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0< Minneso QQS<axe Og+ SECRETARY OF ST CERTIFICATE We, the undersigned legally constituted State Canvassing Board, as required by law, canvassed on November 16, 2004, the certified copies of the statements made by the County Canvassing Boards of the votes cast at the November 2, 2004 State General Election for Presidential Electors, United States Representatives, State Representatives, and State Judicial Offices. We have specified in the following report the names of persons receiving these votes and the number received by each in the several counties in which they were cast. The candidate in each case who received the highest number of votes is declared to be elected to the indicated office. Marty-Kiffgyer /g ) Secretary of S~ Paul H. Andersdh, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Russell Anderson, Associate Justice of the Su Gregg Jofii(son/Judge of the District Court, Sdoorid District Lucy gieland, Judge of the District Court, Fourth District ot Minneso QQSNe Og+ SECRETARY OF STATE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF LEGAL ADVISOR AS COUNSEL TO DESIGNEES OF RECOUNT OFFICIAL As permitted under Minnesota Rules 8235.0200, I appoint ALBERTO QUINTELA as Legal Advisor for the individuals designated by me as Recount Officials for all recounts to be conducted on behalf of the State Canvassing Board as a result of the General Election GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND THE GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, THIS 16th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2004: Mary Kiffmeyer Secretary of State o< Minneso QQSate Og+ SECRETARY OF STATE 4 4 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF DESIGNEES AS RECOUNT OFFICIALS As permitted under Minnesota Rules 8235.0200, I appoint 4 BERT BLACK MIKE McCARTHY as my designees to serve as the Recount Officials for the recounts to be conducted for State Representative in District 8B as a result of the November 2, 2004 General Election: STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 8B GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND THE GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, THIS 16'" DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2004: iM +tart'0 y 'jg g Secretary of Stat~ o< <ate Minnesota SECRETARY OF STATE We, the undersigned legally constituted State Canvassing Board, as required by law, certify that on November 16, 2004, this Board adopted a Recount Plan for the recount required by law pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, section 204C.35, Subdivision I (a) for the election for State Representative, District 8B. The Recount Plan is attached to this certificate. This Recount Plan appoints the persons named below as the Recount Officials to conduct the recount for this nomination in the corresponding counties listed below commencing Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at 8:30A.M. at the time and place indicated in the notice pursuant to Minnesota Rules, part 8235.0300. CERTIFIED, THIS THE 16tII DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2004 Names: BERT BLACK MIKE McCARTHY Counties for which Recount Officials are appointed: Isanti, Kanabec, Pine uw~M Paul Anderson, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Ru Justice of the Su Gregg Jo on, dge of the District Court, Fourth District AHaaaaaaa 0'f Minneso QQSaXe Og+ SECRETARY OF STATE SECRETARY OF STATE RECOUNT PLAN November 16, 2004 STATE REPRESENTATIVE, District 8B Scope State Representative, District 8B Isanti, Kanabec, Pine Counties Recount Officials —Designees ofSecretary ofState: Bert Black Mike McCarthy Timetable: The recount officials shall commence the recount for the listed office at the office of the chief election official in Isanti County at 8:30a.m. on Wednesday, November 17, 2004, proceeding onto the offices of the chief election officials of Kanabec and Pine Counties as required, until completion. The recount shall proceed according to Minnesota Statutes II204C.35 and Minnesota Rules Chapter 8235. Canvassing Board Next Meeting Monday, November 22, 2004, 10:00a.m., State Office Building; subject to plan implementation progress. Date: 11/15/2004 Il:57:49 AM User(WT): mmcnulty /'P/r0/I/0, DB: ACE 20041102 GEN 11CSOtcl Election ID: 2004 1 102 ,JMlll Jy /p/// QIdblv~ ..I+') NlYtgc Level: 10 Admin November 2, 2004 State General Election Minnesota Voter Information Statistics Each column shows a different statistic: Reoistered as of 7AM shows the number of names on the precinct roster at the time the polls opened; the number of pre-registered voters. Reoistered on Election Dav shows the number of voters who completed voter registration applications to register to vote or to update existing voter registrations. Absentee Ballots Reoular shows the number of regular full-precinct ballots submitted by absentee voters who reside in Minnesota. Absentee Ballots Federal shows the number of federal office ballots submitted by absentee voters who reside permanently outside of the United States. Absentee Ballots President shows the number of president-only ballots submitted by absentee voters who previously resided in Minnesota and were permitted to vote for president in Minnesota under federal law. Total Votina is the number of ballots cast in each county; equals the total number of voters who voted by absentee ballot added to the total number of voters who voted in person. (The in-person statistic is not separately shown.) Absentee Absentee Ballots Absentee Ballots Reoistered as of Reoistered on Ballots Total Votino ~Count Federal 7AM Election Dav ~Rlar President AIT KIN 9937 1573 997 9 0 9533 ANOKA 170686 38124 9286 169 13 174258 BECKER 17414 3253 1610 11 0 17047 BELTRAMI 20889 5519 1456 22 0 21426 BENTON 18234 5279 935 9 0 18626 BIG STONE 3245 386 841 8 0 3082 BLUE EARTH 31151 8345 1860 34 2 33332 BROWN 15373 2626 884 7 1 13961 CARLTON 17833 3616 1327 0 0 18487 CARVER 46860 8833 3304 3 7 45556 CASS 17114 2826 1863 9 5 16058 CHIPPEWA 7084 1196 508 8 0 6678 CHI SAGO 29341 6729 1613 2 9 28497 Absentee Ballots Absentee Ballots Reoistered as of Reoistered on Absentee Ballots Total Votino C~ount Federal 7AM Election Dav ~Re ular President CLAY 29080 7048 1947 3 3 27846 CLEARWATER 4756 797 331 3 0 4406 COOK 3370 372 285 4 1 3321 COTTONWOOD 6801 1019 457 3 0 6456 CROW WING 35049 6428 3356 9 3 33666 DAKOTA 217954 45100 18792 98 15 216181 DODGE 10217 2220 495 0 0 10017 DOUGLAS 21172 3418 1988 0 0 20430 FARIBAULT 9341 1257 677 3 0 8789 FILLMORE 12647 2115 675 1 0 11798 FREEBORN 18918 2975 1509 1 1 17775 GOODHUE 27285 4991 1785 12 6 25758 GRANT 4206 574 364 2 0 3841 HENNEPIN 692450 132092 65386 1041 161 647912 HOUSTON 11933 1970 679 3 1 11173 HUBBARD 11842 2019 1275 1 0 11458 ISANTI 18939 4500 1109 3 0 19368 ITASCA 25813 4067 1669 0 0 24638 )ACKSON 6317 840 451 6 4 5881 KANABEC 8324 1935 527 0 0 8351 KANDIYOHI 23130 4107 1777 3 0 21749 KITTSON 3026 211 229 7 0 2727 KOOCHICHING 7884 1364 681 30 0 7402 LAC QUI PARLE 4929 552 396 0 0 4571 LAKE 7509 1041 634 1 2 7135 LAKE OF THE 2665 219 200 2422 WOODS LE SUEUR 15105 2951 758 0 0 14573 LINCOLN 3770 431 230 0 0 3407 LYON 14357 2450 949 0 2 12782 MCLEOD 19433 4165 919 5 0 18508 MAHNOMEN 2791 439 172 0 0 2526 MARSHALL 5695 866 311 3 5 5648 MARTIN 12182 1825 915 0 5 11227 MEEKER 13170 2033 805 3 0 12500 MILLE LACS 13109 3273 801 4 0 13189 MORRISON 19053 2431 1138 55 3 16945 MOWER 20975 3456 1738 18 3 20357 MURRAY 5521 647 881 0 2 5054 NICOLLET 19099 4192 967 20 0 17865 NOBLES 10478 1285 697 5 2 9399 NORMAN 4094 596 312 1 0 3850 OLMSTED 75684 15858 6722 27 12 72172 OTTER TAIL 34168 5728 3188 0 9 32356 PENNINGTON 7241 1670 516 3 5 7057 PINE 16587 1980 896 8 0 14601 PIPESTONE 5431 694 473 3 0 5074 POLK 16134 3086 1045 0 1 15870 Absentee Reoistered as of Reoistered on Absentee Ballots Absentee Ballots C~ount Ballots Total Votino Election Dav Requl a r Federal 7AM President POPE 6822 1280 716 11 0 6911 RAMSEY 303203 57628 23010 292 61 273223 RED LAKE 2329 435 173 0 0 2200 REDWOOD 8614 1344 539 2 0 8242 RENVILLE 8942 1505 523 4 0 8495 RICE 34822 6719 2050 13 1 31004 ROCK 5518 822 501 0 0 5248 ROSEAU 8219 1685 570 9 2 7976 SAINT LOUIS 130250 21215 8049 3 1 120644 SCOTT 58613 14083 4240 91 8 60797 SHERBURNE 40521 10092 2632 13 7 41588 SIBLEY 8630 1195 367 0 0 8001 STEARNS 80095 19536 3903 31 4 76338 STEELE 19165 4031 1307 45 I 18904 STEVENS 7001 1258 375 26 0 6021 SWIFT 5904 957 440 26 0 5787 TODD 13380 2247 747 0 0 12387 TRAVERSE 2214 279 178 2 0 2189 WABASHA 12560 2217 675 0 0 11972 WADENA 7712 1320 528 4 2 7143 WASECA 10330 1899 646 29 0 9930 WASHINGTON 133857 23817 12184 76 6 128622 WATONWAN 6268 857 439 1 0 5629 WILKIN 3694 595 305 5 0 3569 WINONA 29564 7863 1292 173 0 27815 WRIGHT 58292 14460 3384 32 4 59885 YELLOW MEDICINE 6182 973 396 1 1 5820 2977496 581904 228760 2570 381 2842912 November 2, 2004, Minnesota State General Election Statement of Votes Cast for the Offices Of Electors for President and Vice President of the United States United State Representatives State Representatives State 3udicial Offices US PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT R SWP CFP GP DFL SEP GEORGE W. ROGER THOMAS I. DAVID COBB 3OHN F. KERRY BILL VAN BUSH AND CALERO AND HARENS AND AND PAT AND IOHN AUKEN AND JIM DICK ARRIN IENNIFER A. LAMARCHE EDWARDS LAWRENCE CHENEY HAWKINS RYAN AITKIN 11 4768 4539 2 3 11 ANOKA 232 91853 80226 22 17 123 BECKER 21 9795 6756 5 2 17 BELTRAMI 66 10237 10592 7 4 20 BENTON 40 10043 8059 3 2 19 BIG STONE 4 1483 1536 0 0 6 BLUE EARTH 65 15737 16865 8 1 39 BROWN 33 8395 5158 4 4 11 CARLTON 29 6642 11462 4 1 15 CARVER 65 28510 16456 7 1 16 CASS 25 8875 6835 2 3 14 CHIPPEWA 12 3089 3424 3 0 14 CHI SAGO 39 15705 12219 3 1 30 CLAY 65 14365 12989 2 17 CLEARWATER 3 2438 1871 1 0 1 COOK 9 1489 1733 1 0 4 COTI ONWOOD 10 3557 2726 1 4 8 CROW WING 55 19106 14005 4 1 15 DAKOTA 237 108959 104635 35 20 128 DODGE 15 5593 4117 3 0 8 DOUGLAS 42 11793 8219 5 3 16 FARIBAULT 12 4794 3767 4 5 10 FILLMORE 16 5694 5825 0 0 17 FREEBORN 36 7681 9733 7 5 20 GOODHUE 49 13134 12103 4 6 25 GRANT 12 1893 1856 1 1 1 HENNEPIN 942 255133 383841 103 111 402 HOUSTON 16 5631 5276 2 4 11 HUBBARD 20 6444 4741 4 0 12 ISANTI 25 11190 7883 2 3 19 ITASCA 56 10705 13290 5 3 29 7ACKSON 4 3024 2652 3 3 10 KANABEC 21 4527 3592 0 1 16 KANDIYOHI 33 11704 9337 8 0 31 KITTSON 3 1307 1333 0 0 4 KOOCHICHING 17 3539 3662 1 0 0 R SWP CFP GP DFL SEP GEORGE W.
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