary Report DEM - Delegate, National Convention 1st DEM DEM - Delegate, National Convention 2nd DEM Vote For 8 Vote For 7 ( 158 of 158 precincts counted ) ( 257 of 257 precincts counted ) Chakena Sims (Warren) 2,030 0.98% Debbie Meyers-Martin (Biden) 47,240 11.34% Allen Louis Linton, II (Warren) 1,240 0.60% Vernard Alsberry (Biden) 43,368 10.41% Grace Chan McKibben (Warren) 1,678 0.81% Michael W. Smith (Biden) 44,517 10.69% William E. Hall (Warren) 1,362 0.66% Sheila Chalmers-Currin (Biden) 44,555 10.70% Shelley Davis (Warren) 1,930 0.93% Lamar C. Brown (Biden) 43,658 10.48% Nicholas ''Nick'' Shields (Warren) 1,358 0.65% Marrice Coverson (Biden) 41,866 10.05% Rebecca Zorach (Warren) 1,655 0.80% Cory Thames (Biden) 42,114 10.11% Devlin Joseph Schoop (Warren) 1,163 0.56% André J. Washington (Warren) 3,085 0.74% Jeanette Taylor (Sanders) 8,275 3.98% Hope Zawaski (Warren) 2,265 0.54% Maria R. Bell (Sanders) 8,442 4.06% Al Riley (Warren) 3,365 0.81% Naomi Davis (Sanders) 8,620 4.15% Cleopatra Watson (Warren) 3,047 0.73% Patricia L. Guinn (Sanders) 8,381 4.03% Jaylin McClinton (Warren) 1,974 0.47% Robert Peters (Sanders) 6,066 2.92% Amanda Jo Greep (Warren) 1,186 0.28% Rodney Gipson (Sanders) 5,618 2.70% David Bonner (Warren) 1,292 0.31% Raheem Uqdah (Sanders) 5,627 2.71% Aisha El-Amin (Sanders) 10,606 2.55% Larry Gilman (Sanders) 4,857 2.34% Maureen Forte (Sanders) 10,704 2.57% Preston Brown Jr (Sanders) 3,072 1.48% Sukari Campbell (Sanders) 9,891 2.37% Evajamania Brown (Sanders) 4,546 2.19% Abdul Malik Mujahid (Sanders) 12,457 2.99% Linda Hudson (Sanders) 5,006 2.41% John Willard (Sanders) 12,089 2.90% Darren Fuller (Yang) 879 0.42% Kenneth Franklin (Sanders) 12,864 3.09% Carol Horton (Yang) 998 0.48% Lyle C. Evans, Jr. (Sanders) 11,805 2.83% Ben Silvian (Yang) 821 0.40% Kenneth Henderson (Yang) 1,180 0.28% Laura Sieh (Yang) 1,062 0.51% Sanovia Reynolds-Parks (Yang) 947 0.23% Michelle A. Harris (Biden) 16,360 7.87% Juan Juarez (Yang) 1,377 0.33% Roderick T. Sawyer (Biden) 15,307 7.37% Paula Wilson (Yang) 1,273 0.31% Ertharin Cousin (Biden) 14,916 7.18% Reggie Greenwood (Yang) 1,023 0.25% Robert ''Bob'' Rita (Biden) 16,139 7.77% Monique Williams (Yang) 1,753 0.42% Andrea Zopp (Biden) 15,348 7.39% Kyle Summers (Yang) 811 0.19% Timothy Wright III (Biden) 15,208 7.32% Emily Higgs (Buttigieg) 1,019 0.24% Deborah Lane (Biden) 14,155 6.81% Randall Krause-Vinson (Buttigieg) 442 0.11% Kouri C. Marshall (Biden) 12,959 6.24% Sherry Newquist (Buttigieg) 647 0.16% John Hart (Klobuchar) 910 0.44% Alfred Saucedo (Buttigieg) 539 0.13% Myra Hart (Klobuchar) 944 0.45% Micaela G. Smith (Klobuchar) 709 0.17% Norene Shader (Klobuchar) 877 0.42% Kristal Hudson-Davis (Klobuchar) 854 0.21% Total 207,809 Total 416,522 Data Refreshed: 4/2/2020 4:53 PM Printed: Tuesday, April 07, 2020 10:58 AM Page 2 of 22 Cook County Primary Election March 17, 2020 Official Summary Report DEM - Delegate, National Convention 3rd DEM DEM - Delegate, National Convention 5th DEM Vote For 6 Vote For 7 ( 252 of 252 precincts counted ) ( 79 of 79 precincts counted ) Patrick Daley Thompson (Biden) 28,319 9.85% Patrick O'Connor (Biden) 6,532 8.18% Donna Hughes (Biden) 27,963 9.73% Mariyana T. Spyropoulos (Biden) 6,157 7.71% Kyle R. Hastings (Biden) 26,934 9.37% Christopher Taliaferro (Biden) 5,964 7.47% Lynn Barker (Biden) 27,049 9.41% Cynthia M. Santos (Biden) 6,575 8.23% Kevin E. O'Gorman (Biden) 26,278 9.14% Ethan Cox (Biden) 5,807 7.27% Adriana D. Olson (Biden) 26,479 9.21% Lucy Moog (Biden) 5,886 7.37% Amalia Dejesus (Sanders) 18,401 6.40% Ryan Dunigan (Biden) 5,788 7.25% Deliah Odeh (Sanders) 17,677 6.15% Abigail Schultz (Sanders) 4,617 5.78% Maureen Sullivan (Sanders) 18,890 6.57% Mary Colleran (Sanders) 4,561 5.71% Daniel Guzman (Sanders) 18,219 6.34% Teri Gidwitz (Sanders) 4,297 5.38% Jose Requena (Sanders) 16,690 5.81% William Bianchi (Sanders) 4,306 5.39% Kyle Killacky (Sanders) 16,066 5.59% Santos Moreno (Sanders) 4,683 5.86% Neel Jhobalia (Yang) 1,578 0.55% Patrick Mulchrone (Sanders) 3,908 4.89% Brian Pioppo (Yang) 1,665 0.58% Dave Temkin (Sanders) 3,661 4.58% Kate Wu (Yang) 2,052 0.71% Jared Zingsheim (Yang) 160 0.20% Kathleen ''Kathy'' Shaevel (Warren) 2,314 0.80% Amber Fudacz (Yang) 214 0.27% Adam Flores (Warren) 2,404 0.84% Patrick Maloney (Yang) 266 0.33% Angela Robertson (Warren) 2,432 0.85% William Rudnick (Yang) 149 0.19% Jose Luis Torrez (Warren) 2,362 0.82% Vivien Joy Lamadrid (Yang) 168 0.21% Tammy Georgiou (Warren) 2,022 0.70% Noah Brant (Yang) 133 0.17% Christian D. Perry (Warren) 1,679 0.58% Rio Diaz (Buttigieg) 364 0.46% Total 287,473 Diana Helt (Buttigieg) 376 0.47% David Jacobson (Buttigieg) 252 0.32% DEM - Delegate, National Convention 4th DEM Kevin Johnson (Buttigieg) 260 0.33% Vote For 5 Brad Lippitz (Buttigieg) 202 0.25% ( 97 of 97 precincts counted ) Jonathan Pizer (Buttigieg) 207 0.26% Sophia Olazaba (Warren) 2,302 2.46% Amanda Penabad (Buttigieg) 359 0.45% Will Guzzardi (Warren) 1,071 1.14% Lee Greenhouse (Buttigieg) 198 0.25% Venu Gupta (Warren) 1,081 1.15% Matthew Martin (Warren) 407 0.51% Omar Aquino (Warren) 1,547 1.65% Andrea McPike (Warren) 512 0.64% Abby Witt (Warren) 1,860 1.99% Zach Koutsky (Warren) 300 0.38% Emanuel ''Chris'' Welch (Biden) 8,538 9.12% Kaitlin ''Kady'' McFadden (Warren) 534 0.67% Claudia P. 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