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2016-11-08 Southbury Presidential Election Results.Pdf TOWN OF SOUTHBURY November 8, 2016 – Official Southbury Presidential Election Results Statistics Number of registered voters 14,231 Number of electors who voted at the poll 10,388 Number of absentee ballots 1,270 Number of Election Day Registration ballots 135 Total number of ballots cast 11,756 Voter turnout (approximately) 83% Results PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT VOTES Hilary Clinton and Tim Kane (D) 5,013 Donald Trump and Mike Pence (R) 6,100 Gary Johnson and William Weld (L) 347 Jill Stein and Ajamu Barak (G) 103 Andrew D. Basiago and Karen D. Kinnison (Write-In) 0 Paul E. Blumenthal and Patrick Blair (Write-In) 0 Robert L. Buchanan and Jason A. Washington (Write-In) 0 Darrell L. Castle and Scott N. Bradley (Write-In) 0 Jeffrey A. Cooper and Mikael C. Meyer (Write-In) 1 Darryl Cummings and John Romanoff (Write-In) 0 Kevin Deame and Steven Long (Write-In) 0 "Rocky" Roque De La Fuente and Michael Steinberg (Write-In) 0 Ronald Evans and Jason M. Fitch (Write-In) 0 Cherunda Fox and Roger Kushner (Write-In) 0 Tom Hoefling and Steve Schulin (Write-In) 1 Jeffrey John Klojzy, Jr. and Thomas A. Lemay (Write-In) 0 Laurence Kotlikoff and Edward Leamer (Write-In) 0 Gloria La Riva and Eugene Puryear (Write-In) 0 Joseph Maldonado and Douglas Terranova (Write-In) 0 Evan McMullin and Nathan Johnson (Write-In) 15 Marshall Schoenke and James Creighton Mitchell, Jr. (Write-In) 0 Peter Skewes and Michael Lacy (Write-In) 0 Town of Southbury: southbury-ct.org Page 1 PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT VOTES Mike Smith and Daniel White (Write-In) 0 Jeffrey Anthony Wu and Jeffrey Michael Wu (Write-In) 0 UNITED STATES SENATOR VOTES Richard Blumenthal (D) 5,193 Dan Carter (R) 5,538 Richard Blumenthal (WF) 472 Richard Lion (L) 93 86 Jeffrey Russell (G) Andrew Rule (Write-In) 0 John M. Traceski (Write-In) 0 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS VOTES Elizabeth Esty (D) 5,099 Clay Cope (R) 5,598 Elizabeth Esty (WF) 417 Clay Cope (I) 138 Dr. Ann-Marie Adams (Write-In) 0 Mark Greenstein (Write-In) 0 0 John Pistone (Write-In) Aaron Sperry (Write-In) 0 STATE SENATOR VOTES Gregory Cava (D) 3,758 Robert Kane (R) 7,040 Gregory Cava (WF) 271 STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Assembly District 69 VOTES Arthur O'Neill (R) 6,955 STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Assembly District 131 VOTES Scott Flaherty (D) 589 Town of Southbury: southbury-ct.org Page 2 STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Assembly District 131 VOTES 1,233 David Labriola (R) REGISTRAR OF VOTERS VOTES Marie E. Greene (D) 4,320 Joann H. Bolin (R) 6,423 D - Democratic Party G - Green Party I - Independent Party L - Libertarian Party R - Republican Party WF - Working Families Party Town of Southbury: southbury-ct.org Page 3 .
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