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Precinct Report Kootenai County, Idaho Official Results Run Date:11/18/16 General Election Run Time:11:19 Am November 8, 2016 PRECINCT REPORT KOOTENAI COUNTY, IDAHO OFFICIAL RESULTS RUN DATE:11/18/16 GENERAL ELECTION RUN TIME:11:19 AM NOVEMBER 8, 2016 0001 PRECINCT 01 VOTES PERCENT REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 1179 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 890 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 75.49 PRESIDENT Vote for 1 Castle/Bradley (IND). 9 1.03 Clinton/Kaine (DEM) . 130 14.84 Copeland/Myers (CON). 10 1.14 De La Fuente/Steinberg (IND) . 2 .23 Johnson/Weld (LIB) . 24 2.74 McMullin/Johnson (IND) . 23 2.63 Stein/Baraka (IND) . 6 .68 Trump/Pence (REP). 665 75.91 WRITE-IN. 7 .80 Total . 876 US SENATOR Vote for 1 Mike Crapo (REP) . 680 78.43 Jerry Sturgill (DEM). 128 14.76 Ray J. Writz (CON) . 59 6.81 Total . 867 US REPRESENTATIVE DIST 1 Vote for 1 Raul R. Labrador (REP) . 662 77.34 James Piotrowski (DEM) . 194 22.66 WRITE-IN. 0 Total . 856 STATE SENATOR LEG DIST 2 Vote for 1 Steve Vick (REP) . 772 100.00 Total . 772 STATE REP LEG DIST 2 POS A Vote for 1 Vito Barbieri (REP) . 653 77.19 Kathy (Kraack) Kahn (DEM) . 193 22.81 Total . 846 STATE REP LEG DIST 2 POS B Vote for 1 Richard Kohles (DEM). 161 19.05 Eric Redman (REP). 684 80.95 Total . 845 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST 2 Vote for 1 Chris Fillios (REP) . 760 100.00 Total . 760 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST 3 Vote for 1 Bob Bingham (REP). 625 77.16 Russell McLain (IND). 185 22.84 Total . 810 COUNTY SHERIFF Vote for 1 Tina Kunishige (DEM). 178 20.94 Benton E. "Ben" Wolfinger (REP) . 672 79.06 Total . 850 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Vote for 1 Barry McHugh (REP) . 765 100.00 Total . 765 SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Jim Jones Vote for 1 Robyn Brody. 292 42.63 Curt McKenzie . 393 57.37 Total . 685 RETAIN MAGISTRATE Combo Vote for 1 YES . 568 78.89 NO. 152 21.11 Total . 720 RETAIN MAGISTRATE Eckhart Vote for 1 YES . 568 79.11 NO. 150 20.89 Total . 718 RETAIN MAGISTRATE Peterson Vote for 1 YES . 524 71.88 NO. 205 28.12 Total . 729 HJR5 Vote for 1 YES . 426 54.69 NO. 353 45.31 Total . 779 NORTH IDAHO TRUSTEE ZONE 3 Vote for 1 Greg Gfeller . 217 33.91 Todd M. Banducci . 423 66.09 Total . 640 NORTH IDAHO TRUSTEE ZONE 4 Vote for 1 Judith Centa Meyer . 617 100.00 Total . 617 NORTH IDAHO TRUSTEE ZONE 5 Vote for 1 Brad Murray. 472 73.98 Geri Wile . 166 26.02 Total . 638 KOOTENAI-SHOSHONE S-W DIST SUP Vote for 4 Fran Hughes. 404 23.81 Michael Schlepp . 444 26.16 Cameron Cushing . 421 24.81 Linda J. Ely . 428 25.22 Total . 1697 PRECINCT REPORT KOOTENAI COUNTY, IDAHO OFFICIAL RESULTS RUN DATE:11/18/16 GENERAL ELECTION RUN TIME:11:19 AM NOVEMBER 8, 2016 0002 PRECINCT 02 VOTES PERCENT REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 1274 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 881 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 69.15 PRESIDENT Vote for 1 Castle/Bradley (IND). 5 .57 Clinton/Kaine (DEM) . 78 8.92 Copeland/Myers (CON). 0 De La Fuente/Steinberg (IND) . 0 Johnson/Weld (LIB) . 19 2.17 McMullin/Johnson (IND) . 22 2.52 Stein/Baraka (IND) . 7 .80 Trump/Pence (REP). 732 83.75 WRITE-IN. 11 1.26 Total . 874 US SENATOR Vote for 1 Mike Crapo (REP) . 726 84.62 Jerry Sturgill (DEM). 80 9.32 Ray J. Writz (CON) . 52 6.06 Total . 858 US REPRESENTATIVE DIST 1 Vote for 1 Raul R. Labrador (REP) . 744 86.61 James Piotrowski (DEM) . 113 13.15 WRITE-IN. 2 .23 Total . 859 STATE SENATOR LEG DIST 2 Vote for 1 Steve Vick (REP) . 770 100.00 Total . 770 STATE REP LEG DIST 2 POS A Vote for 1 Vito Barbieri (REP) . 714 84.80 Kathy (Kraack) Kahn (DEM) . 128 15.20 Total . 842 STATE REP LEG DIST 2 POS B Vote for 1 Richard Kohles (DEM). 98 11.71 Eric Redman (REP). 739 88.29 Total . 837 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST 2 Vote for 1 Chris Fillios (REP) . 761 100.00 Total . 761 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST 3 Vote for 1 Bob Bingham (REP). 654 81.75 Russell McLain (IND). 146 18.25 Total . 800 COUNTY SHERIFF Vote for 1 Tina Kunishige (DEM). 117 13.95 Benton E. "Ben" Wolfinger (REP) . 722 86.05 Total . 839 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Vote for 1 Barry McHugh (REP) . 762 100.00 Total . 762 SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Jim Jones Vote for 1 Robyn Brody. 227 34.24 Curt McKenzie . 436 65.76 Total . 663 RETAIN MAGISTRATE Combo Vote for 1 YES . 526 77.81 NO. 150 22.19 Total . 676 RETAIN MAGISTRATE Eckhart Vote for 1 YES . 534 79.11 NO. 141 20.89 Total . 675 RETAIN MAGISTRATE Peterson Vote for 1 YES . 460 67.06 NO. 226 32.94 Total . 686 HJR5 Vote for 1 YES . 416 53.75 NO. 358 46.25 Total . 774 NORTH IDAHO TRUSTEE ZONE 3 Vote for 1 Greg Gfeller . 210 34.71 Todd M. Banducci . 395 65.29 Total . 605 NORTH IDAHO TRUSTEE ZONE 4 Vote for 1 Judith Centa Meyer . 566 100.00 Total . 566 NORTH IDAHO TRUSTEE ZONE 5 Vote for 1 Brad Murray. 418 72.32 Geri Wile . 160 27.68 Total . 578 KOOTENAI-SHOSHONE S-W DIST SUP Vote for 4 Fran Hughes. 376 23.83 Michael Schlepp . 424 26.87 Cameron Cushing . 385 24.40 Linda J. Ely . 393 24.90 Total . 1578 PRECINCT REPORT KOOTENAI COUNTY, IDAHO OFFICIAL RESULTS RUN DATE:11/18/16 GENERAL ELECTION RUN TIME:11:19 AM NOVEMBER 8, 2016 0003 PRECINCT 03 VOTES PERCENT REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 1364 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 970 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 71.11 PRESIDENT Vote for 1 Castle/Bradley (IND). 14 1.45 Clinton/Kaine (DEM) . 130 13.47 Copeland/Myers (CON). 4 .41 De La Fuente/Steinberg (IND) . 1 .10 Johnson/Weld (LIB) . 21 2.18 McMullin/Johnson (IND) . 20 2.07 Stein/Baraka (IND) . 7 .73 Trump/Pence (REP). 759 78.65 WRITE-IN. 9 .93 Total . 965 US SENATOR Vote for 1 Mike Crapo (REP) . 770 81.40 Jerry Sturgill (DEM). 124 13.11 Ray J. Writz (CON) . 52 5.50 Total . 946 US REPRESENTATIVE DIST 1 Vote for 1 Raul R. Labrador (REP) . 767 82.12 James Piotrowski (DEM) . 164 17.56 WRITE-IN. 3 .32 Total . 934 STATE SENATOR LEG DIST 2 Vote for 1 Steve Vick (REP) . 837 100.00 Total . 837 STATE REP LEG DIST 2 POS A Vote for 1 Vito Barbieri (REP) . 740 80.96 Kathy (Kraack) Kahn (DEM) . 174 19.04 Total . 914 STATE REP LEG DIST 2 POS B Vote for 1 Richard Kohles (DEM). 148 16.05 Eric Redman (REP). 774 83.95 Total . 922 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST 2 Vote for 1 Chris Fillios (REP) . 834 100.00 Total . 834 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST 3 Vote for 1 Bob Bingham (REP). 693 78.39 Russell McLain (IND). 191 21.61 Total . 884 COUNTY SHERIFF Vote for 1 Tina Kunishige (DEM). 152 16.49 Benton E. "Ben" Wolfinger (REP) . 770 83.51 Total . 922 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Vote for 1 Barry McHugh (REP) . 835 100.00 Total . 835 SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Jim Jones Vote for 1 Robyn Brody. 271 36.38 Curt McKenzie . 474 63.62 Total . 745 RETAIN MAGISTRATE Combo Vote for 1 YES . 620 80.00 NO. 155 20.00 Total . 775 RETAIN MAGISTRATE Eckhart Vote for 1 YES . 593 77.01 NO. 177 22.99 Total . 770 RETAIN MAGISTRATE Peterson Vote for 1 YES . 519 66.62 NO. 260 33.38 Total . 779 HJR5 Vote for 1 YES . 473 58.04 NO. 342 41.96 Total . 815 NORTH IDAHO TRUSTEE ZONE 3 Vote for 1 Greg Gfeller . 238 34.34 Todd M. Banducci . 455 65.66 Total . 693 NORTH IDAHO TRUSTEE ZONE 4 Vote for 1 Judith Centa Meyer . 647 100.00 Total . 647 NORTH IDAHO TRUSTEE ZONE 5 Vote for 1 Brad Murray. 470 71.98 Geri Wile . 183 28.02 Total . 653 KOOTENAI-SHOSHONE S-W DIST SUP Vote for 4 Fran Hughes. 401 23.70 Michael Schlepp . 445 26.30 Cameron Cushing . 421 24.88 Linda J. Ely . 425 25.12 Total . 1692 PRECINCT REPORT KOOTENAI COUNTY, IDAHO OFFICIAL RESULTS RUN DATE:11/18/16 GENERAL ELECTION RUN TIME:11:19 AM NOVEMBER 8, 2016 0004 PRECINCT 04 VOTES PERCENT REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 935 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 648 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 69.30 PRESIDENT Vote for 1 Castle/Bradley (IND). 1 .16 Clinton/Kaine (DEM) . 138 21.50 Copeland/Myers (CON). 1 .16 De La Fuente/Steinberg (IND) . 0 Johnson/Weld (LIB) . 14 2.18 McMullin/Johnson (IND) . 6 .93 Stein/Baraka (IND) . 8 1.25 Trump/Pence (REP). 468 72.90 WRITE-IN. 6 .93 Total . 642 US SENATOR Vote for 1 Mike Crapo (REP) . 470 74.96 Jerry Sturgill (DEM). 129 20.57 Ray J. Writz (CON) . 28 4.47 Total . 627 US REPRESENTATIVE DIST 1 Vote for 1 Raul R. Labrador (REP) . 447 72.21 James Piotrowski (DEM) . 171 27.63 WRITE-IN. 1 .16 Total . 619 STATE SENATOR LEG DIST 2 Vote for 1 Steve Vick (REP) . 526 100.00 Total . 526 STATE REP LEG DIST 2 POS A Vote for 1 Vito Barbieri (REP) . 432 70.82 Kathy (Kraack) Kahn (DEM) . 178 29.18 Total . 610 STATE REP LEG DIST 2 POS B Vote for 1 Richard Kohles (DEM). 153 25.16 Eric Redman (REP). 455 74.84 Total . 608 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST 2 Vote for 1 Chris Fillios (REP) . 525 100.00 Total . 525 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST 3 Vote for 1 Bob Bingham (REP).
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