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TRAVIS COUNTY,TEXAS CUMULATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION MEDIA FORMAT MARCH 12,2002 Precincts Reporting 248 of 248 100.00 % Precincts TRAVIS COUNTY,TEXAS CUMULATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION MEDIA FORMAT MARCH 12,2002 Precincts Reporting 248 Of 248 100.00 % Precincts Completed 247 Of 248 99.59 % Total Registered Voters: 537372 Early Voting Election Day Total Vote -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- Total Ballots Cast 21700 45400 67100 Percentage Of V.R. 4.03% 8.44% 12.48% REP. U.S. SENATOR BRUCE RUSTY LANG 423 6.17% 764 5.67% 1187 5.84% DOUGLAS G. DEFFENBAUGH 307 4.48% 864 6.42% 1171 5.76% LAWRENCE CRANBERG 203 2.96% 291 2.16% 494 2.43% DUDLEY F. MOONEY 247 3.60% 367 2.72% 614 3.02% JOHN CORNYN 5673 82.78% 11170 83.01% 16843 82.93% REP. U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DIST 21 LAMAR SMITH 2610 100.00% 4439 100.00% 7049 100.00% REP. GOVERNOR RICK PERRY 6589 100.00% 12888 100.00% 19477 100.00% REP. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR TOM KELLY 1576 23.12% 2789 20.82% 4365 21.60% DAVID DEWHURST 5238 76.87% 10602 79.17% 15840 78.39% REP. ATTORNEY GENERAL GREG ABBOTT 6165 100.00% 11810 100.00% 17975 100.00% REP. COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS CAROLE KEETON RYLANDER 6087 100.00% 11788 100.00% 17875 100.00% REP. COMMISSIONER OF GENERAL LAND OFFICE KENN GEORGE 2134 34.36% 5234 42.30% 7368 39.65% JERRY PATTERSON 4075 65.63% 7139 57.69% 11214 60.34% REP. COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE SUSAN COMBS 6136 100.00% 11846 100.00% 17982 100.00% REP. RAILROAD COMMISSIONER MICHAEL L. WILLIAMS 5902 100.00% 11355 100.00% 17257 100.00% REP. SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE TOM PHILLIPS 6039 100.00% 11611 100.00% 17650 100.00% REP. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE P1 MIKE SCHNEIDER 5774 100.00% 11114 100.00% 16888 100.00% REP. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE P2 JOHN CAYCE 1941 31.19% 4042 33.16% 5983 32.49% DALE WAINWRIGHT 1730 27.80% 3252 26.68% 4982 27.06% ELIZABETH RAY 2552 41.00% 4893 40.14% 7445 40.44% REP. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE P3 UNEXP SAM LEE 2356 39.51% 4356 37.69% 6712 38.31% WALLACE B. JEFFERSON 3607 60.49% 7200 62.30% 10807 61.68% REP. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE P4 UNEXP STEVEN WAYNE SMITH 3553 58.12% 6349 53.28% 9902 54.92% XAVIER RODRIGUEZ 2560 41.87% 5566 46.71% 8126 45.07% TRAVIS COUNTY,TEXAS CUMULATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION MEDIA FORMAT MARCH 12,2002 Precincts Reporting 248 Of 248 100.00 % Precincts Completed 247 Of 248 99.59 % Total Registered Voters: 537372 Early Voting Election Day Total Vote -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- Total Ballots Cast 21700 45400 67100 Percentage Of V.R. 4.03% 8.44% 12.48% REP. CRIMINAL APPEALS COURT JUDGE P1 TIM TAFT 1413 23.91% 3593 31.29% 5006 28.78% TOM PRICE 2698 45.65% 5187 45.18% 7885 45.34% CAROLYN DENERO 1798 30.42% 2700 23.51% 4498 25.86% REP. CRIMINAL APPEALS COURT JUDGE P2 STEVE MANSFIELD 1416 24.66% 3135 28.72% 4551 27.32% PAUL WOMACK 2659 46.31% 4812 44.09% 7471 44.86% DAVID RICHARDS 1666 29.01% 2966 27.17% 4632 27.81% REP. CRIMINAL APPEALS COURT JUDGE P3 GUY WILLIAMS 1556 27.21% 3313 29.98% 4869 29.04% CATHY COCHRAN 2726 47.68% 5163 46.72% 7889 47.05% CONNIE J. KELLEY 886 15.49% 1580 14.30% 2466 14.70% BLAIR DAVIS 549 9.60% 993 8.98% 1542 9.19% REP. STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION DIST 5 JIM DEATS 1245 45.52% 2251 50.58% 3496 48.65% DAN MONTGOMERY 1490 54.47% 2199 49.41% 3689 51.34% REP. STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION DIST 10 CYNTHIA A. THORNTON 2772 100.00% 6220 100.00% 8992 100.00% REP. STATE SENATOR DIST 14 BEN BENTZIN 4464 100.00% 8561 100.00% 13025 100.00% REP. STATE SENATOR DIST 25 JEFF WENTWORTH 741 56.39% 1242 46.22% 1983 49.56% JOHN H. SHIELDS 573 43.60% 1445 53.77% 2018 50.43% REP. STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 47 TERRY KEEL 1881 100.00% 3183 100.00% 5064 100.00% REP. STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 48 TODD BAXTER 1440 100.00% 3070 100.00% 4510 100.00% REP. STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 49 ANDREW PACETTI 622 100.00% 1184 100.00% 1806 100.00% REP. STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 50 BOB RICHARDSON 615 41.08% 927 28.74% 1542 32.65% JERRY MIKUS 223 14.89% 665 20.62% 888 18.80% KRIS GILLESPIE 382 25.51% 719 22.29% 1101 23.31% JACK STICK 277 18.50% 914 28.34% 1191 25.22% REP. APPEALS COURT CHIEF JUSTICE DIST 3 LEE YEAKEL 3410 55.84% 7307 62.56% 10717 60.25% KEN LAW 2696 44.15% 4372 37.43% 7068 39.74% REP. 250TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT JUDGE DEMETRI ANASTASIADIS 5192 100.00% 9996 100.00% 15188 100.00% TRAVIS COUNTY,TEXAS CUMULATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION MEDIA FORMAT MARCH 12,2002 Precincts Reporting 248 Of 248 100.00 % Precincts Completed 247 Of 248 99.59 % Total Registered Voters: 537372 Early Voting Election Day Total Vote -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- Total Ballots Cast 21700 45400 67100 Percentage Of V.R. 4.03% 8.44% 12.48% REP. 403RD JUDICIAL DISTRICT JUDGE FRANK BRYAN 5335 100.00% 10215 100.00% 15550 100.00% REP. COUNTY JUDGE BOB HONTS 5343 100.00% 10289 100.00% 15632 100.00% REP. COUNTY CLERK DEWAYNE NAUMANN 5321 100.00% 10239 100.00% 15560 100.00% REP. COUNTY COMMISSIONER PCT 2 ROGER SETTLER 626 37.04% 1221 31.07% 1847 32.87% SHERI PERRY GALLO 1064 62.95% 2708 68.92% 3772 67.12% REP. COUNTY COMMISSIONER PCT 3 UNEXP IRA YATES 849 27.57% 1717 29.76% 2566 29.00% GERALD DAUGHERTY 2230 72.42% 4052 70.23% 6282 70.99% REP. COUNTY COMMISSIONER PCT 4 MIKE HANSON 736 100.00% 1177 100.00% 1913 100.00% REP. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT 2 BARBARA BEMBRY 2018 100.00% 4118 100.00% 6136 100.00% REP. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT 3 MELISSA Y. GOODWIN 1895 100.00% 3203 100.00% 5098 100.00% REP. COUNTY CHAIRMAN TOM (T.C.) DUNHAM 1849 29.96% 3323 27.67% 5172 28.45% ALAN SAGER 4271 69.22% 8603 71.63% 12874 70.81% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 161 MURLENE JOHNSTON 5 50.00% 22 48.88% 27 49.09% NATALIE SHIDELER 5 50.00% 23 51.11% 28 50.90% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 210 RICHARD M. POWELL 7 43.75% 36 46.15% 43 45.74% STEVE LABINSKI 9 56.25% 42 53.84% 51 54.25% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 219 DONNA RUTH HARP 13 92.85% 29 96.66% 42 95.45% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 244 KEITH LOGGINS 3 37.50% 9 26.47% 12 28.57% LOURI O'LEARY 5 62.50% 25 73.52% 30 71.42% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 246 JEFF WILLIAMS 15 34.09% 40 38.46% 55 37.16% ANN SCHAUERTE 29 65.90% 64 61.53% 93 62.83% TRAVIS COUNTY,TEXAS CUMULATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION MEDIA FORMAT MARCH 12,2002 Precincts Reporting 248 Of 248 100.00 % Precincts Completed 247 Of 248 99.59 % Total Registered Voters: 537372 Early Voting Election Day Total Vote -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- Total Ballots Cast 21700 45400 67100 Percentage Of V.R. 4.03% 8.44% 12.48% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 312 ROBERT J. HEISTERMAN 32 50.79% 36 55.38% 68 53.12% DINA L. MEYER 31 49.20% 29 44.61% 60 46.87% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 313 LAURIE J. REECE 28 33.73% 25 33.78% 53 33.75% GWEN KLEIN SMITH 55 66.26% 49 66.21% 104 66.24% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 331 VICTOR VILLAVICENCIO 11 16.66% 49 31.81% 60 27.27% SHERI BRUMMETT 55 83.33% 105 68.18% 160 72.72% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 352 VIRGINIA HERMOSA 32 100.00% 58 90.62% 90 93.75% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 402 STEVE CAWTHORN 9 39.13% 7 14.00% 16 21.91% JAMES CLIFTON SPARKS 14 60.87% 43 86.00% 57 78.08% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 430 HOWARD A. HICKMAN 4 80.00% 7 58.33% 11 64.70% BAXTER STRINGFELLOW 1 20.00% 5 41.66% 6 35.29% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN PCT 448 HANS JOE SLAWIK 29 100.00% 18 62.06% 47 81.03% REP. PRECINCT CHAIRMAN No Declared Candidates 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% REP. PUBLIC RELIGIOUS SPEECH QUESTION FOR 3573 69.24% 6789 67.80% 10362 68.29% AGAINST 1587 30.75% 3223 32.19% 4810 31.70% TRAVIS COUNTY,TEXAS CUMULATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION MEDIA FORMAT MARCH 12,2002 Precincts Reporting 248 Of 248 100.00 % Precincts Completed 247 Of 248 99.59 % Total Registered Voters: 537372 Early Voting Election Day Total Vote -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- Total Ballots Cast 21700 45400 67100 Percentage Of V.R. 4.03% 8.44% 12.48% DEM. U.S. SENATOR GENE KELLY 287 2.04% 386 1.28% 673 1.52% ED CUNNINGHAM 229 1.63% 295 0.97% 524 1.18% VICTOR MORALES 3637 25.94% 6428 21.32% 10065 22.79% KEN BENTSEN 1979 14.11% 3320 11.01% 5299 11.99% RON KIRK 7887 56.25% 19714 65.40% 27601 62.49% DEM. U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DIST 10 LLOYD DOGGETT 10164 89.58% 22918 90.62% 33082 90.29% JENNIFER GALE 1182 10.41% 2372 9.37% 3554 9.70% DEM. U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DIST 21 JOHN COURAGE 1691 100.00% 3049 100.00% 4740 100.00% DEM. GOVERNOR TONY SANCHEZ 7684 54.58% 16882 56.13% 24566 55.64% DAN MORALES 5764 40.94% 11893 39.54% 17657 39.99% JOHN WORLDPEACE 342 2.42% 774 2.57% 1116 2.52% BILL LYON 288 2.04% 524 1.74% 812 1.83% DEM.
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