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Anne Arundel County Board of Elections Page 1 of 6 E &l2a0o7c067F (s0p16.66h3b6T &a00L JURISDICTION WIDE SUMMARY Gubernatorial General Election OFFICIAL RESULTS Anne Arundel County, Maryland November 6, 2018 Run Date:11/20/18 11:06 AM Report EL45A Page 001 TOTAL VOTES % EV ED AB1 Prov AB2 PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 205). 205 100.00 REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 385,874 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 231,592 69,954 145,761 8,526 4,476 2,875 BALLOTS CAST - BLANK. 7,169 3.10 1,882 4,398 375 244 270 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 60.02 VOTER TURNOUT - BLANK . 1.86 Governor / Lt. Governor (VOTE FOR) 1 Hogan-Rutherford (REP) . 157,202 68.59 44,549 103,436 5,412 2,439 1,366 Jealous-Turnbull (DEM) . 69,399 30.28 23,891 39,497 2,861 1,899 1,251 Quinn-Smith (LIB). 1,366 .60 318 913 65 40 30 Schlakman-Chambers (GRN) . 1,052 .46 315 619 62 35 21 WRITE-IN. 187 .08 60 113 5 7 2 Total . 229,206 69,133 144,578 8,405 4,420 2,670 Over Votes . 185 55 111 11 7 1 Under Votes . 2,201 766 1,072 110 49 204 Comptroller (VOTE FOR) 1 Anjali Reed Phukan (REP) . 80,416 35.95 20,120 55,656 2,460 1,424 756 Peter Franchot (DEM). 142,933 63.90 47,778 84,783 5,710 2,836 1,826 WRITE-IN. 323 .14 122 175 13 8 5 Total . 223,672 68,020 140,614 8,183 4,268 2,587 Over Votes . 69 19 47 2 0 1 Under Votes . 7,851 1,915 5,100 341 208 287 Attorney General (VOTE FOR) 1 Craig Wolf (REP) . 104,171 46.02 27,335 71,280 3,129 1,618 809 Brian E. Frosh (DEM). 122,063 53.92 41,502 70,818 5,180 2,725 1,838 WRITE-IN. 146 .06 37 98 3 5 3 Total . 226,380 68,874 142,196 8,312 4,348 2,650 Over Votes . 37 6 28 2 1 0 Under Votes . 5,175 1,074 3,537 212 127 225 U.S. Senator (VOTE FOR) 1 Tony Campbell (REP) . 92,401 40.40 24,129 63,399 2,754 1,414 705 Ben Cardin (DEM) . 122,910 53.74 41,584 71,512 5,173 2,703 1,938 Arvin Vohra (LIB). 2,674 1.17 472 2,030 55 81 36 Neal Simon (UNF) . 10,528 4.60 3,120 6,683 405 169 151 WRITE-IN. 190 .08 44 119 12 8 7 Total . 228,703 69,349 143,743 8,399 4,375 2,837 Over Votes . 118 35 76 5 1 1 Under Votes . 2,771 570 1,942 122 100 37 JURISDICTION WIDE SUMMARY Gubernatorial General Election OFFICIAL RESULTS Anne Arundel County, Maryland November 6, 2018 Run Date:11/20/18 11:06 AM Report EL45A Page 002 TOTAL VOTES % EV ED AB1 Prov AB2 Representative in Congress - 2 Congressional District 2 (VOTE FOR) 1 Liz Matory (REP) . 7,532 27.68 1,817 5,324 227 99 65 C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger (DEM) . 18,763 68.96 5,840 11,705 560 412 246 Michael Carney (LIB). 631 2.32 111 481 16 15 8 Guy Mimoun (GRN) . 260 .96 65 166 17 4 8 WRITE-IN. 23 .08 5 18 0 0 0 Total . 27,209 7,838 17,694 820 530 327 Over Votes . 26 7 17 1 1 0 Under Votes . 511 63 280 15 147 6 Representative in Congress - 3 Congressional District 3 (VOTE FOR) 1 Charles Anthony (REP) . 33,482 38.66 8,014 23,806 937 470 255 John Sarbanes (DEM) . 50,729 58.57 16,515 30,312 2,041 1,124 737 David Lashar (LIB) . 2,342 2.70 492 1,704 56 54 36 WRITE-IN. 58 .07 18 34 3 3 0 Total . 86,611 25,039 55,856 3,037 1,651 1,028 Over Votes . 25 7 14 2 2 0 Under Votes . 1,877 314 1,168 68 306 21 Representative in Congress - 4 Congressional District 4 (VOTE FOR) 1 George McDermott (REP) . 43,551 50.57 12,010 29,364 1,357 520 300 Anthony G. Brown (DEM) . 39,365 45.71 13,990 22,021 2,008 594 752 Dave Bishop (LIB). 3,109 3.61 744 2,154 106 55 50 WRITE-IN. 88 .10 31 47 5 3 2 Total . 86,113 26,775 53,586 3,476 1,172 1,104 file:///D:/02GG18%20Official%20Results%20-%20Election%20Summary 11/20/2018 Page 2 of 6 Over Votes . 12 6 5 1 0 0 Under Votes . 2,203 461 1,321 108 281 32 Representative in Congress - 5 Congressional District 5 (VOTE FOR) 1 William A. Devine, III (REP) . 12,522 47.36 3,867 8,049 363 159 84 Steny H. Hoyer (DEM). 13,073 49.44 5,246 6,848 578 156 245 Jacob Pulcher (LIB) . 439 1.66 90 312 15 9 13 Patrick J. Elder (GRN) . 372 1.41 102 238 19 6 7 WRITE-IN. 35 .13 12 20 2 0 1 Total . 26,441 9,317 15,467 977 330 350 Over Votes . 5 2 3 0 0 0 Under Votes . 559 125 350 21 56 7 State Senator - 21 Legislative District 21 (VOTE FOR) 1 Lee Havis (REP) . 4,468 39.37 1,268 2,954 158 47 41 Jim Rosapepe (DEM) . 6,869 60.53 2,457 3,870 341 115 86 WRITE-IN. 12 .11 6 6 0 0 0 Total . 11,349 3,731 6,830 499 162 127 Over Votes . 1 0 1 0 0 0 Under Votes . 375 65 205 16 77 12 JURISDICTION WIDE SUMMARY Gubernatorial General Election OFFICIAL RESULTS Anne Arundel County, Maryland November 6, 2018 Run Date:11/20/18 11:06 AM Report EL45A Page 003 TOTAL VOTES % EV ED AB1 Prov AB2 State Senator - 30 Legislative District 30 (VOTE FOR) 1 Ron George (REP) . 24,639 44.60 7,398 15,724 929 390 198 Sarah K. Elfreth (DEM) . 29,736 53.83 11,638 15,548 1,528 533 489 Christopher Wallace, Sr. (LIB) . 826 1.50 200 569 24 20 13 WRITE-IN. 38 .07 15 19 2 2 0 Total . 55,239 19,251 31,860 2,483 945 700 Over Votes . 10 2 8 0 0 0 Under Votes . 1,142 246 601 71 122 102 State Senator - 31 Legislative District 31 (VOTE FOR) 1 Bryan W. Simonaire (REP) . 29,489 61.02 6,425 21,825 675 369 195 Scott Harman (DEM) . 18,778 38.86 5,466 12,033 629 414 236 WRITE-IN. 61 .13 12 47 2 0 0 Total . 48,328 11,903 33,905 1,306 783 431 Over Votes . 3 1 1 1 0 0 Under Votes . 1,328 226 811 47 219 25 State Senator - 32 Legislative District 32 (VOTE FOR) 1 John Grasso (REP). 15,306 33.45 3,606 10,974 424 196 106 Pamela Beidle (DEM) . 30,384 66.40 9,203 19,121 930 742 388 WRITE-IN. 70 .15 22 45 1 1 1 Total . 45,760 12,831 30,140 1,355 939 495 Over Votes . 9 2 7 0 0 0 Under Votes . 1,144 181 626 43 261 33 State Senator - 33 Legislative District 33 (VOTE FOR) 1 Edward R. Reilly (REP) . 34,884 53.48 10,166 22,910 1,160 386 262 Eve Hurwitz (DEM). 30,298 46.45 11,003 16,761 1,487 438 609 WRITE-IN. 51 .08 16 30 3 1 1 Total . 65,233 21,185 39,701 2,650 825 872 Over Votes . 2 1 1 0 0 0 Under Votes . 1,669 329 1,064 55 143 78 House of Delegates - 21 Legislative District 21 (VOTE FOR) 3 Chike Anyanwu (REP) . 3,908 14.15 1,156 2,532 141 43 36 Richard Douglas (REP) . 4,192 15.18 1,218 2,738 161 40 35 Ben Barnes (DEM) . 5,920 21.44 2,230 3,218 303 90 79 Mary A. Lehman (DEM). 5,772 20.90 2,201 3,112 303 84 72 Joseline Peña-Melnyk (DEM) . 5,703 20.65 2,178 3,058 305 86 76 Ray Ranker (UNF) . 2,051 7.43 618 1,303 94 14 22 WRITE-IN. 66 .24 20 42 1 0 3 Total . 27,612 9,621 16,003 1,308 357 323 Over Votes . 15 6 6 3 0 0 Under Votes . 7,548 1,761 5,099 234 360 94 JURISDICTION WIDE SUMMARY Gubernatorial General Election OFFICIAL RESULTS Anne Arundel County, Maryland November 6, 2018 Run Date:11/20/18 11:06 AM Report EL45A Page 004 TOTAL VOTES % EV ED AB1 Prov AB2 House of Delegates - 30A Legislative Subdistrict 30A (VOTE FOR) 2 Chelsea Gill (REP) . 12,097 19.63 3,798 7,433 544 186 136 Bob O'Shea (REP) . 11,324 18.38 3,686 6,814 537 159 128 file:///D:/02GG18%20Official%20Results%20-%20Election%20Summary 11/20/2018 Page 3 of 6 Mike Busch (DEM) . 20,080 32.58 8,041 10,248 1,131 359 301 Alice Cain (DEM) . 18,070 29.32 7,485 8,953 1,034 296 302 WRITE-IN. 53 .09 21 24 2 4 2 Total . 61,624 23,031 33,472 3,248 1,004 869 Over Votes . 62 30 24 6 0 2 Under Votes . 13,068 3,713 8,004 486 582 283 House of Delegates - 30B Legislative Subdistrict 30B (VOTE FOR) 1 Seth Howard (REP).
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