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General Election General Election - November 2012 President of the United States (4 Year) (Vote For One) Argyle 1 Barack Obama - Joe Biden Democratic 193 Mitt Romney - Paul Ryan Republican 218 Mitt Romney - Paul Ryan Conservative 44 Barack Obama - Joe Biden Working Families 8 Jill Stein - Cheri Honkala Green 2 Peta Lindsay - Yari Osorio Socialism And Lib 0 Gary Johnson - James P Gray Libertarian 5 Virgil Goode - Jim Clymer Constitution 1 Ron Paul (Write-In) 2 Argyle 2 Barack Obama - Joe Biden Democratic 238 Mitt Romney - Paul Ryan Republican 225 Mitt Romney - Paul Ryan Conservative 39 Barack Obama - Joe Biden Working Families 13 Jill Stein - Cheri Honkala Green 8 Peta Lindsay - Yari Osorio Socialism And Lib 0 Gary Johnson - James P Gray Libertarian 8 Virgil Goode - Jim Clymer Constitution 2 Hillary Clinton (Write-In) 1 Argyle 3 Barack Obama - Joe Biden Democratic 224 Mitt Romney - Paul Ryan Republican 244 Mitt Romney - Paul Ryan Conservative 37 Barack Obama - Joe Biden Working Families 10 Jill Stein - Cheri Honkala Green 2 Peta Lindsay - Yari Osorio Socialism And Lib 0 Gary Johnson - James P Gray Libertarian 4 Virgil Goode - Jim Clymer Constitution 0 Election Totals - *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 30, 2012 Page 1 of 87 General Election - November 2012 United States Senator (6 Year) (Vote For One) Argyle 1 Kirsten E Gillibrand Democratic 258 Wendy Long Republican 118 Wendy Long Conservative 41 Kirsten E Gillibrand Working Families 25 Kirsten E Gillibrand Independence 17 Colia Clark Green 2 Chris Edes Libertarian 1 John Mangelli Common Sense 3 Argyle 2 Kirsten E Gillibrand Democratic 299 Wendy Long Republican 129 Wendy Long Conservative 26 Kirsten E Gillibrand Working Families 32 Kirsten E Gillibrand Independence 26 Colia Clark Green 1 Chris Edes Libertarian 3 John Mangelli Common Sense 1 Argyle 3 Kirsten E Gillibrand Democratic 282 Wendy Long Republican 151 Wendy Long Conservative 29 Kirsten E Gillibrand Working Families 22 Kirsten E Gillibrand Independence 21 Colia Clark Green 2 Chris Edes Libertarian 2 John Mangelli Common Sense 3 Election Totals - *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 30, 2012 Page 2 of 87 General Election - November 2012 Justice of the Supreme Court (14 Year) (Vote For Four) Argyle 1 Jeffrey D Wait Democratic 146 John M Silvestri Democratic 141 Christine M Clark Democratic 182 Mark L Powers Democratic 138 Joseph M Sise Republican 208 Thomas Buchanan Republican 201 Felix J Catena Republican 163 John T Ellis Republican 189 Joseph M Sise Conservative 48 Thomas Buchanan Conservative 53 Felix J Catena Conservative 47 John T Ellis Conservative 58 Argyle 2 Jeffrey D Wait Democratic 177 John M Silvestri Democratic 160 Christine M Clark Democratic 215 Mark L Powers Democratic 157 Joseph M Sise Republican 199 Thomas Buchanan Republican 215 Felix J Catena Republican 169 John T Ellis Republican 209 Joseph M Sise Conservative 49 Thomas Buchanan Conservative 51 Felix J Catena Conservative 44 John T Ellis Conservative 51 Argyle 3 Jeffrey D Wait Democratic 184 John M Silvestri Democratic 185 Christine M Clark Democratic 207 Mark L Powers Democratic 173 Joseph M Sise Republican 221 Thomas Buchanan Republican 212 Felix J Catena Republican 189 John T Ellis Republican 212 Joseph M Sise Conservative 41 Thomas Buchanan Conservative 35 Felix J Catena Conservative 37 John T Ellis Conservative 42 Election Totals - *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 30, 2012 Page 3 of 87 General Election - November 2012 Representative in Congress (2 Year) (Vote For One) Argyle 1 William L Owens Democratic 147 Matthew A Doheny Republican 218 Matthew A Doheny Conservative 48 William L Owens Working Families 16 Matthew A Doheny Independence 7 Donald L Hassig Green 11 Argyle 2 William L Owens Democratic 195 Matthew A Doheny Republican 209 Matthew A Doheny Conservative 40 William L Owens Working Families 17 Matthew A Doheny Independence 11 Donald L Hassig Green 18 Argyle 3 William L Owens Democratic 178 Matthew A Doheny Republican 231 Matthew A Doheny Conservative 38 William L Owens Working Families 13 Matthew A Doheny Independence 12 Donald L Hassig Green 14 State Senator (45th District) (2 Year) (Vote For One) Argyle 1 Elizabeth O'C Little Republican 270 Elizabeth O'C Little Conservative 63 Elizabeth O'C Little Independence 48 Roy McDonald (Write-In) 1 Argyle 2 Elizabeth O'C Little Republican 319 Elizabeth O'C Little Conservative 59 Elizabeth O'C Little Independence 46 Laurie Ellithorpe (Write-In) 1 Edward Ellithorpe (Write-In) 1 Argyle 3 Elizabeth O'C Little Republican 297 Elizabeth O'C Little Conservative 47 Elizabeth O'C Little Independence 55 Sue Kowallski (Write-In) 1 Election Totals - *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 30, 2012 Page 4 of 87 General Election - November 2012 Member of Assembly (113th District) (2 Year) (Vote For One) Argyle 1 Carrie Woerner Democratic 139 Tony Jordan Republican 216 Tony Jordan Conservative 58 Carrie Woerner Working Families 15 Tony Jordan Independence 15 Argyle 2 Carrie Woerner Democratic 152 Tony Jordan Republican 257 Tony Jordan Conservative 41 Carrie Woerner Working Families 24 Tony Jordan Independence 19 Argyle 3 Carrie Woerner Democratic 138 Tony Jordan Republican 268 Tony Jordan Conservative 44 Carrie Woerner Working Families 12 Tony Jordan Independence 24 Election Totals - *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 30, 2012 Page 5 of 87 General Election - November 2012 President of the United States (4 Year) (Vote For One) Cambridge 1 Barack Obama - Joe Biden Democratic 263 Mitt Romney - Paul Ryan Republican 225 Mitt Romney - Paul Ryan Conservative 55 Barack Obama - Joe Biden Working Families 12 Jill Stein - Cheri Honkala Green 8 Peta Lindsay - Yari Osorio Socialism And Lib 0 Gary Johnson - James P Gray Libertarian 1 Virgil Goode - Jim Clymer Constitution 2 Ron Paul (Write-In) 1 Cambridge 2 Barack Obama - Joe Biden Democratic 240 Mitt Romney - Paul Ryan Republican 180 Mitt Romney - Paul Ryan Conservative 33 Barack Obama - Joe Biden Working Families 10 Jill Stein - Cheri Honkala Green 4 Peta Lindsay - Yari Osorio Socialism And Lib 0 Gary Johnson - James P Gray Libertarian 3 Virgil Goode - Jim Clymer Constitution 0 Ron Paul (Write-In) 2 United States Senator (6 Year) (Vote For One) Cambridge 1 Kirsten E Gillibrand Democratic 312 Wendy Long Republican 150 Wendy Long Conservative 36 Kirsten E Gillibrand Working Families 35 Kirsten E Gillibrand Independence 24 Colia Clark Green 2 Chris Edes Libertarian 1 John Mangelli Common Sense 0 Cambridge 2 Kirsten E Gillibrand Democratic 275 Wendy Long Republican 122 Wendy Long Conservative 33 Kirsten E Gillibrand Working Families 20 Kirsten E Gillibrand Independence 10 Colia Clark Green 2 Chris Edes Libertarian 4 John Mangelli Common Sense 0 Election Totals - *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 30, 2012 Page 6 of 87 General Election - November 2012 Justice of the Supreme Court (14 Year) (Vote For Four) Cambridge 1 Jeffrey D Wait Democratic 222 John M Silvestri Democratic 230 Christine M Clark Democratic 248 Mark L Powers Democratic 222 Joseph M Sise Republican 187 Thomas Buchanan Republican 189 Felix J Catena Republican 170 John T Ellis Republican 180 Joseph M Sise Conservative 57 Thomas Buchanan Conservative 53 Felix J Catena Conservative 51 John T Ellis Conservative 54 Cambridge 2 Jeffrey D Wait Democratic 208 John M Silvestri Democratic 206 Christine M Clark Democratic 220 Mark L Powers Democratic 201 Joseph M Sise Republican 166 Thomas Buchanan Republican 160 Felix J Catena Republican 158 John T Ellis Republican 155 Joseph M Sise Conservative 44 Thomas Buchanan Conservative 44 Felix J Catena Conservative 42 John T Ellis Conservative 44 Representative in Congress (2 Year) (Vote For One) Cambridge 1 William L Owens Democratic 246 Matthew A Doheny Republican 208 Matthew A Doheny Conservative 39 William L Owens Working Families 21 Matthew A Doheny Independence 6 Donald L Hassig Green 8 Cambridge 2 William L Owens Democratic 211 Matthew A Doheny Republican 171 Matthew A Doheny Conservative 42 William L Owens Working Families 16 Matthew A Doheny Independence 6 Donald L Hassig Green 9 Election Totals - *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 30, 2012 Page 7 of 87 General Election - November 2012 State Senator (43rd District) (2 Year) (Vote For One) Cambridge 1 Robin Andrews Democratic 189 Kathleen A Marchione Republican 207 Kathleen A Marchione Conservative 50 Roy J McDonald Independence 89 Cambridge 2 Robin Andrews Democratic 176 Kathleen A Marchione Republican 161 Kathleen A Marchione Conservative 39 Roy J McDonald Independence 77 Member of Assembly (107th District) (2 Year) (Vote For One) Cambridge 1 Cheryl Roberts Democratic 237 Steven F McLaughlin Republican 215 Steven F McLaughlin Conservative 44 Cheryl Roberts Working Families 19 Steven F McLaughlin Independence 9 Cambridge 2 Cheryl Roberts Democratic 203 Steven F McLaughlin Republican 177 Steven F McLaughlin Conservative 38 Cheryl Roberts Working Families 19 Steven F McLaughlin Independence 11 Town Council (1 Year Unexpired Term) (Vote For One) Cambridge 1 Douglas S Ford Republican 275 Douglas S Ford Conservative 79 Austin Healy (Write-In) 1 Allen Bailey (Write-In) 1 Abdon Buckley Jr (Write-In) 1 Robert McIntosh (Write-In) 1 Cambridge 2 Douglas S Ford Republican 245 Douglas S Ford Conservative 68 Election Totals - *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 30, 2012 Page 8 of 87 General Election - November 2012 President of the United States (4 Year) (Vote For One) Dresden 1 Barack Obama - Joe Biden
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