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CHAPTER 9: ELECTION RESULTS

State Elections Election Results Election Over the course of Nevada’s history, the State has remained fairly balanced in its political leanings. In 39 presidential campaigns, the Republican candidate won the State 21 times, the Democrat nominee 17 times, and the Populist Party contender once. In 31 of those presidential races, Nevada backed the eventual winner. Of 25 U.S. Senators to serve Nevada in Washington, D.C., 12 have been Democrats and 13 Republicans, with 2 of those Republican Senators also being elected as a member of the Silver Party as well. Nevada has been represented by 38 Congressmen or Congresswomen, 20 Republicans, 18 Democrats, 3 of which may have run as a member of the Silver-Democrat Party. Th irty men have held the position of Governor in Nevada: 14 Republicans, 11 Democrats, and 2 each from the Silver and Silver-Democrat parties (NOTE: James W. Nye served as acting Governor of Nevada without party affi liation before the State’s fi rst election in 1864).

Primary Elections in Nevada

Th e ‘‘direct primary system,’’ as adopted by the Legislature of 1909 (Chapter 294, Nevada Revised Statutes), is a method of selecting party candidates by direct action of the voters. Th e system does not aff ect independent candidates who, as always, may enter the elections by petition. Primary elections are held on the fi rst Tuesday in September prior to the general elections. Th e returns on all State primaries to date are listed before the results of general elections. 450 Political History of Nevada NATIONAL CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT SINCE THE ADMISSION OF NEVADA TO THE UNION Republican Year Democrat Lincoln and A. Johnson*‡ ...... 1864 ...... McClellan and Pendleton Grant and Colfax*‡ ...... 1868 ...... Seymour and Blair Grant and Wilson*‡ ...... 1872 ...... Greeley and Brown Hayes and Wheeler*‡ ...... 1876 ...... Tilden and Hendricks Garfi eld and Arthur‡ ...... 1880 ...... Hancock and English* Blaine and Logan* ...... 1884 ...... Cleveland and Hendricks‡ Harrison and Morton*‡ ...... 1888 ...... Cleveland and Th urman Harrison and Reid ...... 1892† ...... Cleveland and Stevenson‡ McKinley and Hobart‡ ...... 1896 ...... W. J. Bryan and Sewall* McKinley and T. Roosevelt‡ ...... 1900 ...... W. J. Bryan and A. Stevenson I* T. Roosevelt and Fairbanks*‡...... 1904 ...... Parker and Davis Taft and Sherman‡ ...... 1908 ...... W. J. Bryan and Kern* Taft and Butler ...... 1912 ...... Wilson and Marshall*‡ Hughes and Fairbanks ...... 1916 ...... Wilson and Marshall*‡ Harding and Coolidge*‡ ...... 1920 ...... Cox and F. D. Roosevelt Coolidge and Dawes*‡ ...... 1924 ...... Davis and C. W. Bryan Hoover and Curtis*‡ ...... 1928 ...... Smith and Robinson Hoover and Curtis ...... 1932 ...... F. D. Roosevelt and Garner*‡ Landon and Knox ...... 1936 ...... F. D. Roosevelt and Garner*‡ Willkie and McNary ...... 1940 ...... F. D. Roosevelt and Wallace*‡ Dewey and Bricker ...... 1944 ...... F. D. Roosevelt and Truman*‡ Dewey and Warren ...... 1948 ...... Truman and Barkley*‡ Eisenhower and Nixon*‡ ...... 1952 ...... A. Stevenson II and Sparkman Eisenhower and Nixon*‡ ...... 1956 ...... A. Stevenson II and Kefauver Nixon and Lodge ...... 1960 ...... Kennedy and L. B. Johnson*‡ Goldwater and Miller ...... 1964 ...... L. B. Johnson and Humphrey*‡ Nixon and Agnew*‡ ...... 1968 ...... Humphrey and Muskie Nixon and Agnew*‡ ...... 1972 ...... McGovern and Shriver Ford and Dole* ...... 1976 ...... Carter and Mondale‡ Reagan and G. H. W. Bush*‡ ...... 1980 ...... Carter and Mondale Reagan and G. H. W. Bush*‡ ...... 1984 ...... Mondale and Ferraro G. H. W. Bush and Quayle*‡ ...... 1988 ...... Dukakis and Bentsen G. H. W. Bush and Quayle ...... 1992 ...... W. J. Clinton and Gore*‡ Dole and Kemp ...... 1996 ...... W. J. Clinton and Gore*‡ G. W. Bush and Cheney*‡ ...... 2000 ...... Gore and Lieberman G. W. Bush and Cheney*‡ ...... 2004 ...... Kerry and Edwards McCain and Palin ...... 2008 ...... Obama and Biden*‡ Romney and Ryan ...... 2012 ...... Obama and Biden*‡ Trump and Pence‡ ...... 2016 ...... H. R. Clinton and Kaine* *Carried Nevada. †Nevada carried in 1892 by Weaver and Field (Peoples Party), endorsed by Silver Party. ‡Elected. Election Results erence erence between Nevada Revised Statutes RevisedNevada Statutes ces (see 451 State Controller— State Attorney General— General— Surveyor Instruction— Public Supt...... 6,508 (D) B. J. Chinn, Justice— Court Supreme Clerk— Court Supreme ce or for President and Vice President President Vice and President for ce or

victory of the those margin instances, In ce...... 9,838 C. M. (R) Brosnan, 3,298 Election Results: ...... 9,828 S. H. (R) Marlette, 3,330 ...... 9,776 3,224 Ostrom, John (D) ...... 6,498 (D) ...... 9,776 John 3,224 Ostrom,

HIGH VOTE 16,420 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) 16,420 (PRESIDENTIAL VOTE HIGH — 1 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1864 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER With Primary Election Results, 1910-2016 Election Results, Primary With

— ...... 6,540 (D) E. W. McKinstry, General and Special Election Results, 1864-2016 Election Results, and Special General ...... 9,823 (R) A. F. White, 3,315 eld, M. S. (D) ...... 6,590 M. S. (D) eld, e “Margin of Victory” columns in the following tables show the number of of the number show tables in the following columns Victory” of e “Margin Average 3,233 more votes in favor of Republicans. of in favor votes 3,233 more Average Election Results Election ...... 9,826 (R) Baldwin, A. W...... 9,822 (R) T. Stephen Gage, ...... 9,822 A. S. (R) Peck, ...... 6,594 H. M. (D) Jones, ...... 6,587 (D) F. J. Angell, Bonnifi ...... 9,842 (R) A. W. Nightingill, Representative in Congress— ...... 6,477 (D) P. J. Gallagher, H. G. (R) 3,365 Worthington, ...... 6,552 C. (D) A. Bradford, ...... 9,798 G. A. (R) Nourse, Governor— ...... 6,510 H. (D) Rhodes, W. 3,288 E. (D)...... 6,555 D. Buell, Governor— Lieutenant ...... 9,786 S. (R) J. Crosman, ...... 6,562 R. Arick, E. (D) State of Secretary 3,224 ...... 9,839 ...... 9,804 C. N. (R) (R) Noteware, H. O. Beatty, ...... 6,496 Ellis, (D) R. B. Treasurer— State 3,343 3,264 ...... 6,520 C. (D) ...... 9,824 Rhodes, Eben (R) W...... 9,826 (R) Wallace, F. Lewis, J...... 6,491 (D) Paul Maroney, 3,333 3,286 ...... 9,846 (R) Alfred ...... 6,476 Helm, R. (D) J. McConnell, 3,382 ...... 6,464 (D) Tod Robinson, H. G. (R)...... 9,834 Blasdel, 3,279 At this election the soldier vote cast outside of the regular county precincts precincts county the regular of cast outside the this soldier vote election At 66 Democrats. and Republicans 576. Of these, 510 were to amounted 1 Margin of Margin of of Margin “None for vote to had the option have in Nevada voters the 1976 elections, Since offi statewide any for these candidates” of Margin Candidates Electors Presidential Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes the number of votes for that candidate and the number of votes received by the by received votes of the number and candidate that for votes of the number Where votes. of who had the highest number candidates the losing person among victory of is shown. no margin unopposed, ran a candidate in counted are candidates the named cast for votes Only States. the United of these to offi election or nomination determining victory. of the margin in calculating [NRS] 293.269), and Th certain races, more In election. won candidates which the prevailing by votes offi secure an can candidate one than the diff determining by is calculated candidate winning each of 452 Political History of Nevada SPECIAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 1865 Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Ashley, D. R. (R) ...... 3,691 1,476 Mitchell, H. K. (D) ...... 2,215 Sumner, Charles A...... 1 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1866 HIGH VOTE 9,273 (STATE PRINTER) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Attorney General— Ashley, D. R. (R) ...... 5,047 878 Clarke, R. M. (R) ...... 5,193 1,137 Mitchell, H. K. (D) ...... 4,169 Rhodes, W. H. (D) ...... 4,056 Governor— State Printer— Blasdel, H. G. (R)...... 5,125 1,020 Eckley, J. E. (R)...... 5,208 1,143 Winters, John D. (D) ...... 4,105 Jones, O. E. (D) ...... 4,065 Lieutenant Governor— Surveyor General— Slingerland, J. S. (R) ...... 5,211 1,220 Marlette, S. H. (R) ...... 5,209 1,162 Bonnifi eld, M. S. (D) ...... 3,991 Mason, E. L. (D) ...... 4,047 Ackerman, Jac (Ind) ...... 6 Supt. Public Instruction— Secretary of State— Fisher, A. N. (R) ...... 5,218 1,186 Noteware, C. N. (R) ...... 5,207 1,157 Robey, H. L. (D) ...... 4,032 Coff ey, G. W. (D) ...... 4,050 Supreme Court Justice— State Treasurer— Lewis, James F. (R) ...... 5,183 1,100 Rhoades, Eben (R) ...... 5,157 1,075 Wallace, W. C. (D) ...... 4,083 Gardner, M. C. (D) ...... 4,082 Supreme Court Clerk— State Controller— Helm, Alfred (R) ...... 5,096 930 Parkinson, W. K. (R) ...... 5,203 1,149 Belknap, C. H. (D) ...... 4,166 King, Wm. B. (D)...... 4,054

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1868 HIGH VOTE 11,698 (SUPREME COURT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Presidential Electors1— Surveyor General, De Long, Chas. E. (R) ...... 6,474 Unexpired term— Page, A. L. (R) ...... 6,476 Day, John (R) ...... 6,391 1,105 Haines, J. W. (R) ...... 6,480 Reed, T. J. (D) ...... 5,286 Ellis, R. B. (D) ...... 5,215 Supreme Court Justice, Seawell, Wm. M. (D) ...... 5,218 Full term— Woodburn, Wm. (D) ...... 5,215 Whitman, B. C. (R) ...... 6,476 1,254 Representative in Congress— Taylor, R. H. (D) ...... 5,222 Fitch, Th omas (R) ...... 6,230 881 Supreme Court Justice, Anderson, W. F. (D) ...... 5,349 Unexpired term— State Printer— Johnson, J. Neely (R) ...... 6,398 1,164 Mighels, H. R. (R) ...... 6,425 1,161 Clayton, P. H. (D) ...... 5,234 Perkins, C. L. (D) ...... 5,264 1Average 1,261 more votes in favor of Republicans. Election Results 220 ...... 8,193 (R) os. P. 1,365 453 Attorney General— General— Surveyor Instruction— Public Supt. State Mineralogist— State Justice— Court Supreme Clerk— Court Supreme Representative in Congress— State Printer— Justice— Court Supreme

HIGH VOTE 15,021 (SUPREME COURT) 15,021 (SUPREME VOTE HIGH HIGH VOTE 13,375 (SURVEYOR GENERAL) 13,375 (SURVEYOR VOTE HIGH

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 1872 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1870 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER

...... 6,491 (R) omas ...... 6,622 (R) W. Campbell, Average 2,168 more votes in favor of Republicans. of in favor votes 2,168 more Average Election Results Election 1 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Electors Presidential Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Representative in Congress— Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes Fitch, Th Fitch, ...... 6,821 (D) C. W. Kendall, Governor— ...... 6,148 A. (R) F. Tritle, 330 ...... 7,200 R. L. (D) Bradley, Governor— ...... 6,650Lieutenant A. (D) Luther Buckner, 1,052 ...... 6,473 (D) Rock, A. D. 28 ...... 6,902 (R) John Day, 429 ...... 6,620 S. (R) J. Slingerland, (D)...... 6,689 F. Denver, State— of Secretary ...... 6,786 (R) D. J. Minor, ...... 6,554 (D) 69 J. Driesbach, Treasurer— State ...... 6,573...... 6,793 (D) C. T. A. N. (R) Cutler, Fisher, 232 ...... 6,391 L. (R) Wines, ...... 6,711 R. H. (R) Whitehill, ...... 6,942 (D) Schooling, J. Controller— State ...... 6,770 (R) W...... 6,652 W. Hobart, S. (D) W. Keys, 551 59 Stampley, O. K...... 6,787 (D) ...... 6,583 (D) J. Garber, ...... 6,562 187 S. (R) J. Slawson, ...... 6,801 (R) Alfred Helm, 225 237 Grimes, W. C. (D) ...... 6,564 ...... 8,403 H. (R) John Mills, ...... 8,413 (R) B. Wm. Taylor, ...... 8,392 (R) W. Jas. Haines, ...... 6,235 R. M. (D) Clarke, ...... 6,232 (D) C. W. Lightner, ...... 6,236 N. (D) M. Stone, ...... 7,146 Goodwin, C. C. (R) ...... 7,847 (D) Chas. W. Kendall, ...... 8,179 (R) C. A. V. Putnam, 701 ...... 6,829 C. (D) Lewis, John 1,350 Th Hawley, ...... 6,828 M. (D) W. Seawell, 454 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1874 HIGH VOTE 18,095 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— State Printer— Woodburn, Wm. (R) ...... 9,240 613 Powning, C. C. (R) ...... 8,967 Ellis, A. C. (D)...... 8,627 Hill, J. J. (D) ...... 9,071 104 Governor— Surveyor General— Hazlett, J. C. (R) ...... 7,785 Day, John (R) ...... 10,078 2,173 Bradley, L. R. (D) ...... 10,310 2,525 Haist, Gotth (D) ...... 7,905 Lieutenant Governor— Supt. Public Instruction— Bowman, John (R)...... 7,930 Kelly, S. P. (R) ...... 9,070 637 Adams, Jewett W. (D) ...... 9,529 1,599 Willis, A. H. (D) ...... 8,433 Hatch, A. J...... 601 Spencer, E...... 327 Secretary of State— Howe, H. H...... 35 Minor, J. D. (R) ...... 10,592 3,093 State Mineralogist— Spires, Chas. D. (D) ...... 7,499 Whitehill, H. R. (R) ...... 9,043 140 State Treasurer— Stewart, F. W. (D) ...... 8,903 Tully, George (R) ...... 8,467 Supreme Court Justice, Schooling, Jerry (D) ...... 9,494 1,027 Full term— Hogel, L. I...... 118 Beatty, W. H. (R) ...... 9,932 1,776 State Controller— Hillhouse, A. M. (D) ...... 8,156 Hobart, W. W. (R) ...... 11,019 4,101 Supreme Court Justice, Cranley, T. R. (D) ...... 6,918 Unexpired term— Attorney General— Earll, Warner (R) ...... 9,322 580 Tebbs, Moses (R) ...... 8,956 Belknap, C. H. (D) ...... 8,742 Kittrell, John R. (D) ...... 9,050 94 Supreme Court Clerk— Bicknell, C. F. (R) ...... 9,209 380 Hereford, B. H. (D) ...... 8,829

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 1876 HIGH VOTE 19,691 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Presidential Electors1— Representative in Congress— Daggett, R. M. (R) ...... 10,360 Wren, Th os. (R) ...... 10,241 911 Tufl y, George (R) ...... 10,383 Ellis, A. C. (D)...... 9,330 Bishop, W. W. (R) ...... 10,369 Beck, H. H. (D) ...... 2 Currie, J. C. (D) ...... 9,308 Supreme Court Justice— Blennerhassett, E. (D) ...... 9,294 Leonard, O. R. (R) ...... 10,111 581 Hagerman, J. C. (D) ...... 9,291 Kirkpatrick, M. (D) ...... 9,530 Constitutional Convention— Yes...... 4,091 No ...... 8,032 3,941 1Average 1,073 more votes in favor of Republicans. Election Results

2 3 1 2 3 4 Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: —Amend Constitution: —Amend Constitution —Chinese Immigration: —Amend Constitution: ...... 10,447 (R) os. P. 1,898 455 passed e third the 1875 Session but Question No. 3— No. Question Question No. 2 No. Question 3 No. Question 4 No. Question Question No. 2— No. Question Question No. 1— No. Question Question No. 1 No. Question ce-holding to male citizens regardless of color or or color of regardless male citizens to ce-holding ce-holding to male citizens regardless of color or or color of regardless male citizens to ce-holding

000 and 1879 Sessions passed two the 1877 and rst scal year. scal e fi e rage and offi and rage rage and offi and rage . Th HIGH VOTE 18,393 (CONGRESS) VOTE HIGH HIGH VOTE 19,022 (CONTROLLER) 19,022 VOTE HIGH — Yes...... 14,215 13,862 — Yes...... 183 — — 1 Constitution

s GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 1880 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 1878 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — — — — nally were approved at the 1880 election. Th 1880 election. the at approved were nally Election Results Election Amend Article 2, Sec. 1, by eliminating the word ‘‘white.’’ the word Amend Article 2, Sec.eliminating 1, by Average 881 more votes in favor of Democrats. of in favor votes 881 more Average sectarian funds purposes. for public the use of Article 11, Sec. 10, forbidding Add suff of rights Article 18, granting Add Add Article 11, Sec. 10, forbidding the use of public funds for sectarian funds purposes. for public the use of Article 11, Sec. 10, forbidding Add the fi Amend Article 9, Sec. 1, changing Add Article 18, granting rights of suff of rights Article 18, granting Add previous condition of servitude. of condition previous previous condition of servitude. of condition previous ...... (R) 10,193 F. Jas. Hallock, ...... 8,829 R. M. (D) Elstner, Attorney General— 1,364 Yes...... 3,357 3,266 ...... 91 No 4 1 2 3 Representative in Congress ...... 8,578 R. Daggett, M. (R) ...... 9,815 (D) W. Geo. Cassidy, 1,237 ...... 353 No ...... 8,732 H. (R) O. Grey, R. H. (R)...... 8,725 Taylor, ...... 8,732 E. A. (R) Morton, ...... 9,611 H. (D) Dennis, John ...... 9,609 C. (D) J. McTarnahan, ...... 9,613 (D) E. F. Deal, W. Yes...... 14,848 ...... 560 No 14,288 Yes...... 14,215 ...... 672 No 13,545 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Elector Presidential Victory Candidates Votes ...... 8,251 H. (R) W. Beatty, C. H. (D)...... Belknap, 10,116 Victory Votes 1,865 ...... 17,259 No 17,076 fi the 1877 Session. was lost at Justice Court Supreme 2 3 in some mistake by submitted were amendments the foregoing Apparently, as twice, the had (in 1878) passed three the of Legislature as none counties, the by required ...... 9,995 M. A. (R) Murphy, ...... 8,957 R. (D) John Kittrell, 1 1,038 Yes...... 2,429 2,407 ...... 22 No ...... 9,813 L. L. (R) Crockett, ...... 9,168 E. (D) Jos. Jones, State Controller 645 Yes...... 5,073 4,736 ...... 337 No Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 9,811 R. Daggett, M. (R) ...... 9,148 (D) E. F. Deal, W...... Governor— 663 ...... 9,747 H. (R) John Kinkead, ...... 9,799 ...... 9,252 (R) A. J. Hatch, L. R. (D) Bradley, Governor— Lieutenant Victory Candidates Votes 495 ...... 9,209 S. H. (D) ...... 9,021 Mighels, H. R. (R) Day, Instruction— Public Supt. 590 ...... 9,193 (R) D. J. Hammond, General— Surveyor ...... 9,742 R. (D) D. Sessions, Th Hawley, 549 Victory Votes Justice— Court Supreme ...... 9,877 (D) W. J. Adams, State— of Secretary ...... (R) Babcock, Jasper 10,139 856 ...... 8,821 (D) W. Geo. Baker, ...... 8,549 Treasurer (D) State W. Cole, Fred 1,318 ...... 9,825 (R) C. F. Bicknell, 662 ...... 9,163 (D) Richard Rule, Clerk— Court Supreme 456 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 1882 HIGH VOTE 14,359 (SUPERINTENDENT OF STATE PRINTING) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Attorney General— Powning, C. C. (R) ...... 6,462 Davenport, W. H. (R) ...... 7,181 65 Cassidy, Geo. W. (D) ...... 7,720 1,258 Merrill, G. W. (D) ...... 7,116 Governor— Supt. State Printing— Strother, Enoch (R) ...... 6,535 Harlow, J. C. (R) ...... 7,800 1,241 Adams, Jewett W. (D) ...... 7,770 1,235 McCarthy, A. J. (D) ...... 6,559 Lieutenant Governor— Surveyor General— Laughton, C. E. (R) ...... 7,362 456 Preble, C. S. (R)...... 7,512 736 Burke, William (D) ...... 6,906 Ernst, George (D) ...... 6,776 Secretary of State— Supt. Public Instruction— Dormer, John M. (R) ...... 7,737 1,167 Young, C. S. (R) ...... 7,551 809 Richards, J. W. (D) ...... 6,570 Kaye, A. E. (D) ...... 6,742 State Treasurer— Supreme Court Justice— Tufl y, George (R) ...... 7,654 1,016 Leonard, O. R. (R) ...... 7,728 1,183 Sadler, Reinhold (D) ...... 6,638 Stone, M. N. (D) ...... 6,545 State Controller— Supreme Court Clerk— Hallock, J. F. (R) ...... 7,451 623 Bicknell, C. F. (R) ...... 7,683 1,057 Dunne, P. J. (D) ...... 6,828 Ham, T. L. (D) ...... 6,626

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 1884 HIGH VOTE 12,799 (CONGRESS) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Presidential Electors1— Representative in Congress— Derby, C. (R) ...... 7,176 Woodburn, Wm. (R) ...... 6,797 795 Davis, H. C. (R) ...... 7,193 Cassidy, Geo. W. (D) ...... 6,002 Campbell, T. (R) ...... 7,164 Supreme Court Justice— Deal, W. E. F. (D) ...... 5,577 Hawley, Th os. P. (R) ...... 6,755 712 Ellis, A. C. (D)...... 5,578 Seawell, W. M. (D) ...... 6,043 Ernst, George (D) ...... 5,569 Constitutional Convention— Holcomb, G. R. (Grbkr)2 ...... 26 Yes...... 2,933 Hill, George B. (Grbkr) ...... 26 No ...... 4,156 1,223 Cook, Frank (Grbkr) ...... 26 1Average 1,603 more votes in favor of Republicans. 2“Grbkr” is meant for Greenbacker, Benjamin F. Butler, having been a candidate for president on the Greenback and Antimonopolist ticket, carrying no state. Election Results 1 2 3 — . 457 inoperative, not having been properly been properly having not inoperative, Constitution Question No. 3— No. Question Question No. 2— No. Question Supreme Court Clerk Court Supreme 1— No. Question HIGH VOTE 12,374 (SURVEYOR GENERAL) 12,374 (SURVEYOR VOTE HIGH ...... 5,869 ...... 5,508 A. E. (D) Kaye, cations of electors. — Constitution: Amend GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1886 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — ...... 7,471 Yes 5,745 — — W. (D) W. — ...... 1,129 No — — y, H. (D) ...... 5,544 (D) H. y, ...... 629 No y, George (R) ...... 6,664 (R) George y, 960 Constitution: Amend Court held these amendments e Supreme Election Results Election Article 16, Secs. 1 and 2, methods of amending the Article 16, Secs. amending 2, methods of 1 and Article 2, Sec. 1, qualifi purposes. educational to pledged Article 11, Sec. 3, revenues Supt. State Printing Th 1 2 3 Attorney General (R)...... 6,857 F. J. Alexander, ...... 5,493 (D) F. J. Boller, 1,364 ...... 6,828 C. (R) J. Harlow, Duff ...... 1,726 No 1,284 ...... 9,624 Yes 8,995 Schooling, J. (D) ...... 5,704 (D) J. Schooling, ...... 9,135 State Controller Yes 8,006 ...... 6,364 (R) F. J. Hallock, ...... 5,957 (D) Reinhold Sadler, 407 Amend Constitution: 391). p. (19 Nev. journals in legislative entered Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 6,700 (R) Wm. Woodburn, ...... 5,670 H. (D) J. MacMillan, Governor— 1,030 ...... 6,945...... 6,463 E. (R) Jewett J. Jones, C. C. (R) Stevenson, Adams, Victory Candidates Votes 1,516 594 ...... 5,429 S. H. (D) Day, ...... 6,846 (R) C. W. Dovey, General— Surveyor 1,338 Victory Votes Instruction— Public Supt. Lieutenant Governor— Governor— Lieutenant ...... 6,911 H. C. (R) Davis, ...... 5,452 (D) J. Bell, T. State of Secretary 1,459 ...... 6,568 M. (R) J...... 5,929 Dormer, (R) D. T. Edwards, ...... 5,783 (D) T. J. Brady, Treasurer State Tufl 785 ...... 6,429 C. H. (D) Belknap, ...... 6,658 (R) F. Chas. Bicknell, 500 ...... 5,701 (D) John Justice— Court McKernan, Supreme 957 458 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1888 HIGH VOTE 12,603 (CONGRESS) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Presidential Electors1— Question No. 5—Amend Constitution:5 Cleveland, A. C. (R) ...... 7,079 Yes...... 7,146 6,693 Robinson, E. N. (R) ...... 7,087 No ...... 453 Turrittin, G. F. (R) ...... 7,088 Question No. 8—Amend Constitution:6 Th omas, C. C. (D) ...... 5,107 Yes...... 5,441 3,394 Hardin, Jas. A. (D)...... 5,149 No ...... 2,047 Winters, Th eo. (D) ...... 5,126 Question No. 9—Amend Constitution:7 Representative in Congress— Yes...... 5,611 3,646 Bartine, H. F. (R) ...... 6,921 1,239 No ...... 1,965 Cassidy, Geo. W. (D) ...... 5,682 Question No. 20—Amend Constitution:8 Supreme Court Justice— Yes...... 7,143 6,750 Murphy, M. A. (R) ...... 6,467 345 No ...... 393 Seawell, W. M. (D) ...... 6,122 Question No. 23—Amend Constitution:9 Regents State University, Yes...... 7,485 6,940 Long term— No ...... 545 Wells, Th os. H. (R) ...... 7,077 1,730 Question No. 24—Amend Constitution:10 Fish, H. L. (R) ...... 7,150 1,803 Yes...... 7,492 6,965 King, J. D. (D) ...... 5,347 No ...... 527 Bonnifi eld, M. S. (D) ...... 5,284 Question No. 25—Amend Constitution:11 Regent State University, Yes...... 5,132 2,325 Short term— No ...... 2,807 George, E. T. (R) ...... 7,150 1,883 Question No. 27—Amend Constitution:12 Edmunds, F. M. (D) ...... 5,267 Yes...... 3,122 Question No. 1—Amend Constitution:2 No ...... 4,228 1,106 Yes...... 7,553 7,051 Question No. 19—Constitutional No ...... 502 Convention: Question No. 2—Amend Constitution:3 Yes ...... 1,644 Yes...... 7,452 6,939 No ...... 2,740 1,096 No ...... 516 Question No. 3—Amend Constitution:4 Yes...... 7,380 6,837 No ...... 543 1Average 1,957 more votes in favor of Republicans. 2Article 4, Sec. 2, legislative sessions. 3Article 4, Sec. 6, powers of Legislature. 4Article 4, Sec. 20, special laws. 5Article 4, Sec. 33, compensation of legislators. 6Article 5, Sec. 17, repealing section on Lieutenant Governor. 7Article 5, Sec. 18, gubernatorial succession. 8Article 7, Sec. 1, impeachment procedure. 9Article 11, Sec. 3, revenues pledged to educational purposes. 10Article 11, Sec. 6, special school tax. 11Article 13, Sec. 3, indigent persons. 12Article 16, Sec. 1, amending the Constitution.

Th e Supreme Court held the 10 amendments approved by the voters inoperative, the statutes requiring publication not having been complied with (20 Nev. p. 220). Election Results — — . — ) Long term Long 11 12 13 14 8 10 , 9 — — — — — Constitution 459 cations of electors. Provisions for a lottery. a for Provisions purposes. educational to pledged Revenues school tax.Special persons. Indigent the Amending Qualifi procedure. Impeachment Surveyor General Supt. Public Instruction Justice Court Supreme Clerk Court Supreme 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Supt. State Printing University State Regents Constitutional Amendments Constitutional ...... 3,176 Yes Regents State University, Short term Short University, State Regents STATUTES OF NEVADA 1889 NEVADA OF STATUTES

— 27. Art. 16, Sec. 1: No. s— 7 (CHAPTER IV, IV, (CHAPTER 22. Art. 4, Sec. 24: No. 23. Art. 11, Sec. 3: No. 24. Art. 11, Sec. 6: No. 25. Art. 13, Sec. 3: No. 3 4 5 6 19. Art. 15, Sec. 3: No. 20. Art. 7, Sec. 1: No. 1 2 — — SPECIAL ELECTION—FEBRUARY 11, 1889 ELECTION—FEBRUARY SPECIAL GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 1890 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — — — — — — — — ...... 5,791 (D) eo...... 5,126 K. (D) T. Stewart, — — HIGH VOTE 12,408 (SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION) PUBLIC OF 12,408 (SUPERINTENDENT VOTE HIGH SET BY STATUTE FOR VOTE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS CONSTITUTIONAL ON VOTE FOR BY STATUTE SET Election Results Election Gubernatorial succession. succession. Gubernatorial Legislature. of Powers Legislative sessions. sessions. Legislative Legislature. of Powers laws. Special legislators. of Compensation Governor. Repealing section Lieutenant on Lieutenant Governor ...... 6,610 (R) Bartine, H. F...... 5,736 (D) W. Geo. Cassidy, Governor 874 ...... 6,601 Th R. K. (R) Colcord, Winters, (R)...... 6,609 E. J. Eckley, 810 ...... 5,739 (D) V...... 6,605 (R) Jos. W. Poujade, Mackey, 870 ...... 7,270 E. (R) J. Jones, ...... 5,761 (D) Reinhold Sadler, State of Secretary 844 ...... 6,506 2,144 H. (R) O. Grey, ...... 5,821 (D) ...... 7,243 Orvis T. Ring, (R) J. Brady. Treasurer State 685 2,078 ...... 5,165 G. (D) W. Hyde, ...... 7,037 R. R. (R) Bigelow, 1,690 ...... 5,347 H. (D) J. MacMillan, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congres in Representative Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes 6 7 ...... 6,519 (R) F. J. Egan, ...... 5,749 N. H. A. (D) Mason, State Controller 770 ...... 6,434 (R) Joe Josephs, ...... 5,888 (D) 546 W. W. Booher, 1 2 3 4 5 Yes ...... 1,818 Yes ...... 4,800 ...... 3,819 Yes ...... 3,114 1,686 Yes No ...... 4,044 No 225 Yes ...... 1,507 ...... 1,507 Yes ...... 6,460 ...... 3,359 No 4,953 No ...... 4,691 Yes 9. Art. 5, Sec. 18: No. 1,352 1. Art. 4, Sec. 2: No...... 4,215 Yes ...... 3,671 ...... 3,593 No 622 Yes ...... 2,926 6. Art. 4, Sec. 33: No...... 4,523Yes No ...... 5,627 852 4,967 ...... No Yes 8. Art. 5, Sec. 17: No. 3,052 2,041 ...... 2,575 No ...... 6,071 ...... 4,777 No 4,253 No 1,601 A9. Art. 4, Sec. 32: No. Yes ...... 1,797 ...... 1,797 Yes ...... 6,143 ...... 6,081 No 4,346 No ...... 1,722 4,359 Yes 3. Art. 4, Sec. 20: No. Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Questions Constitutional Amendments Constitutional ...... 4,441 ...... 4,709 Yes Votes ...... 3,229 Yes 1,480 Victory 963 No Questions Constitutional 2. Art. 4, Sec. 6: No...... 3,478 No Votes Victory ...... 6,616 R. L. (R) Horton, ...... 5,754 (D) A. C. May, Attorney General 862 ...... 7,163 (R) D. J. Torreyson, ...... 6,998 (R) ...... 5,175 C. (D) W. James. Haines, W. Love, 1,988 1,657 ...... 6,804 (R) ...... 5,341 E. T. George, R. Osborn, S. (D) 1,256 ...... 5,548 (D) E. F. Deal, W. 460 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1892 HIGH VOTE 10,878 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Presidential Electors1— Representative in Congress— Cleveland, A. C. (R) ...... 2,811 Newlands, F. G. (S) ...... 7,171 4,876 Bliss, D. L. (R) ...... 2,811 Gardiner, C. H. (Prohib) ...... 67 Farrell, J. R. (R) ...... 2,788 Woodburn, Wm. (R) ...... 2,295 Winters, Th eo. (D) ...... 703 Hagerman, J. C. (D) ...... 345 Ryan, Jos. R. (D) ...... 714 Supreme Court Justice— Riley, B. F. (D) ...... 689 Belknap, C. H. (D) ...... 7,495 Banta, Abram (Prohib) ...... 86 Regents State University, Long term— Moore, Chas. F. (Prohib) ...... 89 Fish, H. L. (S) ...... 6,021 3,214 Wilson, Wm. (Prohib) ...... 86 Rule, H. B. (R) ...... 2,807 Wren, Th omas (S) ...... 7,226 Lemmon, F. (D) ...... 767 Powning, C. C. (S) ...... 7,264 Regents State University, Short term— Bonnifi eld, M. S. (S) ...... 7,255 Mack, Chas. E. (S) ...... 5,884 3,146 Kinkead, John H. (R) ...... 2,738 Douglas, J. F., Sr. (D) ...... 790 1Average 4,445 more votes in favor of Silver Party. Election Results ed copy of of ed copy — — — 1 2 — — — *— eld, M. S. (S) ...... 5,613 M. S. (S) eld, 1,320 461 Dist. 4: Regents State University, Short term Short University, State Regents Senator U.S. of Election Direct 21* No. Question District Court Judges— Court District term Long University, State Regents Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme 22 No. Question Supt. Public Instruction

HIGH VOTE 10,473 (GOVERNOR) 10,473 VOTE HIGH — — cations of electors. — ...... 1,753 (R) R. Rising, Dodge, E. R. (R)...... 648 — ...... 443 Against GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1894 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — — ...... 1,048 A. L. (S) Fitzgerald, — ...... 3,603 H. (R) W. Patterson, — ...... 2,986 (R) W. James Haines, eo. (D) ...... 678 (D) eo. 1: Dist. eld, W. J. (S) ...... 5,326 (S) J. W. eld, 1,702 ...... 1,519 (S) G. F. Talbot, 1,024 — — ...... 823 G. (D) W. ompson, Election Results Election Article 2, Sec. 1, qualifi Legislature. Article of 4, Sec. 6, powers ...... 1,220 (P) N. P. Dooley, Constitution: Amend State Controller ...... 3,342 H. (R) O. Grey, ...... 1,090 C. H. (P) Steele, ...... 5,019 C. A. (S) LaGrave, ...... 632 H. (D) D. Hall, Attorney General 1,677 ...... 3,484 (R) ...... 541...... 667 D. J. (P) Wm. (D) Torreyson, W. Webster, J. Hyslop, ...... 1,144 G. S. (P) Sawyer, ...... 5,621 (S) E. F. Deal, W...... 5,007 R. M. (S) Beatty, ...... 501 (D) C. W. Grimes, 2,635 Supt. State Printing 1,523 ...... 5,279 H. S. (S) Starrett, ...... 746 A. H. (D) Wiseman, 1,676 ...... 7,208 For 6,765 E. (R)...... 3,546 J. Eckley, Lieutenant Governor ...... 3,861 A. C. (R) Cleveland, ...... 711 E. (P) Geo. Peckham, ...... 5,223 Th E. (S) J. Jones, Winters, ...... 5,967 1,362 (S) 2: Reinhold 1,879 Dist...... 4,088 (R) F. J...... 4,293 Emmitt, M. A. (R) Murphy, Sadler, Bonnifi State— of Secretary ...... 3,681 (R) E. D. Vanderlieth, ...... 5,559 (S) Eugene Howell, ...... 745 S. (D) L...... 1,976 Bridges, C. E. (S) Mack, Treasurer— State 1,878 ...... 3,624 (R) G. W. A. E. (S)...... 1,541 Richard, Cheney, ...... 221 223 (P) ...... 760 W. G. Dungan, (P) Benjamin Curler, Westerfi Th 781 Dist. 3: ...... 495 (R) J. Poujade, 1 2 ...... 5,793 A. C. (S) Pratt, the certifi on totals amendment constitutional those identifying are numbers *Question 1,930 ...... 560 Yes 3,660 ...... No 3,100 Morris, J. (D) ...... 588 (D) J...... 4,710 G. (S) J. McCarthy, Morris, ...... 3,782 Surveyor General No 1,164 3,118 ...... 664 Yes election returns. election ...... 2,774 (R) Bartine, H. F...... 2,751 C. (P) Jas. Doughty, ...... 4,581 G. (S) F. Newlands, ...... 217 (D) F. B. Riley, Governor 1,807 ...... 4,744 H. C. (S) Cutting, ...... 4,578 Orvis Ring, (R) ...... 164 A. E. (P) Kaye, 166 ...... 504 Sears, S. S. (D) ...... 3,863 G. N. (R) Folsom, Amend Constitution: Candidates Representative in Congress Victory Candidates Votes of Margin Victory Votes of Margin 462 Political History of Nevada

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1894 (continued) HIGH VOTE 10,473 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Question No. 24*— Question No. 34*— Amend Constitution:3 Amend Constitution:13 Yes ...... 569 Yes ...... 516 No ...... 3,618 3,049 No ...... 3,624 3,108 Question No. 25*— Question No. 35*— Amend Constitution:4 Amend Constitution:14 Yes ...... 569 Yes ...... 513 No ...... 3,668 3,099 No ...... 3,631 3,118 Question No. 26*— Question No. 36*— Amend Constitution:5 Amend Constitution:15 Yes ...... 536 Yes ...... 508 No ...... 3,656 3,120 No ...... 3,639 3,131 Question No. 27*— Question No. 37*— Amend Constitution:6 Amend Constitution:16 Yes ...... 503 Yes ...... 476 No ...... 3,672 3,169 No ...... 3,738 3,262 Question No. 28*— Question No. 39*— Amend Constitution:7 Amend Constitution:17 Yes ...... 507 Yes ...... 452 No ...... 3,672 3,165 No ...... 3,787 3,335 Question No. 29*— Question No. 41*— Amend Constitution:8 Amend Constitution:18 Yes ...... 557 Yes ...... 504 No ...... 3,639 3,082 No ...... 3,601 3,097 Question No. 30*— Question No. 44*— Amend Constitution:9 Amend Constitution:19 Yes ...... 548 Yes ...... 564 No ...... 3,627 3,079 No ...... 3,602 3,038 Question No. 31*— Question No. 45*— Amend Constitution:10 Amend Constitution:20 Yes ...... 555 Yes ...... 517 No ...... 3,695 3,140 No ...... 3,595 3,078 Question No. 32*— Question No. 46*— Amend Constitution:11 Amend Constitution:21 Yes ...... 536 Yes ...... 528 No ...... 3,629 3,093 No ...... 3,584 3,056 Question No. 33*— Amend Constitution:12 Yes ...... 521 No ...... 3,646 3,125 *Question numbers are those identifying constitutional amendment totals on the certifi ed copy of election returns. 3Article 4, Sec. 33, compensation of legislators. 4Article 4, Sec. 35, Governor’s action on bills. 5Article 5, Sec. 4, disposition of election returns. 6Article 5, Sec. 14, personnel of the Board of Pardons. 7Article 5, Sec. 16, grants in name of State. 8Article 5, Sec. 17, repealing section on Lieutenant Governor. 9Article 5, Sec. 18, gubernatorial succession. 10Article 5, Sec. 19, State offi cers’ terms of offi ce. 11Article 5, Sec. 20, duties of Secretary of State. 12Article 5, Sec. 21, personnel of Board of State Prison Commissioners and Board of Examiners. 13Article 5, Sec. 22, duties of certain State offi cers. 14Article 7, Sec. 1, impeachment procedure. 15Article 7, Sec. 3, removal of judicial offi cers. 16Article 8, Sec. 10, limitation of local indebtedness. 17Article 11, Sec. 3, revenues pledged to educational purposes. 18Article 15, Sec. 12, certain offi ces at capitol. 19Article 6, Sec. 2, Supreme Court, how constituted. 20Articie 6, Sec. 3, Justices of Supreme Court: election; terms; chief justice. 21Article 6, Sec. 11, judges ineligible to other offi ces. Election Results ed copy of of copy ed — — (continued) 25 — 24 — 2 — *— ...... 1,396 (P) omas 463 Regents State University, Long term Long University, State Regents term Short University, State Regents Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme Question No. 4* No. Question 7 No. Question Lieutenant Governor Cummings, Geo. (P) ...... 1,076 (P) Geo. Cummings, 00 cate of election, holding that there was no vacancy. was no vacancy. there that holding election, of cate HIGH VOTE 10,473 (GOVERNOR) 10,473 VOTE HIGH — ...... 2,806 M. (R) J. Fulton, Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend 23 22 ...... 7,758 ...... 6,237 C. H. E. (S-D) Hardin, 3,826 HIGH VOTE 10,314 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) 10,314 (PRESIDENTIAL VOTE HIGH — — 1 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1896 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER *— *— *— GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1894 6, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER Article 6, Sec. 15, compensation of judges. of Article 6, Sec. compensation 15, voting. and registering for English of knowledge Article 18, add new section require to Article 10, Sec. 1, taxation. Article 2, Sec. 7, poll tax. 356). p. Court Nev. him (23 sustained e Supreme Election Results Election Average 5,840 more votes in favor of Silver-Democrats. of in favor votes 5,840 more Average issue certifi to Sadler declined Governor ...... 1,906 Z. (R) Pierce, Representative in Congress ...... 1,319 (R) M. J. Davis, ...... 5,370 N. (S-D) J. Evans, 2,564 Th McGill, ...... 549 E. (P) Geo. Peckham, ...... 574 H. (P) Chas. Steele, ...... 1,938 Allen C. (R) Bragg, ...... 1,917 A. (R) Lewis, J...... 2,262 (P) F. B. Curler, ...... 5,307 A. (S-D) W. Massey, ...... 1,948 C. (P) Jas...... 2,417 Doughty, M. A. (R) Murphy, 2,890 ...... 7,802 (S-D) F. Leete, B. (S-D) George Russell, ...... 7,722 R. (S-D) J. Ryan, ...... 546 H. C. (P) Dangberg, ...... 2,411 (R) B. J. Moore, Th Candidates Electors Presidential Victory Candidates Votes of Margin Victory Votes of Margin 25 22 23 24 Yes ...... 1,050 ...... 1,050 Yes ...... 3,413 ...... 3,436 No ...... 715 2,363 No 2,721 Yes the certifi on totals amendment constitutional those identifying are numbers *Question Yes ...... 532 Yes ...... 3,583 ...... 3,114 ...... 1,492No No 3,051 1,622 51 No. Question Yes Candidates 47 No. Question Victory Candidates Votes of Margin Victory Votes of Margin Amend Constitution: Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend returns. election 1 2 ...... 6,529 G. (S-D) F. Newlands, 4,581 ...... 2,545 C. (R) F. McDiarmid, ...... 6,467 H. S. (S-D) Starrett, 3,922 464 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1898 HIGH VOTE 10,008 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Supt. Public Instruction— Newlands, F. G. (S-D) ...... 5,766 2,655 Cutting, H. C. (S) ...... 4,168 Wren, Th os. (P)...... 3,111 Ring, Orvis (R) ...... 5,346 1,178 Governor1— Supreme Court Justice— McCullough, J. B. (P) ...... 833 Belknap, C. H. (S-D) ...... 6,898 4,824 McMillan, Wm. (R) ...... 3,548 Price, M. Z. (P) ...... 2,074 Russell, George (D) ...... 2,057 District Court Judges— Sadler, Reinhold (S) ...... 3,570 22 Dist. 1: Lieutenant Governor— Grey, O. H. (R) ...... 741 Coff ey, W. H. (P) ...... 773 Mack, C. E. (S) ...... 1,954 1,213 Ferguson, J. W. (R) ...... 3,198 Torreyson, J. D. (Ind) ...... 694 Grimes, W. C. (D) ...... 2,038 Dist. 2: Judge, Jas. R. (S) ...... 3,663 465 Curler, B. F. (S) ...... 734 84 Secretary of State— Julien, T. V. (P) ...... 409 Howell, Eugene (S) ...... 4,318 1,158 Webster, Wm. (D)...... 650 Littell, F. L. (R) ...... 3,160 Dist. 3: Weber, John (D)...... 2,215 Fitzgerald, A. L. (S) ...... 1,067 State Treasurer— Dist. 4: Button, F. J. (R) ...... 3,415 Talbot, G. F. (S) ...... 2,092 Ryan, D. M. (S) ...... 4,731 1,316 Dist. 5: Th ompson, W. G. (D) ...... 1,492 Bonnifi eld, S. J., Jr. (S) ...... 625 323 State Controller— Buckner, L. A. (S) ...... 302 Beck, H. P. (P) ...... 644 Regents State University, Long term— Davis, S. P. (S) ...... 2,918 419 Booher, W. W. (D) ...... 1,852 Humphreys, G. M. (D) ...... 2,065 Colcord, R. K. (R) ...... 2,997 LaGrave, C. A. (Ind) ...... 1,575 Deal, W. E. F. (S) ...... 3,892 895 Turrittin, Geo. F. (R) ...... 2,499 Peckham, Geo. E. (P) ...... 718 Attorney General— Regents State University, Short term— Chartz, A. (P) ...... 1,403 Haist, Gotth (D) ...... 1,039 Jones, W. D. (S) ...... 4,407 657 O’Brien, J. W. (R) ...... 3,188 Murphy, M. A. (R) ...... 3,750 Starrett, H. S. (S) ...... 4,217 1,029 Supt. State Printing— Question No. 1— Eckley, J. E. (R)...... 3,130 Consolidation of Storey, Ormsby, Hogan, H. H. (P) ...... 932 Lyon, and Douglas Counties: Maute, Andrew (S) ...... 3,619 489 Yes ...... 780 Morris, James (D) ...... 1,888 No ...... 1,421 641 Surveyor General— Question No. 2— Bragg, A. C. (R) ...... 2,434 Division of Lincoln County: Kelley, E. D. (S) ...... 3,610 1,176 Yes ...... 67 Pratt, A. C. (P) ...... 1,743 No ...... 486 419 Stewart, T. K. (D) ...... 1,887 1Subsequent to certifi cation of election totals, quo warranto proceedings were fi led in the Nevada Supreme Court, which later sustained Sadler’s election by a majority of 63 votes.

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1900 HIGH VOTE 10,196 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Presidential Electors1— Supreme Court Justice— Dennis, J. H. (S-D) ...... 6,347 Coffi n, Trenmor (R) ...... 3,558 Kirman, R. (S-D) ...... 6,338 Fitzgerald, A. L. (S-D)...... 6,508 2,950 Weber, J. (S-D) ...... 6,302 Regents State University, Long term— Bray, Simon (R) ...... 3,849 Evans, J. N. (S-D) ...... 5,362 962 Lyman, D. B. (R) ...... 3,804 Turrittin, Geo. F. (R) ...... 2,499 Strother, E. (R) ...... 3,756 Regents State University, Short term— Representative in Congress— Averill, Mark (R) ...... 4,107 Farrington, E. S. (R) ...... 4,190 Booher, W. W. (S-D) ...... 5,451 1,344 Newlands, F. G. (S-D) ...... 5,975 1,785 1Average 2,526 more votes in favor of Silver-Democrats. Election Results permits is amendment 2 1 , — — — — — — — — — eld, S. J. (S-D) ...... 826 (S-D) S. J. eld, 465 Short term Long term Long Short term Long term Long District Court Judges Court District University State Regents University, State Regents 1 No. Question Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme Regents State University, State Regents 1 No. Question Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme University, State Regents HIGH VOTE 11,318 (GOVERNOR) 11,318 VOTE HIGH — — s— ...... 4,404 3,610 Yes — Constitution: Amend HIGH VOTE 12,150 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) 12,150 (PRESIDENTIAL VOTE HIGH — ...... 1,728 M. A. (R)...... Murphy, 266 — — 1 — Dodge, E. R. (R)...... 4,880 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1904 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 1902 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — ...... 6,106 (S-D) R. 1,563 Kirman, — — — H. (R)...... 1,186 F. Norcross, — ...... 1,000 (R) J. T. Osborne, — R...... 504 L. (R) Johns, — — Election Results Election Average 2,857 more votes in favor of Republicans. of in favor votes 2,857 more Average referendum. and Article 19, Secs. 2, initiative 1 and Added Amending Article 10, Sec. 1, which was subsequently re-amended in 1906. Th Article re-amended 10, Sec.Amending 1, which was subsequently taxation of patented mining claims. mining patented of taxation Sadler, R. (S-S) ...... 572 (S-S) R. Sadler, ...... 794 ...... 5,525 No (S-D) C. D. Duzer, Van ...... 5,301 A. (R) J. Yerington, 224 1 2 Representative in Congres in Representative M. (S-D)...... 6,145 D. Ryan, ...... 4,914 (R) Simon Bray, State Controller 1,231 Dist. 4: ...... 1,489 G. S. (S-D) Brown, 489 Candidates Electors Presidential Victory Candidates Votes of Margin Victory Votes of Margin Sparks, John (S-D) ...... 6,540 ...... 6,540 (S-D) 1: John Dist. 1,762 Sparks, ...... 6,296 ...... 4,778 A. C. (R) 2: Cleveland, (S-D) Lieutenant Governor 1,568 Dist. Lem Allen, ...... 4,728 (R) J. T. Button, State of Secretary ...... 5,611 G. (R) ...... 1,462 Douglas, W. (S-D) Wm. Woodburn, ...... 5,445 E. (S-D) Howell, Treasurer State 166 1,277 (S-D)...... F. B. Curler, Dist. 3: (S-D)...... 5,705 S. P. Davis, 91 ...... 1,235 (S-D) Peter Breen, ...... 5,283 M. C. (R) McMillan Attorney General 422 731 ...... 4,797 (R) Samuel Platt, Supt. Dist. 5: State Printing Bonnifi ...... 4,645 (R) W. Booth, W. Surveyor General ...... 6,441 ...... 5,815 (S-D) (S-D) E. D. Kelley, W. W. Booher, ...... 5,478 ...... 4,505 C. (R) W. Gayhart, (R) Supt. Public Instruction Orvis 1,936 ...... 3,945 Ring, 935 ...... 4,543 11 Yes H. H. (R) Springmeyer, 3,331 ...... 5,467 E. (S-D) J. Bray, 1 ...... 614 No ...... 6,226 (S-D) Andrew Maute, 1,581 ...... 5,848 (S-D) C. D. Duzer, Van ...... 5,073 E. S. (R) Farrington, Governor 775 ...... 6,305 (S-D) G. F. Talbot, 1,523 ...... 4,782 (R) M., Jr. P. Bowler, ...... 6,268 G. (S-D) J. Sweeney, 1,471 Candidates Representative in Congress Victory Candidates Votes of Margin Victory Votes of Margin ...... 3,947 (D-S) A. W. Hesson, ...... 3,982 Zeb (D-S) Kendall, ...... 344 (S-S) Beck, H. P...... 326 (S-S) B. J. McCullough, ...... 328 M. (S-S) J. McCormack, ...... 5,262 (Soc)...... 925 H. (D-S) J. W. Cordill, W. Circe, ...... 924 (Soc) A. B. Anderson, ...... 5,874 (R) J. O. Smith, ...... 909 L. (Soc) Rose, V. 612 ...... 5,396 (D-S) Boyle, Emmet D...... 5,611 H. S. (R) Starrett, Amend Constitution: 215 ...... 6,864 Ahern, C. A. (R) ...... 6,850 L. (R) Jas. Butler, ...... 6,768 L. (R) W. Plumb, (D-S)...... 3,982 E. W. Clark, ...... 5,588 (D-S) Bartine, H. F. H. (R)...... 6,030 F. Norcross, 442 466 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1906 HIGH VOTE 14,837 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Supreme Court Justice— Barlett, Geo. A. (D-S) ...... 7,320 1,655 Sweeney, J. G. (D-S) ...... 7,717 2,158 Jardine, H. T. (Soc) ...... 1,251 Dodge, E. R. (R)...... 5,559 Smith, O. J. (R) ...... 5,665 Anderson, A. B. (Soc) ...... 1,157 Governor— District Court Judges— Sparks, John (D-S) ...... 8,686 3,350 Dist. 1: Mitchell, Jas. F. (R) ...... 5,336 Langan, F. P. (D-S) ...... 2,120 656 Casey, Th os. B. (Soc) ...... 815 Murphy, M. A. (R) ...... 1,464 Lieutenant Governor— McArthur, D. (Soc) ...... 316 Dickerson, D. S. (D-S) ...... 6,849 709 Dist. 2: Mills, Geo. T. (R) ...... 6,140 Williams, E. L. (R) ...... 1,403 Hendricks, Jas. B. (Soc) ...... 1,286 Pike, W. H. A. (D-S) ...... 1,821 36 Secretary of State— Orr, John S. (R) ...... 1,905 120 Douglass, W. G. (R) ...... 6,866 583 Bonnifi eld, S. J., Jr. (D-S) ...... 1,785 Mannix, Frank (D-S) ...... 6,283 Dist. 3: Kilker, W. F. (Soc) ...... 1,214 Breen, Peter (D-S) ...... 2,182 1,269 State Treasurer— Averill, M. R. (R) ...... 913 Ryan, D. M. (D-S)...... 7,321 1,676 Dist. 4: Cutts, E. (R) ...... 5,645 Brown, G. S. (D-S) ...... 1,983 Smith, Jos. W. (Soc) ...... 1,380 Regents State University, State Controller— Long term— Eggers, J. (R) ...... 6,710 475 Henderson, C. B. (D-S) ...... 6,118 248 Raft ice, Robt. (D-S) ...... 6,235 Starrett, H. S. (R) ...... 5,603 Knust, J. C. (Soc) ...... 1,274 Merkle, Frank (Soc) ...... 1,217 Attorney General— Hibbard, A. A. (Soc) ...... 1,327 Stoddard, R. C. (D-S) ...... 6,917 805 Cutting, H. C. (R) ...... 5,870 Springmeyer, Geo. (R) ...... 6,112 Sunderland, J., Jr. (D-S) ...... 6,084 214 Lorke, Emil (Soc) ...... 1,206 Regents State University, Supt. State Printing— Short term— McCarthy, J. G. (R) ...... 6,778 891 Lewers, C. R. (D-S) ...... 7,040 1,231 Lewis, Irwin G. (D-S) ...... 5,887 Hansen, H. A. (R) ...... 5,809 Richter, M. F. (Soc) ...... 1,360 Phillips, J. W. (R) ...... 5,801 Surveyor General— Souchereau, J. E. (D-S) ...... 5,993 184 Kelley, E. D. (D-S) ...... 7,169 1,442 Question No. 1— Elliott, A. D. (R) ...... 5,727 Amend Constitution:1 Cosgrove, J. P. (Soc) ...... 1,416 Yes ...... 5,450 4,091 Supt. Public Instruction— No ...... 1,359 Ring, Orvis (R) ...... 7,276 1,729 Mitchell, R. H. (D-S) ...... 5,547 Nelson, Joel (Soc) ...... 1,300 1Article 10, Sec. 1, relating to taxation. Election Results — — — — 467 liation. Short term Long term— Long Regents State University, State Regents Police Bill Police Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme Judges Court District Regents State University, State Regents — ...... 9,638 H. S. (R) Starrett, — ...... 9,222 (D) W. F. Kettle, HIGH VOTE 24,526 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) 24,526 (PRESIDENTIAL VOTE HIGH 2 — — 1 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1908 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — ...... 9,954 Yes 876 eld, J. (Soc) ...... 1,965 ...... 1,965 (Soc) J. eld, ...... 2,384 E. (Soc) C. Meyers, ...... (R) G. J. ompson, 10,775 ...... R. (R) 10,703 W. omas, H. (R)...... 10,593 Hugh Brown, ...... 11,166 (D) G. F. Talbot, 573 Election Results Election Mutually agreed by the Democratic and the Republican State Conventions of 1908 that the two parties the two parties that 1908 of Conventions State the Republican and the Democratic by agreed Mutually Average 455 more votes in favor of Democrats. of in favor votes 455 more Average ...... 8,972 L. (R) P. Flanigan, ...... 1,939 C. (Soc) T. Lutz, ...... 12,473 G. (D) F. Newlands, 3,501 ...... 2,772(Soc) A. A. Hibbard, Representative in Congress ...... 11,253 A. (D) Bartlett, Geo. Critchfi ...... 3,031 A. L. (Ind) 3,701 Fitzgerald, ...... 10,667 (D) J. J. Dr. Sullivan, 1,029 ...... 7,552 (R) H. B. Maxsom, Surveyor General ...... 10,648 Chas. L. (D) Deady, ...... 2,103 (Soc) L. B. Hawkins, ...... 1,052 (Ind) M. T. Hubbard, 867 ...... 9,781 Ahern, C. A. (R) Referendum: ...... 9,078 No pledge their legislative candidates to support the person receiving the highest number of votes for the for votes of the highest number receiving the person support to candidates their legislative pledge affi political of regardless Senator States United of position 2 1 Candidates Electors Presidential Victory Candidates Votes of Margin Victory Votes of Margin Th ...... H. A. (R) Comins, 10,726 Th ...... (D) S. Chas. 11,212 Sprague, ...... 2,021 Emil (Soc) Lorke, ...... L. L. (D) Hudson, 11,192 ...... 11,164 (D) A., Sr. J. Miller, (Soc)...... 2,103 B. J. Gibson, ...... 2,078 (Soc) T. Chas. Williams, ...... 2,076 E. A. (Soc) Anderson, ...... 436 (Ind) H. W. Miles, ...... 436 (Ind) Dean, Martin ...... 1,422 5: Dist. M. R. (R) Averill, ...... 425 C. (Ind) J. Hagerman, ...... 1,192 (D) P. J. O’Brien, Senator States United 230 ...... 10,247 Codd, A. A. (R) ...... 9,729 (R) J. O. Smith, ...... 10,015 (D) Frank Williams, 518 286 468 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 6, 1910 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Attorney General— McIntosh, C. H...... 1,253 Baker, Cleveland H...... 2,758 1,042 Pittman, Key ...... 3,637 1,890 Donovan, James ...... 1,716 Sweeney, James G...... 1,747 Th atcher, George B...... 1,645 Representative in Congress— Supt. State Printing— Hubbard, Robert L...... 2,396 Bingham, Ernest L...... 2,212 Sprague, Charles S...... 3,860 1,464 Farnsworth, Joe ...... 3,488 1,276 Governor— Inspector of Mines— Dickerson, Denver S...... 5,036 3,542 Lydon, T. J...... 1,323 Nicholas, Frank R...... 1,494 Ryan, Edward ...... 3,165 1,549 Lieutenant Governor— Stoddard, Carl ...... 1,616 Ross, Gilbert C...... 4,031 1,889 Regents State University, Williams, Frank ...... 2,142 Long-Term— Secretary of State— Henderson, O. B...... 4,516 Brodigan, George ...... 5,348 District Court Judges State Treasurer— Dist. 1: O’Sullivan, John B...... 3,114 Langan, F. P...... 705 Ryan, David M...... 3,149 35 Dist. 3: State Controller— Breen, Peter ...... 248 Davis, Sam P...... 5,272 Dist. 4: Clerk of the Supreme Court— Horsey, C. L...... 608 Josephs, Joe ...... 4,975 Surveyor-General— Deady, C. L...... 5,230

REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Attorney General— Nixon, George S...... 5,299 Brown, Hugh H...... 2,967 Representative in Congress— Springmeyer, George ...... 3,001 34 Douglas, J. F...... 2,723 Supt. Public Instruction— Roberts, Edwin E...... 2,904 181 Ring, Orvis ...... 5,016 Governor— Supt. State Printing— Massey, W. A...... 2,950 Booth, W. W...... 2,937 551 Oddie, Tasker L...... 3,089 139 McCarthy, J. G...... 2,386 Lieutenant Governor— Inspector of Mines— Easton, William ...... 5,088 Steele, Oscar C...... 1,396 Supreme Court Justice— Stinson, Andy J...... 1,493 Norcross, F. H...... 5,191 Sullivan, Edward ...... 879 Supreme Court Clerk— Watson, C. E...... 1,519 26 Legate, J. W...... 4,669 Regents State University Secretary of State— Long-Term— Douglass, W. G...... 5,000 Reid, H. E...... 4,588 State Treasurer— Regents State University Balzar, Fred B...... 2,151 Short-Term— McMillan, William ...... 3,446 1,295 O’Brien, J. W...... 4,446 State Controller— District Court Judges— Eggers, Jacob ...... 5,017 Dist. 4: Surveyor-General— Tabor, E. J. L...... 518 155 Ahern, C. A...... 4,912 Th omas, W. R...... 363 Williams, O. T...... 145 Election Results (continued) 469 Long-Term— SOCIALIST — ...... 269 L. S. Fisk, — PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 6, 1910 6, ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY Election Results Election Candidates ...... 310 Senator— States United Jud Harris, Victory Candidates Votes University State Regents of Margin Victory Votes of Margin Representative in Congress ...... 303 G. A. Miller, Governor— ...... 305 ...... 300 M. H. F. Gegar, Lieutenant F. Governor Wall, ...... 269 W. J. Reeves, 470 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1910 HIGH VOTE 20,626 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator1— District Court Judges— Harris, Jud (Soc) ...... 1,959 Dist. 1: Nixon, Geo. S. (R) ...... 9,779 1,155 Langan, F. P. (D) ...... 2,379 Pittman, Key (D) ...... 8,624 Dist. 2: Representative in Congress— Moran, T. F. (R)...... 1,887 636 Miller, A. Grant (Soc) ...... 2,409 Orr, J. S. (R) ...... 2,006 755 Roberts, E. E. (R) ...... 10,066 2,378 Moore, M. B. (D) ...... 1,144 Sprague, Chas. S. (D) ...... 7,688 Pike, W. H. A. (D) ...... 1,251 Governor— Dist. 3: Dickerson, D. S. (D) ...... 8,798 Breen, Peter (D) ...... 824 Gegax, Henry F. (Soc) ...... 1,393 Dist. 4: Oddie, T. L. (R) ...... 10,435 1,637 Taber, E. J. L. (R) ...... 1,883 609 Lieutenant Governor— Horsey, Chas. L. (D) ...... 1,274 Easton, Wm. (R) ...... 8,486 Dist. 5: Ross, G. C. (D) ...... 9,729 1,243 Keeler, P. E. (D) ...... 568 Wall, F. M. (Soc) ...... 1,887 Averill, Mark R. (R)...... 1,509 941 Secretary of State— Dist. 6: Brodigan, Geo. (D) ...... 10,528 1,671 Campbell, L. G. (R) ...... 602 Douglass, W. G. (R) ...... 8,857 Ducker, Edw. A. (D) ...... 1,088 486 State Treasurer— Gilray, Robt. (Soc) ...... 132 McMillan, Wm. (R) ...... 10,041 600 Dist. 7: Ryan, D. M. (D) ...... 9,441 Eddy, T. V. (R) ...... 428 State Controller— Somers, P. J. (D) ...... 1,665 796 Davis, S. P. (D) ...... 9,268 Carpenter, S. L. (Ind) ...... 869 Eggers, Jacob (R) ...... 9,883 615 Dist. 8: Attorney General— French, L. N. (R) ...... 472 148 Baker, C. H. (D) ...... 9,773 65 Allen, Lem (D) ...... 324 Springmeyer, Geo. (R) ...... 9,708 Dist. 9: Supt. State Printing— Walker, Chas. A. (R) ...... 705 Booth, W. W. (R) ...... 8,640 Coleman, B. W. (D) ...... 806 101 Farnsworth, Joe (D) ...... 10,662 2,022 Jurich, Anthony, L. (P) ...... 243 Inspector of Mines— Regents State University, Ryan, Edward (D) ...... 9,952 560 Long term— Watson, C. E. (R) ...... 9,392 Fisk, S. L. (Soc) ...... 3,403 Surveyor General— Henderson, C. B. (D) ...... 11,870 8,233 Ahern, C. A. (R) ...... 9,364 Reeves, J. W. (Soc) ...... 3,637 Deady, C. L. (D) ...... 9,750 386 Reid, H. E. (R) ...... 10,987 7,350 Supt. Public Instruction— Regents State University, Bray, J. E. (D) ...... 10,157 1,290 Short term— Smith, D. T. (R) ...... 8,867 O’Brien, J. W. (R) ...... 13,553 Supreme Court Justice— Question No. 1— Norcross, F. H. (R) ...... 14,726 Amend Constitution:3 Supreme Court Clerk2— Yes ...... 8,231 5,361 Legate, J. W. (R) ...... 9,517 No ...... 2,870 Josephs, Joe (D) ...... 9,528 11 1Direct primary law of March 23, 1909, p. 277, contained a provision that candidates for the Legislature subscribe to one of two obligations concerning United States Senator. One was that the nominee, if elected, agreed to vote for the candidate who received the highest number of votes at the regular election, regardless of political affi liation; the second was that the candidate, if elected, would regard the vote as a recommendation. Th is part of the primary law was observed until the Seventeenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States was declared in force on May 31, 1913, permitting the election of the U.S. Senators by direct vote of the people. 2Subsequent to certifi cation of election totals, quo warranto proceedings were fi led in the Nevada Supreme Court, which later sustained Josephs’ election by a majority of 41 votes. 3Article 2, Sec. 7, granting all poll tax collections to the State for maintenance and betterment of roads. Original section granted one-half to counties. Election Results 6 2 3 4 5 : — — — — — — — , T., Jr. (Soc) ...... 3,945 (Soc) Jr. , T., 471 Long term Long Short term notaryce of public. Question No. 3 No. Question 4 No. Question 5 No. Question Question No. 2 No. Question Regents State University, State Regents Regents State University, State Regents Question No. 1 No. Question DEMOCRAT — Constitution: Amend — ...... 8,418 Yes 6,735 HIGH VOTE 20,115 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) 20,115 (PRESIDENTIAL VOTE HIGH — — — — 1 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 1912 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 3, 1912 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY REPUBLICAN ...... 3,167 (R) omas ...... 6,755 Codd, A. A. (R) 1,723 eld, S. (Prog) ...... 1,428 S. (Prog) eld, ...... 7,986 (D) B. Geo. atcher, ...... 4,329 (Soc) W. John Reeves, omas, W. R. (Prog) ...... 2,183 R. (Prog) W. omas, ...... 8,259 Yes 6,755 Election Results Election Amend Article 15, Sec. 3, women made eligible to offi Amend Article to 15, Sec. made eligible 3, women Average 2,375 more votes in favor of Democrats. of in favor votes 2,375 more Average initiative. to Article 19, Sec. 3, relative Add recall. to Article 2, Sec. relative 9, Add school moneys. of investment Amend Article 11, Sec. 3, regarding Amend Article 1, Sec. 8, pertaining indictments. to 6 1 2 3 4 5 ...... 2,701 M. (R) Lockhart, J...... 9,721 (D) A. P. McCarran, 5,255 ...... 1,683 No ...... 8,603 Yes ...... 2,241 6,362 No Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme Th Tallman, Clay (D) ...... 7,311 (D) Clay ...... 7,380 Roberts, E. E. (R) Tallman, ...... 1,173 No ...... 3,011 E. (Soc) John Worden, .....2,072 (Prog) George Springmeyer, 69 ...... 9,636 Yes 8,463 ...... 4,466 A. (Ind) Bartlett, George Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: ...... 1,504 No Constitution Amend Pittman, Key (D) ...... 7,942 (D) Key ...... 9,956 Pittman, 89 Yes 8,929 ...... 2,740 G. A. (Soc) Steele, Summerfi ...... 1,027 No Candidates Electors Presidential Victory Candidates Votes of Margin Victory Votes of Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 1,054 A. C. Frolich, ...... 2,526 Roberts, E. Edwin 1,472 ...... 3,577 A. Patrick McCarran, Victory Candidates Votes ...... 2,650 A. A. Heer, 927 Justice— Court Supreme of Margin Victory Votes of Margin Representative in Congress ...... 3,196 (R) N. Th W. McGill, Nelson, ...... 3,175 (R) W. Booth, W. Th ...... 7,974 Allen, Lem (D) ...... 7,769 E. (D) Walter Pratt, 2,737 Woodliff ...... 7,929 H. (D) John Cazier, ...... 3,313 (Soc) W. George Robb, ...... 3,292 A. A. (Soc) Hibbard, ...... 3,296 Fisk, S. L. (Soc) ...... 5,032 (Prog) Peter Anker, ...... 4,444 H. A. (Prog) Comins, ...... 5,620 (Prog) E. V. Hatch, ...... 5,590 G. (Prog) J. McCarthy, ...... 5,555 M. (Prog) Charles Way, Senator States United ...... 7,853 A. (R) W. Massey, ...... 7,025 (R) W. J. O’Brien, ...... 4,604 (Soc) S. B. Pray, ...... 4,669 2,356 (Prog) L. W. Haworth, Amend Constitution: 472 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 1, 1914 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Supreme Court Clerk— Fowler, Leonard B...... 5,121 3,002 Coogan, Harry J...... 2,118 Sears, Fulton H...... 2,119 Josephs, Joe ...... 2,991 575 Governor— McCormack, Jos. H...... 2,416 Allen, Lemuel ...... 2,748 District Court Judges— Boyle, Emmet D...... 5,036 2,288 Dist. 1: Lieutenant Governor— Langan, Frank P...... 430 179 Ascher, J. A...... 3,311 O’Hartz, Alfred ...... 251 Sullivan, Maurice J...... 4,195 884 Dist. 2: Inspector of Mines— Glynn, James ...... 784 Moore, James D...... 2,330 Parker, J. S...... 487 Ray, Zeb ...... 2,304 Stoddard, Richard C...... 936 152 Ryan, Ed ...... 3,022 692 Dist. 7: Supt. Public Instruction— Somers, Peter J...... 629 Bray, John Edwards ...... 3,913 388 Walsh, Emmett J...... 637 8 Winfrey, Edward E...... 3,525 Dist. 9: Supreme Court Justice— Eddy, Clarence A...... 67 Bartine, H. F...... 1,530 McFadden, O. J...... 306 8 Coleman, Ben W...... 2,588 401 McKnight, William ...... 298 Heer, A. A...... 1,324 Dist. 10: Talbot, George F...... 2,187 Foxley, Chas. E...... 238 Van Pelt, O. J...... 291 53

REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Inspector of Mines— Harwood, Cole L...... 2,036 Bradshaw, Mark G...... 2,399 Roberts, Edwin E...... 3,158 1,122 Stinson, Andy J...... 2,611 212 Secretary of State— District Court Judges— Adamson, L. F...... 1,765 Dist. 2: Holmes, A. W...... 2,245 480 Ayres, Albert D...... 479 Tannahill, Alex L...... 1,067 Moran, Th omas F...... 1,053 233 Salisbury, A. N...... 820 Election Results — ; however, adopted by by adopted ; however, 2 3 — — — — 473 Long term Long Short term (Soc)...... 4,827 B. Lloyd omas, Statutes of Nevada 1913 Nevada of Statutes U.S. Constitution. U.S. Question No. 2 No. Question District Court Judges (continued) Judges Court District University, State Regents University, State Regents 1 No. Question rage. HIGH VOTE 21,567 (U.S. SENATOR) (U.S. 21,567 VOTE HIGH cial oath. Omitted from from Omitted cial oath. — 4: Dist. — ...... 4,144 G. (Soc) W. Barker, — ...... 5,376 (R) P. Charles Squires, — — 1 — ...... 10,936 Yes 3,678 — — — ...... 1,476 E. A. (D) Ducker, — — GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1914 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — ...... 7,768 (R) W. James O’Brien, 141 — ...... 4,135 E. (Soc) John Worden, — 10: Dist. — (R)...... 814 D. W. Hatton, — ...... 602 A. L. (R) Haight, — ...... 310 E. E. (Ind) Hull, — ...... 1,118 M. A. (R) Averill, 567 ...... 9,940 (D) B. Geo. atcher, 3,923 ...... 385 (Ind) J. O. Pelt, Van Election Results Election Article 2, Sec. 1, women’s suff Article 2, Sec. 1, women’s offi Article 15, Sec. 2, change First election of U.S. Senator under Art. XVII of the of under Art. XVII Senator U.S. of election First 3 1 2 Dist. 2: ...... 1,230 (D) P. F. Langan, Dist...... 1,235 (D) Jas. Glynn, ...... 164 H. (Ind) D. Hartson, (R)...... 2,345 F. T. Moran, ...... 1,670 A. N. (R) Salisbury, ...... 10,161 Yes ...... 1,742 R. C. (D) Stoddard, 675 2,903 72 ...... 7,258 No Supreme Court Clerk Court Supreme Josephs, Joe (D) ...... 15,185 (D) Joe Josephs, ...... 7,258 Judges Court District No Dist. 1: Dist. Constitution: Amend Candidates Senator States United Victory Candidates Votes of Margin Victory Votes of Margin ...... (D) Ben Coleman, W. 10,089 278 McMillan, Wm. (R) ...... 8,910 (R) Wm...... (D Ed. Malley, 11,350 McMillan, 9: State Controller Dist. 2,440 ...... 767 E. E. (R) Winters, Supt. State Printing ...... 4,092 A. A. (Soc) Richie, ...... 7,014 (D) Ed. Ryan, ...... 9,103 (D) J. John Sullivan, Th 1,476 ...... 5,451 (Soc) A. Grant Miller, ...... 8,078 G. (D) F. Newlands, ...... 8,038 (R) Samuel Platt, Representative in Congress 40 ...... 8,031 (D) L. B. Fowler, ...... 8,915 ...... 670 Roberts, (R) E. E. (D) Peter Breen, ...... 4,294 Dist. 3: (Soc) J. Scanlan, Martin Governor ...... 351 A. L. (D) Fitzgerald, 884 319 ...... 9,623 (D) D. Boyle, Emmett ...... 3,391 A. (Soc) ...... 1,528 W. Morgan, L. (R) E. J. Taber, Dist. 5: ...... 8,537 1,086 (R) L. Oddie, Tasker Lieutenant Governor ...... 93...... 588 (D) H. (R) H. Atkinson, Wm. Foreman, H. (Soc)...... 3,917 W. Burton, ...... 7,033 (R) J. Lozano, ...... 11,236 ...... 10,128 (D) M. J. Sullivan, (D) (Soc)...... 551 E. J. 8: 37 McNamara, State of Secretary George 2,583 Dist. Brodigan, Dist. 6: 3,095 ...... 8,653 (R) A. W. Holmes, ...... 577 A. (Prog) Tilden, Treasurer State Dist. 7: ...... 1,079 E. (D) J. Walsh, 265 ...... 973...... A. (D) Cole, George C. (D) 10,274 T. Hart, ...... 9,536 (R) Jacob Eggers, Attorney General 206 738 A. (R)...... 4,207 Richard McKay, ...... 6,017 (Prog) Geo...... 408 Springmeyer, N (R) Lockhart, J. Th ...... 719 (D) C. J. McFadden, ...... (D) Joe Farnsworth, 14,490 ...... 4,538 R. (Prog) Fred Trimmer, ...... 577 Chas. Lee (D) Horsey, Inspector of Mines ...... 526 117 9,952 Lillis, H. M. (R) 51 ...... 9,944 (R) J. Andy Stinson, Surveyor General ...... 3,898 (Prog) Lind, H. B...... 10,509 2,930 Chas. L. (D) Deady, ...... 9,183 (R) Matthew Kyle, ...... 7,627 G. (D) Robt. Withers, Supt. Public Instruction 1,316 ...... 9,675 (R) F. J. Abel, E. (D)...... John Bray, 10,342 Justice Court Supreme ...... 9,811 667 (R) F. Benj. Curler, ...... 1,416...... 8,702 (D) N. (Prog) C. B. Henderson, F. Fletcher, 3,326 Amend Constitution: that session. that 474 Political History of Nevada NO PRIMARY ELECTION—1916

Th ere was no primary election held in 1916. Candidates were nominated at party conventions and the result of the vote of the general election of 1916 discloses names and party affi liation.

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 1916 HIGH VOTE 33,316 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Presidential Electors1— Supreme Court Clerk— Douglass, R. L. (D) ...... 17,776 103 Kennett, William (D) ...... 14,674 2,003 Earl, Joseph I. (D) ...... 17,673 McKay, R. A. (R) ...... 12,671 Goodin, James T. (D) ...... 17,661 Steele, C. A. (Soc) ...... 4,577 Asbury, Ida M. (Prohib) ...... 346 Regents State University, Ingalls, Geo. W. (Prohib) ...... 348 Long term— Swander, J. M. (Prohib) ...... 347 Abel, J. F. (R) ...... 13,343 791 Bracken, W. R. (R) ...... 12,127 Curler, B. F. (R) ...... 12,976 424 Flanigan, P. L. (R) ...... 12,082 Henderson, C. B. (D) ...... 12,552 McBride, Allen G. (R) ...... 12,068 Parker, Lucy V. (Soc) ...... 6,856 Harris, Jud. (Soc) ...... 3,065 Taylor, Justus E. (Soc) ...... 5,192 Rearick, J. E. (Soc) ...... 3,032 Van Nagell, J. R. (D) ...... 9,878 Ziegler, Nellie T. (Soc) ...... 3,038 Regents State University, United States Senator— Short term— Miller, A. Grant (Soc) ...... 9,507 Baker, Edna (R) ...... 13,425 1,106 Pittman, Key (D) ...... 12,765 2,147 Kent, I. H. (D) ...... 12,319 Platt, Samuel (R) ...... 10,618 McQuestian, J. F. (Soc) ...... 4,654 Representative in Congress— Question No. 1— Caine, Edwin E. (D) ...... 13,100 Amend Constitution:3 Roberts, E. E. (R) ...... 14,106 1,006 Yes ...... 17,492 12,325 Scanlan, M. J. (Soc) ...... 5,125 No ...... 5,167 Supreme Court Justice2— Question No. 2— McNamara, J. E...... 4,479 Amend Constitution:4 Moran, T. F...... 12,946 Yes ...... 16,368 9,616 Sanders, J. A...... 13,412 466 No ...... 6,752 1Average 5,611 more votes in favor of Democrats. 2Chapter 285, Statutes of Nevada 1915, p. 507, made all judicial offi cers nonpartisan. 3Article 11, Sec. 3, relative to investment of school moneys. 4Article 9, Sec. 3, raised limit of State debt to 1 percent of assessed valuation. Election Results 475 Governor— NONPARTISAN REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN ...... 324 R. W. omas, Margin of Margin Victory Votes Candidates 10: Judges— Court District Dist...... 369 C. D. Breeze, ...... 787 E. William Orr, Th 45 463 PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 3, 1918 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY DEMOCRAT — — — ...... 2,913 M. Wm. Kearney, ...... 2,452 B. Geo. atcher, Election Results Election ...... 4,938 B. Leonard Fowler, ...... 3,885 ...... 4,657 Wm. McKnight, Surveyor General H. 281 John ...... 5,241 L. Charles Deady, Dunn, 1,356 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 991 Bartine, H. F...... 5,833 R. Charles Evans, ...... 2,780 D. James Finch, 3,053 ...... 4,192 Roberts, E. Edwin Victory Candidates Votes ...... 2,234 C. Walter Lamb, 1,958 Senator— States United Controller— State ...... 5,548 A. Cole, George ...... 4,677 M. Grace Wildes, Attorney General 871 Victory Votes Governor ...... 4,849 Boyle, Emmet D...... 603 Ben D. Luce, M...... 2,284 2,397 Samuel Pickett, Th ...... 3,660 L. Oddie, Tasker 747 476 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 1918 HIGH VOTE 25,563 (U.S. SENATOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— District Court Judges— Henderson, C. B. (D) ...... 12,197 4,144 Dist. 1: Martin, Anne (Ind) ...... 4,603 Langan, F. P...... 1,297 450 Roberts, E. E. (R) ...... 8,053 McKay, R. A...... 847 Scanlan, M. J. (Soc) ...... 710 Dist. 2: Representative in Congress— Lunsford, E. F...... 3,043 121 Cordill, H. H. (Soc) ...... 1,377 Moran, T. F...... 3,742 820 Downer, S. S. (R) ...... 10,660 Bartlett, Geo. A...... 2,922 Evans, Chas. R. (D) ...... 12,670 2,010 Dist. 3: Governor— Breen, Peter ...... 789 Boyle, Emmet D. (D) ...... 12,875 1,030 Dist. 4: Oddie, Tasker L. (R) ...... 11,845 Dysart, Jas...... 546 Lieutenant Governor— Taber, E. J. L...... 1,717 1,171 Sullivan, M. J. (D) ...... 14,475 5,279 Dist. 5: Tilden, Augustus (R) ...... 9,196 Averill, M. R...... 1,733 Secretary of State— Dist. 6: Brodigan, George (D) ...... 14,958 5,963 Callahan, J. A...... 1,419 943 Ellis, Louise S. (R) ...... 8,995 Wilson, L. G...... 476 State Treasurer— Dist. 7: Malley, Ed. (D) ...... 14,953 5,963 Walsh, J. E...... 1,381 Pruett, Wm. E. (R) ...... 8,990 Dist. 8: State Controller— Hart, T. C...... 2,139 Cole, Geo. A. (D) ...... 18,659 Dist. 9: Attorney General— Jurich, A...... 775 Fowler, L. B. (D) ...... 12,711 1,466 McFadden, C. J...... 1,770 995 Green, George S. (R) ...... 11,245 Dist. 10: Inspector of Mines— Breeze, C. D...... 965 Burns, Wm. A. (D) ...... 10,697 Orr, William E...... 1,038 73 Stinson, Andy J. (R) ...... 12,982 2,285 Regents State University,1 Surveyor General— 10-year term— Deady, Chas. L. (D) ...... 13,954 4,622 North, Miles E...... 16,690 Liddell, Parker (R) ...... 9,332 Regents State University,1 Supt. State Printing— 8-year term— Farnsworth, Joe (D) ...... 18,541 Hood, Eunice B...... 16,494 Supt. Public Instruction1— Regents State University,1 Bray, John E...... 10,922 6-year term— Hunting, W. J...... 11,861 939 Pratt, Walter E...... 16,599 Supreme Court Justice— Question No. 1— Ducker, E. A...... 12,101 535 Initiative:2 McCarran, P. A...... 11,566 Yes ...... 13,248 4,188 Supreme Court Clerk— No ...... 9,060 Kennett, William (D) ...... 17,944 1Chapter 197, Statutes of Nevada 1917, p. 385, made all school offi cers nonpartisan. 2State prohibition. Election Results — 2 — — — eld, Sardis ...... 333 Sardis eld, 477 10-year term— 10-year term 2-year Representative in Congress Regents State University, State Regents University, State Regents Representative in Congress— Justice Court Supreme 1 No. Question DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN HIGH VOTE 27,427 (U.S. SENATOR) 27,427 (U.S. VOTE HIGH — E...... 10,441 A. Cheney, — — 1 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 1920 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 7, 1920 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY Election Results Election Average 5,629 more votes in favor of Republicans. of in favor votes 5,629 more Average Court on appeals. Supreme of jurisdiction extends justices, temporary of Art. 6, Sec. 4, appointment 1 2 ...... 12,060 Yes ...... 3,240 8,820 No Candidates Electors Presidential Victory Candidates Votes of Margin Victory Votes of Margin ...... 2,041 A. George Whiteley, ...... 4,289 S. Samuel Arentz, 2,095 ...... 2,194 T. William McNeil, Candidates Electors— Presidential ...... 4,077 Delle B. Boyd, R...... 2,939 Walter Bracken, 1,138 ...... 3,157 G. Louis Campbell, ...... 1,965 G. J. Crumley, Brewster...... 2,151 Adams, 218 Victory Candidates Votes ...... 3,165 L. Oddie, Tasker ...... 1,243 A. Grant Miller, 1,014 Summerfi Senator— States United of Margin Victory Votes of Margin Candidates Electors— Presidential ...... 3,777 ...... 5,107 William Forman, ...... 3,899 J. Sarah George, M...... 4,823 Charles 1,330 Robert W. Hesson, McGovern, ...... 3,926 R. Charles Evans, 122 1,046 ...... 1,158 E...... 1,619 C. Walter Richard Victory Pratt, Stoddard, 2,307 Candidates Votes Congress— in Representative of Margin Victory Votes of Margin ...... 1,625 S. Harriet Gelder, ...... 3,292 H. V. Morehouse, 353 ...... 219 E. Charles Wharton, ...... (R) 15,402 H. V. Morehouse, ...... 1,864 (Soc) Emerick,Al...... 1,861 L. (Soc) J. Russell, ...... 1,849 (Soc) Joseph York, Senator States United ...... (D) C. B. Henderson, ...... 14,939 10,402 Ben Coleman, W...... 494 (Soc) James Jepson, ...... 10,047 Emmett J. Walsh, ...... 4,981 Anne (Ind) Martin, 4,892 F...... 11,252 Geo. Talbot, 811 ...... 9,851 (D) William Forman, ...... 9,783 (D) J. Sarah George, ...... 9,776 (D) Robert W. Hesson, ...... 15,479 (R) Delle B. Boyd, ...... 15,416 G. (R) Louis Campbell, ...... 13,149 S. (R) Samuel Arentz, ...... 1,205 Jerry (Soc) Donovan, ...... 9,167 3,982 R. Charles (D) Evans, ...... 3,349 (Ind) Paul Jones, ...... 11,550 L. (R) Oddie, Tasker 1,148 17,481 F...... B. Curler, Constitution: Amend 478 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 5, 1922 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Governor— Cross, Archie L...... 2,596 Boyd, James T...... 3,258 Huskey, H. W...... 2,163 Scrugham, James G...... 5,361 2,103 Richards, Charles L...... 3,627 1,031

REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Lieutenant Governor— Adams-Williams, Lydia ...... 447 Griffi th, E. W...... 4,245 654 Arentz, Samuel S...... 2,225 Haight, A. L...... 3,591 Buol, Peter ...... 1,403 Secretary of State— Chandler, Charles S...... 2,540 315 Alexander, W. B...... 4,843 1,841 Platt, Samuel ...... 2,143 Tannahill, Alex L...... 3,002 Representative in Congress— Attorney General— Miller, A. Grant...... 4,498 623 Atkinson, Harry H...... 4,842 1,502 Moore, Charles H...... 3,875 Curler, B. F...... 3,340 Governor— Gault, James ...... 2,225 Miller, John H...... 6,078 3,853

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Supreme Court Justice— District Court Judges Sanders, John Adams ...... 11,496 5,555 (continued)— Summerfi eld, Sardis ...... 5,941 Dist. 4: Talbot, George F...... 8,291 2,350 Carville, E. P...... 1,261 341 Regent State University— Dysart, James ...... 802 McNeil, William T...... 7,768 124 McNamara, J. M...... 920 Siebert, Frederic J...... 7,644 Dist. 7: Williams, Frank ...... 9,195 1,551 Brown, Adams F...... 336 District Court Judges— Th ompson, I. S...... 488 Dist. 1: Walsh, J. Emmett ...... 754 266 Ballard, G. A...... 902 Dist. 9: Fowler, Leonard B...... 546 Boreman, Gilbert F...... 483 Langan, Frank P...... 980 78 Eddy, C. A...... 559 McFadden, O. J...... 951 392 Election Results 2 3 — ...... 1,487 1 5 — — — — 4 479 ...... 610 I. S. ompson, Question No. 1 No. Question Regents State University State Regents Question No. 2 No. Question 3 No. Question 4 No. Question HIGH VOTE 28,971 (U.S. SENATOR) (U.S. 28,971 VOTE HIGH — ...... 4,764 F. T. 290 Moran, — Constitution: Amend — ...... 4,120 No — ...... 4,877 Yes — — — M. J. McNamara, — ...... 2,074 E. Wm. Orr, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 1922 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — ...... 14,414 Frank. 5,130 Williams, — ...... 11,159 Yes 5,967 — ...... 713 A. C. Eddy, — ...... 1,505 T. F. 130 Dunn, — 8: Dist. — 7: Dist. — ...... 647 R. Reynolds, W. 14 erty, F. E. (D) ...... E. (D) F. 11,719 erty, th, E. W. (R) ...... (R) th, E. W. 12,517 Dist. 5: Election Results Election Petition relating to divorce. to relating Petition divorce. for petition initiative for substitute Legislative Recount disclosed error of seven votes. Judge McNamara elected. McNamara Judge seven votes. of disclosed error Recount special local laws. or Article 4, Sec. 20, prohibits in Legislature. vacancies to appointment for Article 4, Sec. 12, provides ...... (R) J. Andy Stinson, 15,604 3,885 Amend Constitution: McCaff ...... (R) F. George Smith, 12,458 Inspector of Mines ...... 9,284 T. Wm. McNeil, (R)...... B. W. 12,588 Alexander, ...... G. (D) 14,972 W. Greathouse, Treasurer State 2,384 ...... 1,793 A. J. Callahan, Dist. 6: ...... 15,285 (D) M. J. Sullivan, State of Secretary 2,768 ...... 1,376 M. R. Averill, ...... 12,731H. (R) E. Hunting, Th Griffi ...... 15,183 (D) Ed. Malley, State Controller ...... 12,820 H. (R) 2,452 F. Blackwell, ...... 14,495...... 936 A. (D) Cole, Geo. E. J. Walsh, Attorney General ...... 13,786 H. H. (R) 1,675 Atkinson, 326 ...... M. A. (D) Diskin, 14,111 Supt. State Printing Dist. 9: ...... 2,316 C. T. Hart, 325 ...... 1,287 C. J. McFadden, Dist. 10: 574 ...... (D) Joe Farnsworth, 15,029 2,571 5 1 2 3 4 ...... A. J. Sanders, 15,296 ...... 20,333 (D) Clerk Court Supreme William 3,462 Kennett, ...... 12,900 ...... 1,494 Judges Court District No A...... 10,965 8,023 G. Ballard, 200 Yes 3,360 ...... 1,294 L. F. Langan, ...... 7,605 No ...... 20,742 J. W. Hunting, Justice Court Supreme ...... 12,756 Yes 8,636 Surveyor General ...... 13,839 Chas. L. (D) Deady, ...... (R) B. George Russell, 13,492 Supt. Public Instruction 347 ...... 5,192 No ...... 11,834 F. George Talbot, 1: Dist. Initiative: Referendum: Candidates Senator— States United ...... Chas. S. (R) Chandler, 10,770 ...... (D) Key Pittman, 18,201 Representative in Congress 7,431 ...... 4,474 A. Bartlett, Geo. Victory Candidates Votes Dist. 2: (continued)— Judges Court District of Margin Victory Votes of Margin ...... 12,084 (R) A. Grant Miller, ...... Chas. L. (D) Richards, 15,991 Governor ...... (R) H. John Miller, 13,215 3,907 ...... 15,437 G. (D) Scrugham, J...... 633 A. J. Maestretti, Lieutenant Governor Dist. 3: 2,222 ...... 1,487 Carville, E. P. Dist. 4: 480 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 2, 1924 DEMOCRAT NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Regent State University— Richards, Charles L...... 3,836 1,136 Hesson, Robert W...... 5,806 Sullivan, Maurice J...... 2,700 Pratt, Walter E...... 6,807 1,001

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 1924 HIGH VOTE 26,921 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Presidential Electors1— District Court Judges— Bell, W. J. (D) ...... 5,909 Dist. 8, unexpired term: Dolf, Th omas (D) ...... 5,883 Guild, Clark J...... 1,482 22 Garside, F. F. (D) ...... 5,862 Kenney, Geo. J...... 1,460 Fording, W. H. (Ind)2 ...... 9,769 Regent State University— Pieh, J. H. (Ind)2 ...... 9,523 Pratt, Walter E...... 18,087 Worden, John E. (Ind)2 ...... 9,519 Question No. 1— Button, F. J. (R) ...... 11,243 Amend Constitution:3 Humphrey, F. (R) ...... 11,155 Yes ...... 7,698 1,513 Lindsay, Th os. (R) ...... 11,175 No ...... 6,185 Representative in Congress— Question No. 2— Arentz, Samuel S. (R) ...... 13,107 227 Amend Constitution:4 Richards, C. L. (D) ...... 12,880 Yes ...... 6,280 31 Supreme Court Justice— No ...... 6,249 Ducker, E. A...... 19,032 Question No. 3— Amend Constitution:5 Yes ...... 5,175 No ...... 10,614 5,439 1Average 1,587 more votes in favor of Republicans. 2Represented LaFollette and Wheeler. 3Article 8, Sec. 8, concerned city and town charters. 4Repeal Article 1, Sec. 16, guaranteeing alien property rights. 5Article 11, Sec. 3, related to school fund investments.

PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 7, 1926 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Lieutenant Governor— Baker, Ray T...... 4,732 1,977 Coryell, H. H...... 3,973 Brennen, Wm. H...... 850 Rogers, Shober J...... 4,559 586 McCarran, Patrick A...... 2,755 Secretary of State— McIntosh, C. H...... 1,153 Brodigan, George ...... 3,783 Greathouse, William G...... 5,627 1,844

REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Lieutenant Governor— Oddie, Tasker L...... 8,512 4,610 Griswold, Morley...... 7,974 4,106 Roberts, Edwin E...... 3,902 Heidtman, H. C...... 3,868 Election Results 2 — 3 — x compensations. x — — — 4 ...... 8,194 W. eo. 481 Clark, Th Clark, Question No. 2 No. Question 3 No. Question District Court Judges Court District Question No. 1 No. Question Regents State University State Regents Brown, Geo. S...... 18,190 S. 9,996 Geo. Brown, HIGH VOTE 31,246 (U.S. SENATOR) (U.S. 31,246 VOTE HIGH — ...... 6,235 F. T. Moran, — ...... 5,963 No — ...... 18,131 12,779 Yes — — — — — ...... 802 R. Reynolds, W. 210

— 10: Dist. GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 1926 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — — — — 9: Dist. — ...... 1,445 T. W. Mathews, ...... 9,322 7: Dist. — 8: Dist. 1 — 6: Dist. ballot. the on vacancy ll the — ...... 2,933 L. H. Heward, Election Results Election Petitions Congress to call a constitutional convention concerning prohibition. concerning convention call a constitutional to Congress Petitions prohibition. constitutional to in opposition resolution Legislative Killed in an automobile accident near Elko, October 17, 1926, while campaigning. On account of of On account October 17, 1926, while campaigning. Elko, near accident automobile in an Killed fi to commissioners county of authority to Article 4, Sec. relates 20, tremendous expense to the counties to have the ballots reprinted, the Republican State Committee Committee State Republican the reprinted, ballots the have to counties the expense to tremendous fi to not agreed 4 1 2 3 ...... 14,113 21,523 Ben Coleman, Clerk W. Court Supreme (D) William Kennett, ...... 17,332 13,725 Yes ...... 5,352 No ...... 5,607 No Watt, George (R)...... 18,711 ...... 13,554 George Watt, 7,908 Yes 7,591 Supt. Public Instruction Justice Court Supreme ...... 14,166 W. W. Anderson, ...... 13,946 J. W. Hunting, 220 ...... 15,254 (R) Eva Hatton, Congress: to Petition 1,141 Resolution: Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator States United Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes Cunningham, I. (R) Clara ...... 1,763 O. L. Hawkins, ...... (D) Ray T. 13,273 Baker, ...... 543 (Ind) A. George Bice, ...... 17,430 L. (R) Oddie, Tasker Representative in Congress ...... 17,598 4,157 S. (R) Samuel Arentz, ...... 12,910 (D) M. J. Sullivan, Governor 1): Dist. 2 (Dept. 4,688 Dist. 1: G. A...... 1,660 Ballard, ...... (R) B. Fred Balzar, 16,374 ...... 19,166 ...... 14,521 2): Dist. 2 (Dept. G. (D) Scrugham,(R) J. 4: Lieutenant Governor Morley 8,223 Dist. 1,853 Griswold, ...... 5,116 A. Bartlett, Geo...... (D) Dist. 3: J. Shober Rogers, 10,943 State of Secretary 2,183 ...... G. (D) 17,613 W. Greathouse, ...... 592 Sr Peter, Breen, ...... (R) William Royle, 12,441 Treasurer State 5,172 ...... 1,630 Carville, E. P. Dist. 5: 185 ...... 1,994 T. Dunn, F...... (R) J. Andy Stinson, 21,142 Surveyor General ...... 10,803 L. (D) Chas. Deady, Amend Constitution: Inspector of Mines ...... 14,235 A. (D) Cole, Geo...... 14,713 E. C. (R) Peterson, Attorney General ...... (R) 13,932 F. B. Curler, 478 ...... M. A. (D) Diskin, 15,627 Supt. State Printing...... 683 F. W. Shelley, ...... 2,584 J. Clark Guild, 1,695 ...... 1,430 1,901 C. J. McFadden, ...... 1,496 H. W. Edwards, 66 ...... 17,934 (D) Ed. Malley, State Controller 8,612 ...... 976 E. J. Walsh, ...... (D) Joe Farnsworth, 16,533 ...... 12,666 R. (R) Mighels, Roy 3,867 ...... 2,467 E. Wm. Orr, 482 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 4, 1928 DEMOCRAT NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory State Treasurer— Supreme Court Justice— Allard, J. G...... 2,515 Guild, Clark J...... 6,022 3,086 Kenney, John ...... 3,113 598 Sanders, John Adams ...... 5,800 2,864 Walsh, J. Emmet ...... 2,936

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1928 HIGH VOTE 32,929 (U.S. SENATOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Presidential Electors1— State Treasurer— Agee, Horace A. (D) ...... 14,090 Kenney, John (D) ...... 12,842 Nungesser, Earl W. (D) ...... 14,054 Russell, George B. (R) ...... 18,920 6,078 Staley, Ray (D) ...... 14,036 Surveyor General— Getchell, Noble H. (R) ...... 18,327 Donovan, Wm. M. (D) ...... 12,725 Haight, Andrew L. (R) ...... 18,261 Lotz, Th omas A. (R) ...... 18,317 5,592 Moff at, W. H. (R) ...... 18,291 Supreme Court Justice— United States Senator— Guild, Clark J...... 15,182 Pittman, Key (D) ...... 19,515 6,101 Sanders, John A...... 16,382 1,200 Platt, Samuel (R) ...... 13,414 Regents State University— Representative in Congress— Wingfi eld, Geo...... 21,237 Arentz, Samuel S. (R) ...... 18,815 5,528 Horsey, Chas. Lee (D) ...... 13,287 1Average 4,233 more votes in favor of Republicans. Election Results 1 — — — 2 — — omas F...... 7,825 F. omas 483 Question No. 2 No. Question Inspector of Mines Judges Court District 1 No. Question Regents State University State Regents DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN HIGH VOTE 34,634 (GOVERNOR) VOTE HIGH 1. scal so start year as to July ...... 14,701 — — ...... 6,811 No — ...... 11,567 Yes — — ...... 5,210 B. H. Bulmer, — 2): (Dept. 2 Dist. — 8: Dist. GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 1930 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — — PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 2, 1930 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY — Constitution: Amend — 7: Dist. — 3: Dist. — ...... 1,865 Emmett J. 322 Walsh, — ...... 2,609 P. E. Carville, — ...... 3,419 J. Clark Guild, 1,376 omas A. (R) ...... 23,846 (R) A. omas ...... 14,179 Yes 7,368 Clark, Christine Watt (D) Christine Watt Clark, Election Results Election Article 9, Sec. 1, changed fi Article 9, Sec. 1, changed commission. rabies Establishing Ducker, Edward A...... 24,634 A. Edward Ducker, ...... 11,586 Clerk Court Supreme No 19 1 2 Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme Lotz, Th Lotz, ...... 20,122 W. Walter Anderson, 10,176 Supt. Public Instruction ...... 9,946 W. Howard Westervelt, Referendum: Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Representative in Congress Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes ...... 16,028 (D) Matt Murphy, ...... (R) J. Andy Stinson, 17,015 987 ...... 23,332 A. C. Olmsted, Margin of Margin of Treasurer— of Margin State Margin Candidates Governor— ...... 8,142 B. Fred Balzar, ...... 1,880 Cowles, R. H. 4,235 ...... 3,907 Roberts, E. Edwin R...... 2,822 Roy Mighels, Victory Candidates Votes ...... 10,150 B. George Russell, 7,328 Victory Votes Margin of Margin of Treasurer— of Margin State Margin Candidates Governor— ...... 4,435 A. Horace Agee, ...... 4,856 L. Charles Richards, 421 ...... 3,603 B. Ethel Mrs. McGuire, Victory Candidates Votes ...... 5,135 Devine, CarrieE. 1,532 Victory Votes ...... 14,799 Devine, Carrie E. (D) ...... (R) B. George Russell, 18,611 State Controller 3,812 ...... 1,543 D. Wm. Hatton, Dist. 5: Young, L. S...... 1,710 Lieutenant Governor ...... 8,322 S. Morley ...... 3,300 S. George Clack, Griswold, L. 5,022 Young, ...... 7,734 J. Andy Stinson, 2,524 ...... S. (R) Sam’l. Arentz, 18,279 ...... (D) J. Maurice Sullivan, 15,343 Governor 2,936 ...... (R) B. Fred Balzar, 18,442 ...... Dist. 1: C. L. (D) Richards, 16,192 Lieutenant Governor 2,250 ...... L. (D) Archie Cross, 13,560 G. A...... 2,043 Ballard, ...... 19,876 (R) 1): Dist. 2 (Dept. Morley Griswold, State of Secretary ...... 13,319 (R) Lyman 6,316 Fulton, Th Moran, ...... G. (D) ...... 5,050 20,077 W. Greathouse, F. B. Curler, Treasurer State ...... 4,742 A. . Bartlett, Geo. 6,758 308 Dist. 4: ...... 977 Edgar Eather, ...... 12,645 Robb (D) John Clark, ...... 19,880 C. (R) Ed. Peterson, Attorney General ...... 7,235 (D) Gray Mashburn, 18,608 ...... R. (R) Samuel Tippett, 14,738 ...... 1,679 L. O. Hawkins, Supt. State Printing 3,870 Dist. 6: ...... 1,857 H. W. Edwards, 199 1,658 ...... C. J. Surveyor General McFadden, ...... (D) Joe Farnsworth, 25,114 Inspector of Mines ...... 3,839 E. Wm. Orr, Hatton, Eva (R) ...... 17,705 (R) Eva 3,004 Hatton, 484 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 6, 1932 DEMOCRAT Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Scrugham, James G...... 7,333 3,253 Sullivan, Maurice J...... 4,080

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1932 HIGH VOTE 41,430 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Presidential Electors1— Representative in Congress— Clark, Ed. W. (D) ...... 28,756 Arentz, Samuel S. (R) ...... 16,133 Friedhoff , Frances (D) ...... 28,690 Scrugham, James G. (D) ...... 24,979 8,846 Hesson, A. W. (D) ...... 28,527 Supreme Court Justice— Castle, H. U. (R) ...... 12,622 Coleman, Benj. W...... 29,517 Moff at, W. H. (R) ...... 12,622 Regent State University— Rives, Allen (R) ...... 12,674 Da Costa, Dr. Albert R...... 14,516 United States Senator— Williams, Frank ...... 18,117 3,601 McCarran, Patrick A. (D)...... 21,398 1,692 Regent State University, Oddie, Tasker L. (R) ...... 19,706 Unexpired term— Ross, Silas E...... 27,211 1Average 16,018 more votes in favor of Democrats.

CONVENTION OF 1933 (See description on page 340.) PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 4, 1934 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Lieutenant Governor— Cooke, H. R...... 4,334 Alward, Fred S...... 8,994 3,917 Moore, Bob ...... 1,053 Jeff ers, Art E...... 3,440 Pittman, Key...... 13,474 9,140 Kunz, John F...... 5,077 Governor— Attorney General— Cooper, John A...... 2,028 Mashburn, Gray ...... 11,080 4,708 Grant, Archie C...... 1,849 Withers, T. L...... 6,372 Harmon, Harley A...... 5,574 Inspector of Mines— Kirman, Richard, Sr...... 6,058 484 Cowperthwaite, Ed. W...... 2,320 Richards, Charles L...... 1,531 Murphy, Matt ...... 10,354 5,740 Sullivan, Maurice J...... 1,632 Stoddard, Carl ...... 4,614

REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Lieutenant Governor— Frohlich, August C...... 2,806 Heidtman, H. C...... 5,226 Malone, Geo. W...... 5,907 3,101 Henderson, Albert Scott ...... 5,463 237 Souter, Clyde D...... 2,730 Election Results (continued) omas F...... 5,709 F. omas 3,544 485 NONPARTISAN 7: Dist. PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 4, 1934 4, ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY Election Results Election Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Justice— Court Supreme ...... 3,923 ...... 5,997 Albert D. Ayres, Homer...... 8,415 H. W. Edwards, Mooney, ...... 2,165 Harry ...... 3,338 L. James Errol 11,074 Taber, Dunseath, ...... 2,302 N. J. Barry, Victory Candidates Votes 5,077 1): Dist. 2 (Dept. Th Moran, 137 Judges— Court District Victory Votes Supt. Public Instruction— Public Supt...... 10,013 W. Walter Anderson, ...... 5,528 Edgar. F. Mineer, 3,507 ...... 6,506 Charles Priest, ...... 7,398 ...... 779 W. Chauncey P. Smith, George Annand, 892 ...... 807 M. Lockhart, J...... 1,083 C. J. McFadden, 28 304 486 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1934 HIGH VOTE 42,806 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Supreme Court Clerk— Malone, Geo. W. (R) ...... 14,273 Brodigan, George (D) ...... 23,451 6,471 Pittman, Key (D) ...... 27,581 13,308 Hatton, Eva (R) ...... 16,980 Reynolds, John P. (Ind) ...... 901 District Court Judges— Representative in Congress— Dist. 1: Russell, George B. (R) ...... 11,992 Guild, Clark J...... 5,106 Scrugham, J. G. (D) ...... 29,691 17,699 Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): Governor— Moran, Th omas F...... 8,627 5,060 Branson, L. C. (Ind) ...... 4,940 Barry, N. J...... 3,567 Griswold, Morley (R) ...... 14,778 Dist. 2 (Dept. 2): Kirman, Richard, Sr. (D) ...... 23,088 8,310 Curler, B. F...... 9,255 6,578 Lieutenant Governor— Dignan, J. W...... 2,677 Alward, Fred S. (D) ...... 26,426 11,932 Dist. 3: Henderson, A. S. (R) ...... 14,494 Eather, Edgar ...... 1,033 Secretary of State— Dist. 4: Greathouse, W. G. (D) ...... 28,077 15,015 Dysart, James ...... 2,870 Riordan, Francis A. (R) ...... 13,062 Dist. 5: State Treasurer— Pilkington, H...... 1,196 Arentz, Harriet K. (R) ...... 17,858 Walsh, J. Emmett ...... 2,282 1,086 Franks, Dan W. (D) ...... 23,232 5,374 Dist. 6: State Controller— Hawkins, L. O...... 1,883 Peterson, Ed. C. (R) ...... 18,844 Dist. 7: Schmidt, Henry C. (D) ...... 21,351 2,507 Lockhart, J. M...... 1,769 67 Attorney General— McFadden, C. J...... 1,702 Mashburn, Gray (D) ...... 28,552 16,202 Dist. 8: Whiteley, George A. (R) ...... 12,350 Orr, Wm. E...... 6,747 Supt. State Printing— Regents State University— Farnsworth, Joe (D) ...... 33,161 Ross, Silas E...... 30,020 Inspector of Mines— Question No. 1— Murphy, Matt (D) ...... 26,849 12,664 Amend Constitution:1 Stinson, Andy J. (R) ...... 14,185 Yes ...... 23,966 19,095 Surveyor General— No ...... 4,871 Lotz, Th omas A. (R) ...... 16,229 Question No. 2— Staley, Ray G. (D) ...... 23,163 6,934 Referendum:2 Supt. Public Instruction— Yes ...... 20,227 13,229 Anderson, Walter W...... 17,286 No ...... 6,998 Smith, Chauncey W...... 22,285 4,999 Question No. 3— State Board of Education Initiative:3 Dist. 2: Yes ...... 19,159 10,319 Kinnear, J. C...... 2,602 No ...... 8,840 Dist. 4: Fletcher, F. N...... 12,636 Supreme Court Justice— Edwards, H. W...... 18,096 Taber, E. J. L...... 21,391 3,295 1Article 9, Sec. 3, authorizing State to enter contracts on public works. 2Fish and game law. 3Bounties on predatory animals.

SEPTEMBER 1, 1936

Th ere were no primary contests on the State tickets of 1936. However, Clark, Elko, Humboldt, Lincoln, Lyon, Mineral, and Pershing Counties had Democratic primaries for members of the Assembly, while Churchill and Washoe Counties had opposition in both parties for the same offi ce. Election Results rmity, rmity, Statutes of 2 3 4 — — — — , which read as follows: , which read 5 487 Question No. 2 No. Question Question No. 3 No. Question Question No. 4 No. Question Question No. 1 No. Question Yes ...... 14,131 Yes ...... 567No ...... 13,564 for Majority SPECIAL ELECTION OF 1937 OF ELECTION SPECIAL was: e vote — ...... 16,460 No 3,940 ...... 31,925 Constitution: Amend ) ...... 31,879 ) ...... 9,602 Yes — — ...... 10,332 No HIGH VOTE 43,848 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) 43,848 (PRESIDENTIAL VOTE HIGH Constitution of the State of Nevada of State the of Constitution — Initiative: — — 1 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1936 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER e respective counties of the State shall provide, as may be as may provide, shall the State of counties e respective , page 129, regarding old-age assistance, and to participate in federal in federal participate to and assistance, old-age 129, regarding , page (D J. eresa or misfortunes, may have claim upon the sympathy and aid of society. of aid and the sympathy upon claim have may misfortunes, or SEC. 3. Th SEC. infi or age of reason by who, those inhabitants for law, prescribed by Epperson, Julian O. (D) O. Julian Epperson, Th McGovern, e repeal of this section was necessary to enforce Chapter 67, this section Chapter e repeal of was necessary enforce to Election Results Election Old-Age Pension Act. Pension Old-Age Average 20,021 more votes in favor of Democrats. of in favor votes more 20,021 Average Article 5, Sec. Pardons. the Board of 14, personnel of Article 1, Sec. jury. 3, trial by the dollar. on 5 cents to tax Article rate total 10, Sec. 2, limiting Add ...... 31,892 L. (D) Ira Winters, ...... Mary C. (R) Franzman, 11,923 ...... 19,212 No 9,610 ...... 11,891 (R) Morley Griswold, Amend Constitution: old-age legislation. Th legislation. old-age Th Nevada 1937 A special election was held March 17, 1937, for the purpose of repealing Article 13, Article 13, the purpose repealing of 17, 1937, for A special was held March election Section the 3, of 1 2 3 4 5 term: Dist. 5, unexpired ...... 2,841 D. William Hatton, ...... 844 L. Fred Wood, University State Regents 1,997 ...... 24,447 No 15,195 ...... 9,252 Yes Harry H. (Ind)...... 6,444 Austin, ...... 25,575 G. (D) Scrugham, J. Justice Court Supreme 13,790 ...... 18,764 Yes 8,432 ...... 30,344 S. George Brown, ...... (R) 11,818 Art W. Ham, Representative in Congress ...... 12,520 Yes ...... 31,598 A. Edward Ducker, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Electors Presidential Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes ...... 11,785 C. (R) Ed. Peterson, Judges Court District Amend Constitution:

488 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 6, 1938 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— State Controller— Hilliard, Albert ...... 5,329 Schmidt, Henry C...... 13,506 5,630 McCarran, Patrick A...... 17,921 12,592 Starr, Charles A...... 7,876 Worden, John E...... 857 Inspector of Mines— Governor— Annett, Norman T...... 4,320 Carville, Edward P...... 12,279 2,721 Basso, Chas. E. (Charlie) ...... 3,489 Harmon, Harley A...... 9,558 Fredericks, T. F. (Tony) ...... 5,979 Richards, Charles L...... 2,428 Murphy, Matt ...... 9,074 3,095 Lieutenant Governor— Surveyor General— Dixon, Th omas E...... 4,777 Baker, C. D...... 6,198 Hunter, John J...... 4,909 Gregory, L. K...... 2,926 Sullivan, Maurice J...... 10,592 5,683 McLeod, E. Wayne (Red) ...... 8,701 2,503 Upman, Frank, Jr...... 2,419 Staley, Ray G...... 4,649 Secretary of State— Supreme Court Clerk— Horan, C. E...... 5,371 Banigan, Calvin (Kelly) ...... 10,225 McDermott, Joseph ...... 4,097 Brodigan, (Mrs. George) McEachin, Malcolm (Mac) .... 12,674 7,303 Margaret L...... 11,891 1,666

REPUBLICAN Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Governor— Durkee, Sam C...... 3,841 Fulton, John A...... 4,854 1,013

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Regent State University— District Court Judges— Davison, Frank ...... 9,364 Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): Wardin, Anna H...... 12,392 3,028 Bartlett, George A...... 1,435 Wingfi eld, Geo...... 10,996 1,632 Cantwell, Charles A...... 1,332 McKnight, William ...... 4,402 2,967 Pike, Miles, N. (Jack) ...... 3,357 1,922 Ryan, Th omas F...... 889 Election Results 1 — — — — — — 2 eld, Geo...... 17,195 Geo. eld, 489 Supreme Court Clerk Court Supreme University State Regent Wingfi 1 No. Question District Court Judges Court District 2 No. Question Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme

HIGH VOTE 46,114 (U.S. SENATOR) (U.S. 46,114 VOTE HIGH — I. Margaret Brodigan, ...... 30,156 14,871 (Mrs. George) (D) ...... 25,831 (D) ...... 30,156 George) 7,736 14,871 (Mrs. ) ...... 27,406) 8,328 ...... 31,281 Ben Coleman, W. — ...... 19,392 No 5,909 ) ...... 20,043 ) ...... 7,303 Wm. McKnight, 606 ) ...... 25,034) 4,991 ...... 6,697 N. (Jack) Miles Pike, — — — — — 1): (Dept. Dist. 2

— 8: Dist. GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1938 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — — — 7: Dist. — 2): (Dept. 2 Dist. — ...... 2,954 D. W. Hatton, — 4: Dist. — — ...... 14,060 A. (R) omas Amend Constitution: McNamee, Frank, Jr. (R Jr. Frank, McNamee, (D J. Maurice Sullivan, McCarran, Patrick A. (D Patrick McCarran, G. (D) Scrugham, James Election Results Election Bounties on predatory animals. predatory on Bounties Article 11, Secs. 2 and 6, to provide special funds for schools and University of Nevada, and to to and Nevada, of University schools and special funds for Article 11, Secs. provide 6, to 2 and improve educational opportunity. educational improve Malcolm (Mac) (D) ...... 28,640 3: State of Secretary (D) 13,283 Dist. (Mac) McEachin, Malcolm ...... 15,357 H. (R) B. Yeakey, Treasurer State ...... 1,067 Edgar Eather, ...... 10,447 F. B. Curler, G. (D)...... W. 18,344 Ducker, ...... 23,719 (D) W. Dan Franks, State Controller 5,375 Dist. 5: ...... 2,712 Dysart, James Representative in Congress ...... Henry Schmidt, C. (D) 26,667 ...... (R) J. Andy Stinson, 17,219 Attorney General 9,448 ...... (D) Gray Mashburn, 26,296 ...... 18,146 (R) V. Lloyd Smith, Dist. 6: Supt. State Printing 8,150 ...... 2,460 M. Lockhart, James ...... 1,801 L. O. Hawkins, ...... (R) Charles Huber, 20,440 ...... 23,737 (D) Matt Murphy, 715 ...... 1,745 C. J. McFadden, General— Surveyor Th Lotz, 3,297 ...... 26,768 Anna H. Wardin, 9,573 ...... (D) Joe Farnsworth, 33,055 Inspector of Mines ...... 6,407 E. Wm. Orr, ...... 19,078 L. (R) Oddie, Tasker 2 1 ...... 18,036 W. Lenard Sledge, Education of Board State ...... 13,483 Yes ...... 28,528 (D) Carville, E. P...... 17,586 A. (R) John Fulton, 10,942 Lieutenant Governor Dist. 1: ...... 5,470 J. Clark Guild, McLeod, ...... 26,357 ...... (Red) (D) 29,276 E. W. Supt. Public Instruction Mildred Bray, 8,321 Initiative: 15,216 ...... 15,741 2: No Dist...... 2,272 4: C. J. Kinnear, Dist...... N. F. 13,040 Fletcher, ...... 16,346 Yes 605 H. E. (R)...... Stewart, 15,285 Governor ...... 18,095 (R) Oline C. Stewart, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator States United Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes 490 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 3, 1940 REPUBLICAN Margin of Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Atkinson, Harry H...... 3,304 Platt, Samuel ...... 3,970 666 Pugh, Clarence R...... 1,504 Souter, Clyde D...... 1,099

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 1940 HIGH VOTE 53,174 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Presidential Electors1— District Court Judges— Ruddell, Ruth C. (D) ...... 31,945 Dist. 7, unexpired term: Springer, C. W. (D) ...... 31,945 Annand, Geo. P...... 2,504 Wallace, Joseph A. (D) ...... 31,945 Watson, H. M...... 2,563 59 Bradshaw, Mark (R) ...... 21,229 Dist. 8, unexpired term: Chapin, N. H. (R) ...... 21,229 Foley, Roger ...... 4,544 Lunsford, Edward F. (R) ...... 21,229 Marshall, Geo. E...... 4,571 27 United States Senator— Question No. 1— Pittman, Key (D) ...... 31,351 10,863 Amend Constitution:2 Platt, Samuel (R) ...... 20,488 Yes ...... 28,679 21,848 Representative in Congress— No ...... 6,831 Lattin, Ralph W. (R) ...... 18,032 Question No. 2— Scrugham, James G. (D) ...... 32,714 14,682 Amend Constitution:3 Supreme Court Justice, Yes ...... 24,026 18,144 Unexpired term— No ...... 5,882 Orr, Wm. E...... 31,857 Question No. 3— Supreme Court Justice, Amend Constitution:4 Regular term— Yes ...... 22,424 13,741 Taber, E. J. L...... 31,459 No ...... 8,683 Regent State University— Olmsted, A. C...... 31,632 1Presidential electors, under Chapter 171, Statutes of Nevada 1939, page 252, were elected under the following wording of the enactment: ‘‘To vote for all of the electors of a party stamp a cross (X) in the square opposite the names of the Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates of that party. A cross (X) stamped in the square opposite the name of a party and its Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates is a vote for all of electors of that party, but for no other candidate.’’ Average 10,716 more votes in favor of Democrats. 2Add Article 9, Sec. 5, pledges all motor fuel taxes and motor licenses and fees to highway purposes. 3Article 5, Sec. 4, earlier offi cial canvass of State election returns. 4Add Article 4, Sec. 36, prohibits abolishment of counties without approval of voters in counties aff ected. Election Results — — 491 ruston, Julian ...... 2,689 Julian ruston, Attorney General Supt. State Printing — DEMOCRAT NONPARTISAN — ...... 1,914 Paul Ralli, Margin of Margin Victory Votes Candidates Judges Court District Cohn, Felice ...... 1,555 Felice Cohn, ...... 4,156 F. B. Curler, ...... 4,854 A. J. Maestretti, 2,601 2,391 — ...... 1,143 W. S. Conwell, PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 1, 1942 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY — ...... 11,354 2,895 H. Alan Bible, Election Results Election ...... 8,708 A. (Jack) J. McCarthy, Bethel Smith, ...... 3,938 N. (Ben) 2,733 ...... 5,975 H. Claude Smith, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator, States United term Unexpired ...... Berkeley L. Bunker, 10,315 ...... G. Scrugham, James 11,467 Representative in Congress 1,152 Victory Candidates Votes ...... 11,293 Vail Pittman, ...... 1,535 George Parker, 8,604 Governor— Lieutenant Victory Votes ...... 7,683 C. Archie Grant, ...... 3,181 G. Harriett Spann, ...... 9,832 J. Maurice Sullivan, Governor ...... 13,494 2,149 P. Carville, Edward ...... 7,964 H. Roland Wiley, ...... 2,151 E. J. Sweatt, 5,530 Th ...... 8,459 T. W. Mathews, 492 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1942 HIGH VOTE 40,669 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator, Supreme Court Justice— Unexpired term— Ducker, E. A...... 27,312 Creel, Cecil W. (R) ...... 16,735 Supreme Court Clerk— Scrugham, J. G. (D) ...... 23,805 7,070 Brodigan, M. I. (D) ...... 28,082 Representative in Congress— District Court Judges— Brooks, Ernest (R) ...... 18,289 Dist. 1: Sullivan, Maurice J. (D) ...... 21,100 2,811 Guild, Clark J...... 4,280 Governor— Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): Carville, E. P. (D) ...... 24,505 8,341 McKnight, Wm...... 8,786 Tallman, A. V. (R) ...... 16,164 Dist. 2 (Dept. 2): Lieutenant Governor— Maestretti, A. J...... 6,265 406 Bradshaw, Mark (R) ...... 13,030 Curler, B. F...... 5,859 Pittman, Vail (D ...... 26,682 13,652 Dist. 3: Secretary of State— Brown, H. E...... 518 McEachin, M. (D) ...... 26,294 14,558 Eather, Edgar ...... 809 291 Werner, Hyman (R) ...... 11,736 Dist. 4: State Treasurer— Dysart, Jas...... 2,151 Franks, Dan W. (D) ...... 28,201 Dist. 5: State Controller— Hatton, W. D...... 2,417 Koontz, John (D) ...... 17,311 Dist. 6: Schmidt, H. C. (D) ...... 18,130 819 Salter, T. J. D...... 1,905 Attorney General— Dist. 7: Bible, Alan H. (D) ...... 23,139 7,298 Annand, Geo. P...... 1,891 Ross, John R. (R) ...... 15,841 Watson, H. M...... 1,913 22 Supt. State Printing— Dist. 8: Groth, Lester O. (Jack) (R) .....15,235 Foley, Roger ...... 3,250 McCarthy, J. A. (D) ...... 21,516 6,281 Marshall, Geo. E...... 4,122 872 Inspector of Mines— Regent State University— Murphy, Matt (D) ...... 28,260 Sirkegian, Paul J...... 25,243 Surveyor General— Question No. 1— Johnson, C. Q. (D)...... 13,634 Amend Constitution:1 McLeod, Wayne (D) ...... 21,230 7,596 Yes ...... 20,066 13,944 Supt. Public Instruction— No ...... 6,122 Bray, Mildred N...... 21,225 4,601 Sawle, W. S...... 16,624 1Article 10, Sec. 1, exempting certain intangible assets from taxation, and prohibiting inheritance and income taxes. Election Results 2 — — — — 3 493 Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme University State Regent Question No. 1 No. Question Question No. 2 No. Question REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN — ...... 19,078 Yes 2,505 — ...... 5,125 W. George Malone, 2,406

1 HIGH VOTE 54,234 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) 54,234 (PRESIDENTIAL VOTE HIGH — ...... 6,730 No — GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 1944 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 5, 1944 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY DEMOCRAT Election Results Election Old-Age Pension Act. Pension Old-Age Average 5,012 more votes in favor of Democrats. of in favor votes 5,012 more Average Legislature. to appointments concerning Article 4, Sec. 12, procedure (D)...... Richard Kirman, 29,623 ...... A. (D) Arthur Phillips, 29,623 ...... 34,889 E. Wm. Orr, ...... H. (D) Mrs. Sawyer, 29,623 ...... 24,611 (R) Sr. N., Crumley, ...... 24,611 A. L. (R) Riddle, ...... 33,320 E. Silas Ross, Amend Constitution: Bell, Rex (R) ...... 19,096 A. (D)...... Patrick McCarran, (R) 30,595 Rex Bell, 8,779 ...... 16,573 L. (D)...... B. Bunker, No 32,648 Initiative: 13,552 Representative in Congress 1 2 3 ...... 24,611 (R) Ross, M. (Burns) Senator States United ...... 21,816 (R) W. George Malone, ...... 25,266 Yes 18,536 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Electors Presidential Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator— States United ...... 11,152 A. Patrick McCarran, ...... 9,911 Vail Pittman, Representative in Congress 1,241 Kendrick...... 1,029 Johnson, Victory Candidates Votes ...... 2,719 (Ken) F. Kenneth Johnson, Senator— States United Victory Votes ...... Berkeley L. Bunker, 12,184 ...... 8,530 J. Maurice Sullivan, 3,654 494 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 3, 1946 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— United States Senator— Bunker, Berkeley L...... 13,354 2,528 Caughman, James A...... 366 Carville, Edward P...... 10,826 Johnson, Kendrick (Ken) ...... 1,050 Representative in Congress— Malone, George W...... 5,642 1,852 Gummow, Clyde ...... 2,617 Marshall, George E...... 3,790 McEachin, Malcolm (Mac) .... 11,254 2,362 Representative in Congress— Ogilvie, George F...... 8,892 Harrison, Bruce ...... 2,761 Governor— Russell, Charles H...... 7,293 4,532 Conwell, Simon W...... 3,989 Governor— Pittman, Vail ...... 19,495 15,506 Jepson, Melvin E...... 5,347 185 Lieutenant Governor— Tallman, Aaron V...... 5,162 Burke, Peter A. (Al) ...... 8,048 Jones, Cliff A...... 14,549 6,501 State Controller— Donovan, Jerome (Jerry) P. ... 13,664 5,290 Schmidt, Henry C...... 8,374 Inspector of Mines— Hammond, Wm. (Bill), Sr...... 7,731 Murphy, Matt ...... 14,584 6,853

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 1946 HIGH VOTE 50,354 (U.S. SENATOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Supreme Court Justice, Bunker, B. L. (D)...... 22,553 Unexpired term— Malone, George W. (R) ...... 27,801 5,248 Eather, Edgar ...... 29,760 Representative in Congress— Supreme Court Clerk— McEachin, Malcom (Mac) (D) .. 20,187 Brodigan, M. I. (D) ...... 19,979 Russell, Charles H. (R) ...... 28,859 8,672 Turner, Ned A. (D) ...... 23,781 3,802 Governor— District Court Judges— Jepson, Melvin E. (R) ...... 21,247 Dist. 1: Pittman, Vail (D) ...... 28,655 7,408 Guild, Clark J...... 4,694 Lieutenant Governor— Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): Brooks, Ernest (R) ...... 22,602 McKnight, Wm ...... 8,458 Jones, Cliff ord A. (D) ...... 26,540 3,938 Dist. 2 (Dept. 2): Secretary of State— Maestretti, A. J...... 8,374 Koontz, John (D) ...... 30,769 Dist. 3: State Controller— Reynolds, W. R...... 838 Carlson, C. A., Jr. (R) ...... 22,965 Dist. 4: Donovan, Jerome (Jerry) P. (D) ...24,306 1,341 Badt, Milton B...... 2,379 State Treasurer— Dist. 5: Franks, Dan W. (D) ...... 25,888 4,462 Hatton, W. D...... 2,751 Gulling, L. A. (R) ...... 21,426 Dist. 6: Attorney General— Brown, M. H...... 1,691 Bible, Alan H. (D) ...... 32,644 Dist. 7: Supt. State Printing— Watson, H. M...... 3,890 McCarthy, J. A. (D) ...... 30,683 Dist. 8 (Dept. 1): Inspector of Mines— McNamee, Frank ...... 8,535 Moyes, Orville W. (R) ...... 21,433 Dist. 8 (Dept. 2): Murphy, Matt (D) ...... 25,468 4,035 Henderson, A. S...... 8,150 Surveyor General— Regent State University— Cobb, Will (D) ...... 18,216 Cahlan, John F...... 23,281 3,073 McLeod, Wayne (D) ...... 24,876 6,660 Hilliard, Albert ...... 20,208 4,093 Supt. Public Instruction— Recanzone, E. B...... 16,115 Bray, Mildred N...... 27,552 8,671 Sirkegian, Paul J...... 16,042 Sawle, W. S...... 18,881 Question No. 1— Supreme Court Justice, Full term— Amend Constitution:1 Taber, E. J. L...... 31,069 Yes ...... 21,938 16,052 Supreme Court Justice, No ...... 5,886 Unexpired term— Horsey, Chas. Lee ...... 21,795 1,035 Mathews, W. T...... 20,760 1Article 15, Sec. 11, gives chartered municipalities control over terms of offi cers and employees. Election Results 1 — , , , — — — 495 6-year term 6-year term Unexpired Unexpired term Unexpired Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme Judges Court District University State Regent NONPARTISAN NONPARTISAN —

1 HIGH VOTE 62,117 (PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS) 62,117 (PRESIDENTIAL VOTE HIGH — — ...... 27,316 4,588 E. Silas Ross, ...... 22,291 George Lohse, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 1948 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 7 1948 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY DEMOCRAT Election Results Election Average 1,934 more votes in favor of Democrats. of in favor votes 1,934 more Average No statewide Republican contest. Republican statewide No ...... (D) J. J. Cleary, 31,291 ...... 1,469 (Pr) M. D. Inskeep, Unexpired term Unexpired ...... E. Arthur Bernard, 29,853 ...... (D) L. O. Hawkins, 31,291 ...... 31,291 (D) C. James Riordan, ...... 1,469 (Pr) Owens, E. P. C. (Pr)...... 1,469 Donald Smart, ...... (R) Dodge, Carl F. 29,357 ...... 28,170 Edgar Eather, ...... (R) K. F. 29,357 Mrs. Johnson, ...... Leo A. (R) McNamee, 29,357 Representative in Congress ...... 27,872 B. Milton Badt, S. (D)...... Baring, Walter 29,733 ...... 28,972 H. (R) Charles Russell, Mines, of Inspector Dist. 4: 761 ...... 2,653 H. Taylor Wines, ...... 22,728 W. Walter Anderson, ...... 24,845 S., Jr. Samuel Arentz, 2,117 1 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Electors Presidential Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes 1 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 14,398 W. Baring, Walter ...... 5,649 W. Simon Conwell, 8,749 ...... 9,483 W. Walter Anderson, 2,005 Victory Candidates Votes ...... 10,800 S., Jr. Samuel Arentz, University— State Regent 3,322 Victory Votes ...... 4,724 M. Gladys ...... 8,796 Crosby, George Lohse, 1,318 ...... 7,478 B. Florence Mrs. Bovett, ...... 5,746 E. (Ted) T. Brown, ...... 11,436 E. Ross, Silas 3,958 496 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 5, 1950 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Secretary of State— Franklin, George E., Jr...... 8,461 Clark, James J...... 11,277 McCarran, Patrick A. (Pat) .... 23,102 14,641 Koontz, John ...... 17,879 6,602 Governor— State Controller— Conwell, Simon W...... 954 Capelle, Curtis ...... 9,199 Malone, Clem ...... 3,340 Donovan, Jerome P. (Jerry) ...18,846 9,647 Pipkin, Charles Wilton ...... 397 Attorney General— Pittman, Vail...... 17,963 9,358 Bonner, John W...... 12,199 Wiley, Roland H...... 8,605 Mathews, W. T...... 16,333 4,134 Lieutenant Governor— Inspector of Mines— Dickerson, Harvey ...... 4,402 Bernard, Arthur E...... 9,217 Hammel, Paul A...... 3,156 Gallagher, Mervin J...... 10,620 1,403 Jones, Cliff ...... 11,543 3,187 Hammond, Wm. (Bill) ...... 8,369 McLeod, Wayne (Red) ...... 8,356 Surveyor General— Nores, E. L...... 1,116 Ferrari, Louis D...... 14,779 2,040 Whittlesea, V. F. (Vic) ...... 2,340 Hillygus, Grover ...... 12,739

REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Governor— Ebert, Lawrence A...... 1,112 Bender, Ed ...... 2,234 Johnson, Kendrick...... 6,353 Horlacher, Fred C...... 3,485 Marshall, George E...... 6,898 545 Morgali, Ralph ...... 346 Th omle, Magnus G...... 624 Richards, Walter J...... 1,061 Representative in Congress— Russell, Charles H...... 8,453 4,968 Davis, Wesley Lincoln (Wes), Jr. ..2,541 Krug, Dr. Foster H...... 3,456 MacKenzie, A. E. (Burr) ...... 7,080 3,624 Woodruff , Owen...... 1,340

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory District Court Judges— District Court Judges— Dist. 2 (Dept. 3): (continued) Cohn, Felice ...... 4,331 1,816 Dist. 8 (Dept. 2): Edwards, H. W...... 2,515 Cornwall, C. Norman ...... 3,109 Scanlon, Martin J...... 1,186 Henderson, A. S...... 5,532 2,423 Tabor, Harold, O...... 7,105 4,590 Ruymann, William G. (Bill) ...1,299 Taylor, Ryland G...... 3,537 428 Election Results x ce, during the during ce, — x by law the number of of the number law x by 1 2 3 — subsequent each er the taking of — — — 497 offi a judicial than ce other er the year 1950, to fi 1950, to er the year Question No. 1 No. Question Question No. 2 No. Question 3 No. Question Regent State University State Regent District Court Judges (continued) Judges Court District x conditions of and grant probation to, and fi and to, probation grant and of x conditions HIGH VOTE 61,773 (GOVERNOR) 61,773 VOTE HIGH ...28,485 3): (Dept. 2 Dist. ...35,829 9,896 McKnight, Wm...... 6,684 ...35,829 Wm. 9,896 McKnight, — 2): (Dept. 2 Dist. ) ...... 33,646) 10,132 ...... 31,086 H. Newton Crumley, 4,605 — — — ...... 7,573 No been appointed. elected or which he has theretofore ce to — — — ...... 32,15022,819 Yes — — — ...... 729 W. D. Priest, g— ...... 7,260 G. Ryland Taylor, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 1950 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — ...... 20,400 F. John Cahlan, — ...... 8,998 Frank 2,554 McNamee, — 5: Dist. l— ...... 17,334 Albert Hilliard, — ...... 3,759 M. Harry Watson, — ...... 1,950 H. Merwyn Brown, (D) ...... 31,356 (D) 4: 1,785 Dist. — ...... 7,744 Felice Cohen, omas, Ralph (R) ...... 24,179 (R) Ralph omas, 6: Dist. Gallagher, Mervin J. (D Mervin J. Gallagher, McCarran, Patrick (Pat) A. (D) (Pat) Patrick McCarran, (R) A. E. (Burr) MacKenzie, Election Results Election Article 5, Sec. 14, empowering the Legislature to enact laws conferring upon District the courts upon conferring enact to laws the Legislature Article 5, Sec. 14, empowering Article 6, Sec. 11, preventing any Supreme Court justice or District judge elected or appointed from from appointed elected District or Court or judge justice Supreme any Article 6, Sec. 11, preventing aft the Legislature, of duty Article the 4, Sec. mandatory it 5, making the term of sentences of persons convicted of crime. of convicted persons of sentences the term of ...... (R) M. W. 23,514 Johnstone, Surveyor Genera ...... (D) D. Louis Ferrari, 31,637 ...... S. G. (R) Houghton, 26,128 Supt. Public Instruction 5,509 ...... 26,481 ...... 33,378 E. Louis A. Roy Dr. Lombardi, Hardy, 2,693 2,292 ...... 23,788 E. Walter MecKenzie, Bray, Mildred ...... 27,852 Mildred Bray, Constitution: Amend decennial census of the United States from and aft and from States the United of decennial census jurisdiction to suspend execution of sentences, fi sentences, of suspend to jurisdiction execution becoming a candidate for or elected or appointed to any offi any to appointed elected or or for a candidate becoming Assemblymen and apportion them to the several counties according to the population thereof. the population to according the several them to counties apportion and Assemblymen term of the judicial offi the judicial of term 3 1 2 ...... Chas. Lee Horsey, 27,155 ...... A. Ned 35,881 Turner, Judges Court District ...... 5,576 J. Clark Guild, ...... 9,331 No ...... 24,846 Yes 9,116 ...... 15,730 No ...... Glenn A. Duncan, 29,917 Justice Court Supreme 2,065 Clerk Court Supreme ...... 33,500 Yes 25,927 ...... 29,399 M. Charles Merrill, 2,244 1: Dist. Amend Constitution: Constitution: Amend (R)...... Leo Schmitt, F. 29,571 State of Secretary ...... 2,567 H. Taylor Wines, Governor ...... (D) 26,164 Vail Pittman, ...... 35,609 H. (R) Charles Russell, Lieutenant Governor Cliff Jones, 9,445 Dist. 3: ...... 11,666 O. Harold Taber, ...... 35,267 (D) John Koontz, Th 3,922 Treasurer State 11,088 ...... 2,456 D. William Hatton, ...... 36,927 (D) W. Dan Franks, State Controller Dist. 7: ...... 26,623 (Jerry) (D) P. J. Donovan, (R)...... Peter Merialdo, 32,643 Attorney General ...... (D) T. 32,601 W. Mathews, 6,020 ...... A. (R) Royal Stewart, 26,193 ...... 6,444 Printin G. Cope, John State Supt. 6,408 1): Dist. 8 (Dept. 2): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 7,860 A. S. Henderson, 600 ...... A. (D) J. 35,883 McCarthy, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator States United Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes ...... 25,933 E. (R) George Marshall, 1): Dist. 2 (Dept. Inspector of Mines Representative in Congress S. (D)...... Walter Baring, 31,843 3,358 ...... 6,618 A. J. Maestretti, 498 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— United States Senator— Bible, Alan ...... 15,439 Ebert, Lawrence A...... 4,288 Mechling, Th omas B...... 15,914 475 Malone, George W...... 16,672 12,384 Representative in Congress— Representative in Congress— Baring, Walter S...... 25,085 19,823 Arentz, Sam S...... 9,007 Conwell, Simon W...... 5,262 Tanner, Silas O...... 491 Woodruff , Wilford ...... 1,412 Young, Clarence Clift on ...... 9,958 951

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 1952 HIGH VOTE 82,190 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory President, Vice President1— District Court Judges— Eisenhower, Dwight D., Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): Nixon, R. M. (R) ...... 50,502 18,814 Belford, John S...... 18,049 9,714 Stevenson, Adlai E., Cohn, Felice ...... 8,335 Sparkman, J. J. (D) ...... 31,688 Regent State University— United States Senator— Gianella, Vincent P...... 28,642 Malone, G. W. (R) ...... 41,906 2,722 Grant, Archie C...... 38,403 6,997 Mechling, T. B. (D) ...... 39,184 Kinnear, John C., Jr...... 31,406 Representative in Congress— Ross, Silas E ...... 35,294 3,888 Baring, Walter S. (D)...... 39,912 Question No. 1— Young, Clift on (R) ...... 40,683 771 Initiative:2 Supreme Court Justice— Yes ...... 38,823 1,034 Badt, Milton B...... 55,561 No ...... 37,789 1PresidentiaI electors eliminated from direct election by the voter by Chapters 14 and 38, Statutes of Nevada 1949. 2Right-to-Work Law. Election Results — — 499 State Controller Attorney General DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin Victory Votes Candidates ...... 12,383 Lieutenant...... 1,500 Rex Governor— 4,769 Bell, George Hawes, ...... 7,614 R. (Tank) Francis Smith, PRIMARY ELECTION—JUNE 1, 1954 1, ELECTION—JUNE PRIMARY ...... 9,270 B. omas ...... 16,215 L. Herbert Covington, 1,407 — ...... 3,884 M. (Jack) J. Higgins, ...... Bruce R. ompson, 24,846 13,942 Election Results Election Ulph, Owen ...... 3,293 Owen Ulph, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates University— State Regent Weld...... Arnold, 12,307 ...... 12,577 E. William Buck, ...... (Dune) Duncan Dorsey, 10,325 1,403 ...... Germain, R. R. 1,673 (Ray) 15,414 ...... 22,759 A. Roy Hardy, 3): ...... 5,285 Dist. 2 (Dept...... 6,884 W. D. Priest, ...... E. Stanley Louis Dr. Lombardi, 29,158 Victory Candidates Votes 4,510 11,855 Lowe, ...... 2,304 Ross ...... 4,332 Schindler, 18,254 V. Lloyd Smith, ...... 10,904 L. Joseph Sheeketski, 953 ...... 8,287 Th W. Gordon Rice, Judges— Court District 3,955 Victory Votes Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 27,780 S. Baring, Walter ...... 8,150 Clair Eugenia Smith, Governor 19,630 ...... 9,874 Squire John Drendel, Victory Candidates Votes ...... 8,265 (Jack) S. John Halley, Governor— Lieutenant Victory Votes ...... 631 W. Simon Conwell, ...... 2,717 ...... 9,660 Merrill C. Archie Grant, Inch, Th Mechling, ...... Vail Pittman, 14,427 ...... 11,117 G. James Ryan, 4,767 ...... 2,129 P. George Smilanick, 1,243 ...... 14,808 Bruce E. Dalton, ...... 14,223 J. Wm...... 19,587 Crowell, Harvey Dickerson, 5,364 500 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 1954 HIGH VOTE 78,462 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— District Court Judges (continued)— Bible, Alan (D) ...... 45,043 12,573 Dist. 3: Brown, Ernest S. (R) ...... 32,470 Mann, Kenneth L...... 720 Representative in Congress— Sexton, John F...... 824 104 Baring, Walter S. (D)...... 35,318 Dist. 4: Young, Clift on (R) ...... 42,321 7,003 Wines, Taylor H...... 2,682 1,172 Governor— Wright, George F...... 1,510 Pittman, Vail (D) ...... 36,797 Dist. 5: Russell, Charles H. (R) ...... 41,665 4,868 Hatton, William D...... 3,295 Lieutenant Governor— Dist. 6: Bell, Rex (R) ...... 46,715 15,273 Brown, Merwyn H...... 2,026 Ryan, James G. (D) ...... 31,442 Dist. 7: Secretary of State— Collins, Jon R...... 2,434 Koontz, John (D) ...... 48,349 21,775 Watson, Harry M...... 3,323 889 Naismith, Walter B. (R) ...... 26,574 Dist. 8 (Dept. 1): State Treasurer— McNamee, Frank...... 17,382 Franks, Dan W. (D) ...... 52,566 Dist. 8 (Dept. 2): State Controller— Henderson, A. S...... 16,647 Covington, H. L. (D) ...... 33,565 Dist. 8 (Dept. 3): Merialdo, Peter (R)...... 40,337 6,772 Taylor, Ryland G...... 16,250 Attorney General— Regent State University— Dickerson, Harvey (D) ...... 42,872 10,691 Arnold, Weld ...... 20,685 Murphy, Dale (R) ...... 32,181 Buck, William E...... 20,193 Supt. State Printing— Germain, R. R...... 29,215 Davis, W. L., Jr. (R) ...... 29,651 Hardy, Roy A...... 33,314 4,099 McCarthy, J. A. (D) ...... 41,088 11,437 Lombardi, Dr. Louis E...... 42,138 12,923 Inspector of Mines— Th ompson, Bruce R...... 37,653 8,438 Gallagher, Mervin J. (D)...... 51,181 Question No. 1— Surveyor General— ...... Initiative Petition:1 Ferrari, Louis D. (D) ...... 49,427 Yes ...... 36,434 Supt. Public Instruction— No ...... 38,480 2,046 Duncan, Glenn A. (D) ...... 46,077 28,046 Question No. 2— Victor, V. F. (R) ...... 18,031 Amend Constitution:2 Supreme Court Justice— Yes ...... 35,128 15,005 Eather, Edgar ...... 49,798 No ...... 20,123 Supreme Court Clerk— Question No. 3— Couch, Ellen (R) ...... 30,990 Amend Constitution:3 Turner, Ned A. (D) ...... 42,223 11,233 Yes ...... 33,903 15,255 District Court Judges— No ...... 18,648 Dist. 1: Question No. 4— Gregory, Frank B...... 5,992 Amend Constitution:4 Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): Yes ...... 32,075 13,410 Belford, John S...... 10,282 No ...... 18,665 Dist. 2 (Dept. 2): Question No. 5— Maestretti, A. J...... 15,107 Amend Constitution:5 Dist. 2 (Dept. 3): Yes ...... 36,121 19,336 Priest, D. W...... 10,457 No ...... 16,785 Rice, Gordon W...... 13,990 3,533 1Repeal of ‘‘Right-to-Work Law.’’ 2Article 5, Sec. 19, eliminating reference to the Surveyor General as a constitutional state offi cer. 3Article 5, Sec. 22, eliminating reference to the Surveyor General as a constitutional state offi cer. 4Article 4, Sec. 19, eliminating from the statutes of the Legislature the report of the State Treasurer for each fi scal year of the biennium. 5Article 11, Sec. 6, providing the Legislature with the power and requiring it to provide for public school support and maintenance by direct legislative appropriation from the State General Fund, in addition to other means. Election Results 501 DEMOCRAT NONPARTISAN NONPARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 4, 1956 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY REPUBLICAN , Wilford Owen ...... 2,256 Owen , Wilford ...... 7,526 Albert Hilliard, Election Results Election Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 7,539 J. Walter Cox, ...... 7,660 W. Richard Horton, ...... 2,349 L. Vernon Petersen, Woodruff 121 ...... 19,840 H. (Bill) Wm. Elwell, Victory Candidates Votes ...... 31,276 M. Fred Dr. Anderson, 12,314 23,750 University— State Regent ...... 25,992 C. Archie Grant, 18,466 Victory Votes ...... 19,457 Grant 11,931 Sawyer, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator— States United ...... Alan Bible, 26,784 ...... 8,043 Mahlon B...... 2,020 Brown, 18,741 Jay ...... 2,436 Harvey Dickerson, Sourwine, ...... 13,258 S. Baring, Walter ...... 6,080 Nada Novakovich, 1,098 Victory Candidates Votes ...... 3,775 Cyril O. Bastian, ...... 12,160 W. Howard Cannon, Representative in Congress— Victory Votes ...... 3,749 Clair Eugenia Smith, 502 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1956 HIGH VOTE 96,689 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory President, Vice President— Question No. 2— Eisenhower, Dwight D., Initiative Petition:2 Nixon, R. M. (R) ...... 56,049 15,409 Yes ...... 38,554 Stevenson, Adlai E., No ...... 51,047 12,493 Kefauver, Estes (D) ...... 40,640 Question No. 3— United States Senator— Initiative Petition:3 Bible, Alan (D) ...... 50,677 4,965 Yes ...... 34,843 Young, Cliff (R) ...... 45,712 No ...... 38,166 3,323 Representative in Congress— Question No. 4— Baring, Walter S. (D)...... 51,100 7,946 Amend Constitution:4 Horton, Richard W. (R) ...... 43,154 Yes ...... 40,244 7,348 Supt. Public Instruction— No ...... 32,896 Stetler, Byron F...... 62,452 Question No. 5— Supreme Court Justice— Amend Constitution:5 Merrill, Charles M...... 68,095 Yes ...... 54,959 38,405 Regent State University— No ...... 16,554 Anderson, Dr. F. M...... 49,926 12,374 Question No. 6— Elwell, Wm. H...... 33,327 Amend Constitution:6 Grant, Archie C...... 40,175 2,623 Yes ...... 54,303 38,408 Sawyer, Grant ...... 37,552 No ...... 15,895 District Court Judges— Question No. 7— Dist. 2 (Dept. 1), unexpired term: Amend Constitution:7 Bowen, Grant L...... 19,416 Yes ...... 53,724 35,408 Question No. 1— No ...... 18,316 Initiative Petition:1 Question No. 8— Yes ...... 42,337 Referendum:8 No ...... 49,585 7,248 Yes ...... 60,685 33,186 No ...... 27,499 1Repeal of ‘‘Right-to-Work Law.’’ 2A companion measure to Question No. 1. Proposed amendment by adding Article 1, Section 42, to the Constitution, which would in eff ect prohibit ‘‘Right-to-Work Laws.’’ 3An initiative measure which repeatedly came before the Legislature. It involved the question of public school fi nancing. Th e 1955 Legislative Session did not adopt the initiative petition but took from the petition the salient provisions in regard to public school fi nancing as recommended in the ‘‘Peabody Report,’’ and enacted those provisions into law. Later it was discovered that, by reason of certain bond provision defects in the amendments to the public school laws enacted in 1955, it would be necessary to hold a special session of the Legislature to remedy those defects. Accordingly, the Governor called a special session of the Legislature which convened in February1956. At that special session an entirely new school code was enacted, which again embodied the salient provisions of this initiative measure. Th e initiative petition nevertheless, under the law, had to appear on the ballot. 4Proposed amendment of Article 11, Sec. 1, of the Constitution, making the offi ce of the Superintendent of Public Instruction an appointive offi ce rather than an elective offi ce. Also, would authorize the Legislature to prescribe the manner of appointment, the term of offi ce, and duties of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. 5Proposed amendment of Article 2, Sec. 3, of the Constitution. Th e change would not withhold the right of voting from those who might be inducted into the Armed Forces. Also, such persons would be exempt from the payment of a poll tax. 6Proposed amendment of the ordinance of the Constitution. Th e amendment authorizes the Legislature to tax government property, if Congress should so provide. 7Proposed amendment of Article 9, Sec. 2, of the Constitution, preventing any moneys collected by the Nevada Industrial Commission from being used in any other manner or for any other purpose than those specifi ed. 8A referendum measure to retain or repeal the Sales and Use Tax Act. A ‘‘yes’’ vote retains, a ‘‘no’’ vote repeals. Election Results 1 NONPARTISAN NONPARTISAN 503

— ...... 20,979 Edward 15,987 John Chism, PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY — — Election Results Election No statewide Republican contest. Republican statewide No 1 Margin of Margin of of Margin DEMOCRAT Margin Candidates Senator— States United ...... Fred Dr. Anderson, 21,319 ...... 22,787 W. Howard Cannon, Representative in Congress 1,468 term: 2-year Victory Candidates Votes County, 1, Washoe Dist. University— State Regent Victory Votes ...... 29,657 S. Baring, Walter ...... Nada 12,769 Novakovich, ...... 13,372 16,888 Governor Harvey...... 27,969 Dickerson, H. Newton Crumley, ...... E., Jr. George Franklin, 10,175 6,990 ...... 473 Richard William Pate, ...... 20,711 G. (Grant) F. Sawyer, ...... 4,992 M. Donald Rippetoe, Attorney General ...... 24,884 7,339 D. Roger Foley, ...... 8,494 Ralph M. Tucker, 16,189 ...... 8,695 Roscoe H. Wilkes, 504 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 1958 HIGH VOTE 84,889 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— District Court Judges (continued)— Cannon, H. W. (D) ...... 48,732 12,972 Dist. 8 (Dept. 2): Malone, G. W. (R) ...... 35,760 Compton, William P...... 11,020 Representative in Congress— Henderson, A. S...... 14,150 3,130 Baring, Walter S. (D)...... 55,053 27,778 Dist. 8 (Dept. 3): Horton, Robert C. (R)...... 27,275 Dotson, E. J...... 9,742 Governor— Taylor, Ryland G...... 15,793 6,051 Russell, Charles H. (R) ...... 34,025 Dist. 8 (Dept. 4): Sawyer, Grant (D) ...... 50,864 16,839 Bonner, John W...... 11,661 Lieutenant Governor— Marshall, George E...... 13,430 1,769 Bell, Rex (R) ...... 46,618 10,447 Regent State University— Cummings, Phil (D) ...... 36,171 Dist. 1, Washoe County, Secretary of State— 4-year term: Koontz, John (D) ...... 63,382 Lombardi, Dr. L. E...... 39,403 9,509 State Treasurer— Th ompson, Bruce R...... 31,894 Franks, Dan W. (D) ...... 60,103 Dist. 1, Washoe County, State Controller— 2-year term: Lee, Keith L. (D) ...... 42,079 6,241 Chism, John Edward ...... 31,563 Merialdo, Peter (R)...... 35,838 Crumley, Newton H...... 38,650 7,087 Attorney General— Dist. 2, Clark County, Batjer, Cameron M. (R) ...... 25,124 4-year term: Foley, Roger D. (D) ...... 54,537 29,413 Elwell, Wm. H...... 49,442 33,033 Supt. State Printing— Wells, Albert D...... 16,409 Davis, John B. (R) ...... 28,199 Dist. 2, Clark County, McCarthy, J. A. (D) ...... 47,157 18,959 2-year term: Inspector of Mines— Germain, Raymond ...... 45,234 26,136 Gallagher, Mervin J. (D) ...... 58,890 Van Santen, Robert ...... 19,098 Supreme Court Justice— Dist. 3, other 15 counties, Badt, Milton B...... 55,931 4-year term: District Court Judges— Boies, Eyer H...... 23,968 Dist. 1 (Dept. 1): Broadbent, N. E...... 35,867 11,899 Gregory, Frank B...... 6,692 Schmidt, William H...... 23,258 Dist. 1 (Dept. 2): Tyson, William ...... 38,599 2,732 Hanna, Richard R...... 6,620 Dist. 3, other 15 counties, Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): 2-year term: Bowen, Grant L...... 17,496 Arnold, Weld ...... 35,159 11,300 Dist. 2 (Dept. 2): Duffi n, Press W., Jr...... 23,859 Maestretti, A. J...... 14,229 4,355 Question No. 1— Sanchez, John ...... 9,874 Initiative Petition:1 Dist. 2 (Dept. 3): Yes ...... 37,651 14,483 Georgetta, Clel ...... 12,727 985 No ...... 23,168 Jensen, A. D...... 11,742 Question No. 2— Dist. 3: Amend Constitution:2 Sexton, John F...... 820 Yes ...... 41,383 23,182 Dist. 4: No ...... 18,201 Wines, Taylor H...... 2,947 Question No. 3— Dist. 5: Amend Constitution:3 Breen, Peter ...... 3,471 Yes ...... 41,684 24,264 Dist. 6: No ...... 17,420 Brown, Merwyn H...... 2,050 Question No. 4— Dist. 7: Amend Constitution:4 Collins, Jon R...... 2,556 19 Yes ...... 36,634 11,715 Watson, Harry M...... 2,537 No ...... 24,919 Dist. 8 (Dept. 1): McNamee, Frank ...... 21,154 1An initiative measure amending Article 19, Sec. 3, of the Constitution, making the requirements to commence and carry through an initiative petition more strict. 2Proposed repeal of Article 4, Sec. 29, of the Constitution, which places a limit of 60 and 20 days upon the length of the regular and special sessions of the Legislature, respectively. 3Proposed amendment to Article 4, Sec. 33, of the Constitution, adding thereto a restriction on the payment of legislators for service beyond 60 or 20 days, respectively, in each regular or special session of the Legislature. 4Proposed amendment to Article 4, Sec. 2, of the Constitution, removing from the section the provision that the Legislature shall meet once every 2 years and adding instead the requirement that the Legislature shall meet annually, or once every year, in regular session. Election Results 1 RTISAN RTISAN 1 2 3 — — — — 4 505 (continued)— Question No. 3 No. Question 4 No. Question Question No. 2 No. Question Question No. 1 No. Question — ...... 24,794 C. 5,063 Archie Grant, Initiative: , ...... 62,928 41,518 Yes , ...... 10,192 Weld Arnold, — Constitution: Amend — ...... 21,410 No EPUBLICAN NONPA EPUBLICAN GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1960 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 6, 1960 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY HIGH VOTE 107,267 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) VICE AND (PRESIDENT 107,267 VOTE HIGH — ...... 17,956 Molly 7,764 Magee, by appointed a board for provides unless the Legislature act alone would e Governor , David ...... 28,123 David , ...... 58,978 No 37,083 Unexpired term Unexpired Election Results Election Article 5, Sec. 14, to remove the justices of the Supreme Court and Attorney General from the Board General from Court Attorney and the Supreme of the justices Article 5, Sec. remove 14, to years, in odd-numbered 2 years, each once session regular meet in to Article 4, Sec. 2, Legislature Article 10, Sec. 1, to provide a tax exemption for personal property in transit. property personal for a tax exemption Article 10, Sec. provide 1, to 1 to from contract may which the State for debts public on Article 9, Sec. the increase limitation 3, to No statewide Democratic contest. Democratic statewide No of Pardons. Th Governor. the each year. once of instead 2 percent of the assessed valuation of all taxable property. all taxable of the assessed of valuation 2 percent 3 4 1 2 4-year term: 4-year County, Dist. 1, Washoe ...... Fred Dr. Anderson, 18,580 ...... 19,943 H. Newton Crumley, ...... Jr. 15,834 Procter, Hug, 2,746 ...... 6,015 A. 4,109 Paul Richards, ...... 35,397 ...... 48,019 No Yes 12,622 ...... P. 16,881 William Compton, ...... 24,659 John term: 3), unexpired Dist. 8 (Dept. Mowbray, 1,107 ...... 33,462 Yes ...... 47,885 No 14,423 term: 1), unexpired Dist. 8 (Dept. Zenoff term: 2), unexpired Dist. 8 (Dept...... W. John 15,774 Bonner, University— State Regent ...... 21,895 Yes Amend Constitution: Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme

Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates President— Vice President, F., John Kennedy, Victory Candidates Votes University State Regent Victory Votes ...... 61,882 N. Miles Pike, Nixon, Richard M., M., Richard ...... 54,880 (D) Nixon, L. B. Johnson, ...... 52,387 Lodge, Henry 2,493 C. (R) Representative in Congress S. (D)...... Baring, Walter 59,616 County, Dist. 2, Clark ...... 43,986 (R) W. George Malone, Justice Court Supreme 15,630 ...... 19,731 15 counties, Dist. 3, other R. Germain, Raymond term: 4-year term: 4-year 1 6-year term 6-year ...... Ernest S. Brown, 47,177 Margin of Margin of of Margin R Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 10,726 W. George Malone, ...... 1,839 E. George Shaner, 4,353 ...... 6,373 S. William Tyson, ...... 3,851 M. Richard Wiseman, County, Dist. 1, Washoe Victory Candidates Votes University— State Regent ...... 9,269 Fred Dr. Anderson, term: 4-year ...... 8,126 H. Newton Crumley, 6,732 5,589 Victory Votes ...... 3,234 ...... 2,537 Betty A. Morris, Paul 697 Richards, ...... 7,273 Jr. Procter, Hug, 4,736 McNamee, Frank ...... 48,523 Frank Constitution: McNamee, 1,346 Amend Judges Court District 506 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 4, 1962 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— State Treasurer— Bible, Alan ...... 38,556 27,853 Mirabelli, Michael ...... 25,805 5,010 King, Kenneth M...... 1,343 Mulroy, Th omas A...... 20,795 Streeter, Jack ...... 10,703 Attorney General— Representative in Congress— Dickerson, Harvey ...... 29,409 20,005 Baring, Walter S...... 29,399 12,015 Reid, Dallas Wendell ...... 3,873 Kopelman, David H...... 2,370 Wendell, Michael J...... 3,651 Mendoza, John F...... 17,384 Whitmore, Sidney R. (Sid) ...... 9,404 Governor— Supt. State Printing— Austin, Gene ...... 5,017 Anderson, Royal...... 8,136 Close, M. D...... 2,213 McCarthy, John A. (Jack) ...... 23,321 15,185 Moore, George C., Jr...... 1,937 Miller, Vern A...... 7,829 Sawyer, Grant ...... 40,168 35,151 Pettipiece, C. W. (Pat) ...... 2,988 Lieutenant Governor— Inspector of Mines— Bunker, Berkeley L...... 23,249 9,451 Abel, David F...... 7,949 Cummings, Phil ...... 13,798 Bradley, Vernon D...... 11,104 Seevers, Farrell L...... 9,228 Gallagher, Mervin J...... 23,111 12,007

REPUBLICAN NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Regent State University— Grant, Charles B...... 6,811 Dist. 2, Clark County, Meades, Morton F...... 792 4-year term: Wright, William B...... 17,478 10,667 Elwell, Wm. H...... 11,965 8,362 Governor— Heckethorn, Howard E...... 3,603 Gragson, Oran K...... 16,538 7,362 White, Dr. Juanita G...... 8,370 4,767 Greenspun, H. M. (Hank) ...... 9,176 State Treasurer— Arnold, Margaret (Peg) ...... 10,197 Rowntree, Herbert E...... 11,996 1,799 Election Results 1 2 — — — — Amend Constitution: — Amend Constitution: , David ...... 27,735 David , 507 ent be submitted to the voters at two successive two successive at the voters to be submitted ent Question No. 2 No. Question District Court Judges (continued) Judges Court District University State Regent State Board of Education of Board State Question No. 1 No. Question to the Legislature and Governor, and requiring instead instead requiring and Governor, and theLegislature to by the people’s initiative by eliminating the requirement of presenting presenting of the requirement eliminating by initiative the people’s by Constitution ... 58,623 30,688 ...... 17,389 G. Juanita Dr. White, 1,831 HIGH VOTE 97,192 (U.S. SENATOR) (U.S. 97,192 VOTE HIGH ) ...27,438 ) ...... 17,631 Grant 7,412 Davis, — 4: Dist. )...... 59,367 31,929 ....10,219 N. E. (Broody) Broadbent, — ...... 13,403 J. 3,184 Harold Jacobsen, — — — 2: Dist. — 7: Dist. — term: 4-year County, Clark Dist. 2, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1962 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — term: 4-year counties, other Dist. 3, Constitution — County, Washoe 1, Dist. — 1): (Dept. 8 Dist. — — — 3): (Dept. Dist. 8 omas O...... 17,965 O. omas — ...... 3,699 Peter Breen, ompson, Gordon...... 63,539 ompson, McCarthy, John A. (Jack) (D) A. (Jack) John McCarthy, (D Mervin J. Gallagher, (R (Bull) Orville W. Moyes, Election Results Election Article 19, Secs. 1, 2, and 3, add Secs. 4 and 5, to clarify the provisions and change the method change and Article 19, Secs. 3, add Secs. clarify 5, to the 1, 2, and provisions 4 and Article 10, Sec. 1, to authorize the Legislature to provide for a uniform statewide tax upon motor motor tax upon statewide a uniform for provide to the Legislature Article 10, Sec. authorize 1, to that the question proposing the constitutional amendm the constitutional proposing the question that elections. general the proposed change in the change the proposed of amending the amending of vehicles in lieu of an ad valorem personal property tax in various taxing districts, and to amend amend to districts, taxing and tax in various property personal ad valorem an in lieu of vehicles public highways. be in lieu tax expended need not an for of the proceeds that Article 9, Sec. provide 5, to 2 1 ...... 12,675 3): Dist. 2 (Dept...... John E. John Gabrielli, 14,120 Sanchez, Th 1,445 4): Dist. 2 (Dept. Craven, ...... 29,352 No Yes...... 38,188 8,836 2): Dist. 2 (Dept...... 18,360 W. John Barrett, ...... 5,849 Harry A. Busscher, 12,511 ...... 31,166 No Yes...... 40,177 9,011

Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator States United Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes ...... 57,272 (D) Michael Mirabelli, Rowntree, 21,914 ...... E. (R) Herbert ...... 26,344State Controller 35,358 John Mowbray, ...... 26,667 E. George Marshall, 4): Dist. 8 (Dept. Bible, Alan (D) ...... 63,443 3: (D) Dist. 29,694 Alan Bible, ...... (R) B. William Wright, 33,749 Representative in Congress ...... (R) Carlton J. 26,458 Adair, S. (D)...... Baring, Walter 66,866 Governor 40,408 ...... K. (R) Oran Gragson, 32,145 ...... 815 F. John Sexton, ...... 64,784 (D) Grant Sawyer, Lieutenant Dist. 5: Governor ...... 2,735 H. Taylor 32,639 Wines, ...... 43,262 Berkley L. (D) Bunker, ...... 2,191 Merwyn H. Brown, ...... (R) Laxalt, Paul 52,522 State of Secretary Sylvester Azbill, 9,260 Dist. 6: ...... 368 Harry M. (D)...... Watson, (Vess) 20,639 ...... 65,761(D) John Koontz, ...... 735 R. Jon Collins, Treasurer State 45,122 ...... 25,528 P. William Compton, 367 2): Dist. 8 (Dept...... M. (R) Richard Black, 33,183 ...... L. (D) Lee, Keith 54,483 Attorney General Zenoff 21,300 ...... (R) Cameron 35,564 Batjer, ...... 21,344 E. Louis Dr. Lombardi, ...... (D) Harvey Dickerson, 56,463 Supt. State Printing 20,899 term: 4-year County, Dist. 1, Washoe ...... 20,216 Jr. Procter, Hug, term: unexpired 2-year ...... Barr Dee (R) 27,935 V. Haines, ...... 15,558 H. (Bill) Wm. Elwell,

Inspector of Mines Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme Th District Court Judges Court District 1): Dist. 1 (Dept...... 6,407 B. Frank Gregory, ...... 4,123 O. Wayne Jepson, 2,284 2): Dist. 1 (Dept...... 7,520 ...... 3,247 L., Jr. Richard Waters, M. Hugh White, 1): Dist. 2 (Dept...... 19,575 L. Grant Bowen, 615 Dist. 4: Dist. 6: ...... 2,632 W. Fred Barkow, ...... 19,311 Gezelin, Emile J...... 8,244 Mary H. Fulstone, 508 Political History of Nevada SPECIAL ELECTION—JUNE 11, 1963

A special election was held June 11, 1963, to approve an act amending the Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955. Th e proposed amendments increased the sales and use tax from 2 to 3 percent eff ective July 1, 1963. Th e vote was:

Yes ...... 17,506 No ...... 34,906 Majority against ...... 17,400

PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 1, 1964 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— United States Senator— Cannon, Howard W...... 36,320 24,266 Gilbert, Lloyd E...... 1,280 Claiborne, Harry ...... 10,807 Laxalt, Paul ...... 25,220 23,787 Galt, William A...... 12,054 Woodruff , Wilford O...... 1,433 McMillan, Dr. James B...... 1,717 Representative in Congress— Representative in Congress— Kostelac, Steve T...... 4,080 Baring, Walter S...... 30,402 1,753 Van Tobel, George ...... 20,887 16,807 Denton, Ralph L...... 28,649 Kadans, Joseph M...... 886

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Regent State University— Regent State University Dist. 1, Washoe County, (continued)— 4-year term: Dist. 2, Clark County, Anderson, Dr. Fred M...... 16,043 13,600 4-year term: Anderson, Royal ...... 3,249 806 Collis, Angelo...... 4,999 Greene, Martin S...... 3,259 816 Germain, Raymond ...... 5,719 720 Hug, Procter, Jr...... 13,999 11,556 Grant, Archie C...... 15,461 10,462 Miller, Daniel ...... 2,443 McKinnon, H. J., M.D...... 8,962 3,963 Ronzone, R. J...... 13,326 8,327 Taylor, Earl J...... 3,947 Election Results exist or might ces that — 2 was the canvass of e result — — — — 509 T offi in public ll vacancies (continued) Question No. 1 No. Question Attorney General Supt. State Printing Regent State University State Regent cial canvass of the vote. Th the vote. of cial canvass DEMOCRA er the offi NONPARTISAN NONPARTISAN ICAN — 15 counties, Dist. 3, other ) ...... ) 66,907 84 ...... 21,473 H. J. Dr. McKinnon, — — — Constitution: Amend — ...... 9,746 M. Charles Newman, — ...... 32,998 11,525 C. Archie Grant, 1 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1964 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 6, 1966 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY HIGH VOTE 135,433 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) AND VICE 135,433 (PRESIDENT VOTE HIGH — ...... 1,296 R.N. Eleanor, Mary Root, — ...... 14,524 E. Harley Harmon, , V. M. (Mike) ...... 1,331 M. (Mike) , V. aft recount was a statewide ere Cannon, Howard W. (D W. Howard Cannon, Election Results Election Th fi to the Legislature Article 4, Sec. authorize 37, to Add (D) S. Walter Baring, 82,748 term: ...... 47,989 (R) George Tobel, 34,759 4-year Von Justice Court Supreme ...... 19,900 Molly Magee, 10,154 ...... (R) Laxalt, Paul 66,823 Representative in Congress ...... 80,539 B. Milton Badt, ...... 27,857 R. J. Ronzone, 6,364 Regent State University State Regent Cannon, 67,336 votes; Laxalt, 67,823 votes; majority, 48. majority, Laxalt, 67,823 votes; 67,336 votes; Cannon, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 6,863 T. Steve Kostelac, ...... Ralph L. Kraemer, 20,068 Governor 13,205 ...... 32,768 Laxalt, Paul ...... 5,595 ...... 1,834 Mary H. Dr. Fulstone, P. Screen, John Lieutenant 30,934 Governor— Victory Candidates Votes ...... 3,023 D. John 4,299 Ward, ...... Dist. 6: Ed. Fike, 29,798 ...... 17,766 Education ...... 2,242 of Board Gilbert, E. Lloyd State Royal Markoff 27,556 1,727 Anderson, Victory ...... 33,887 Votes A. (Jack) John McCarthy, 16,121 REPUBL Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 35,109 S...... 1,994 Walter Baring, George ...... Ralph L. Denton, 32,654 Ullom, 2,455 ...... 12,442 Governor Bill ...... 6,777 G. (Bill) William Flangas, Galt, ...... 514 Michael Joseph Kadans, .....13,858 Victory G (Ted). Edward Marshall, Candidates Votes ...... 593 C. George Moore, ...... 14,733 P. John Foley, ...... 699 Robert Governor— (Bob) Dr. Mortensen, Lieutenant ...... 40,982 G. (Grant) F. Sawyer, ...... 13,270 E. Charles 209 Springer, ...... 990 Herman 27,124 Hereford, ....14,419 N. (Mike) D. O’Callaghan, ...... 39,607 Harvey Dickerson, ...... 5,479 F. Victor Whittlesea, 14,287 Victory Votes ...... 25,320 (Bill) W. William Morris, 1 2 4-year term: 4-year County, Dist. 1, Washoe ...... 7,075 ...... M. Fred Royal Dr. Anderson, 27,983 Anderson, 20,908 ...... 6,000 S. Martin Greene, ...... Jr. 25,589 Procter, Hug, 18,514 ...... 17,545 ...... 82,068 No Yes 64,523 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates President Vice President, Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes Barry M., Goldwater, Johnson, Lyndon B., B., Lyndon ...... 56,094 E. (R) William Johnson, Miller, .. H. (D) Hubert Humphrey, 79,339 Senator States United 23,245 ...... 12,847 Germain, Raymond County, Dist. 2, Clark term: 4-year arise as a result of an emergency caused by a disastrous enemy attack. enemy a disastrous by emergency caused an of arise as a result 510 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1966 HIGH VOTE 137,677 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Regent State University— Baring, Walter S. (D)...... 86,467 45,084 Dist. 1, Washoe County, Kraemer, Ralph L. (R) ...... 41,383 4-year term: Governor— Greene, Martin S...... 6,804 Laxalt, Paul (R) ...... 71,807 5,937 Lombardi, Louis E...... 23,042 16,238 Sawyer, Grant (D) ...... 65,870 Dist. 2, Clark County, Lieutenant Governor— 4-year term: Fike, Ed (R) ...... 71,728 8,023 O’Donnell, Dr. Robert P...... 24,089 Foley, John A. (D)...... 63,705 White, Dr. Juanita Greer ...... 26,133 2,044 Secretary of State— Dist. 3, other 15 counties, Azbill, Sylvester (D) ...... 25,217 4-year terms, 2 to be elected: Koontz, John (D) ...... 89,960 64,743 Jacobsen, Harold J...... 19,211 7,143 State Treasurer— Recanzone, Mario G...... 12,068 Mirabelli, Seeliger, Al ...... 13,423 1,355 Michael (Mike) (D) ...... 91,411 Th orpe, Bill ...... 9,748 State Controller— State Board of Education— Lee, Keith L. (D) ...... 52,351 Dist. 2: McGowan, Wilson (R) ...... 69,507 17,156 White, Hugh M...... 5,059 Attorney General— Dist. 3, 2-year unexpired term: Dickerson, Harvey (D) ...... 83,318 40,615 Schoenfeld, Vern S...... 4,652 Morrissett, Elliot J. (R) ...... 42,703 Dist. 4: Supt. State Printing— Gezelin, Emile J...... 20,722 Mayhew, Julius W. (Jule) (R) ...46,645 Dist. 5, 2-year unexpired term: McCarthy, John A. (Jack) (D) .. 70,540 23,895 Felt, Gaelen L...... 34,210 Inspector of Mines— Dist. 6: Gallagher, Merlin J. (D) ...... 87,827 Fulstone, Dr. Mary H...... 7,668 2,509 Supreme Court Justice, Ward, John D...... 5,159 6-year term— Question No. 1— Zenoff , David ...... 88,151 Amend Constitution:1 Supreme Court Justice, Yes ...... 90,241 76,627 4-year unexpired term— No ...... 13,614 Collins, Jon R...... 62,463 7,003 Marshall, George E...... 55,460 1Poll tax repeal.

PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 3, 1968 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— United States Senator— Baring, Walter S...... 40,938 21,632 Fike, Ed ...... 20,585 2,951 Ham, Richard E. (Dick) ...... 19,306 Morrissett, Elliott (E. J.)...... 335 Neasham, William Elbert ...... 287 Raggio, William J. (Bill) ...... 17,634 Representative in Congress— Mathews, Clyde ...... 12,394 Slattery, James Michael ...... 19,694 7,300 Election Results (continued) — 511 (continued) State Board of Education— of Board State Dist. 5: Dist. NONPARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 3, 1968 3, ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY Election Results Election Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates University— State Regent 1: Dist. Victory Candidates Votes University State Regent Victory Votes ...... M.D. M., Fred Anderson, 19,375 ...... 3,058 Royal Anderson, 17,010 ...... 2,365 S. Martin Greene, ...... Jr. 18,455 Procter, Hug, Dist. 2: 693 ...... 3,730 C. Hewitt Wells, 16,090 ...... 3,635 J. Chad Anderson, ...... 15,653 C. 1,365 Archie Grant, ...... 5,625 Sondra Lawlor, ...... 15,322 H. James 12,018 Bilbray, 11,687 1,990 ...... 2,185 Nate Marsh, ...... 2,515 C. Robert Rieke, ...... 17,176 D. Paul McDermott, ...11,283 M.D. Harry J., McKinnon, 13,541 ...... 7,111 ...... 21,163 7,648 (Dick) R. J. Ronzone, Sam Paternostro, 17,528 279 ...... 6,832 Gaelen L. Felt, ...... 15,947 E. George Harris, 9,115 512 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 1968 HIGH VOTE 154,218 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory President, Vice President— State Board of Education— Humphrey, Hubert H., Dist. 1, Elko and Eureka Counties, Muskie, Edmund S. (D) ...... 60,598 4-year term: Nixon, Richard M., McMullen, Samuel C...... 3,864 Agnew, Spiro T. (R) ...... 73,188 12,590 Dist. 3, Churchill, Humboldt, Lander, Wallace, George C., and Pershing Counties, 4-year term: Griffi n, S. Marvin (IA) ...... 20,432 No candidate ...... 0 United States Senator— Dist. 4, Washoe County, Bible, Alan (D) ...... 83,622 14,554 2-year unexpired term: Fike, Ed (R) ...... 69,068 Logar, Ronald ...... 23,840 Representative in Congress— Dist. 5, Clark County, Baring, Walter S. (D)...... 104,136 63,927 4-year term: Slattery, James Michael (R) .... 40,209 Harris, George E...... 35,498 20,492 Supreme Court Justice, Paternostro, Sam ...... 15,006 6-year term— District Court Judges— Th ompson, Gordon...... 86,668 Dist. 2: 6-year term— Gezelin, Emile J...... 26,533 Mowbray, John ...... 97,412 Dist. 5: 4-year term— Mann, Kenneth L. (Pat) ...... 3,780 Batjer, Cameron M...... 80,863 27,070 Dist. 6: Mendoza, John F...... 53,793 Bellanger, Roland W. (Doc) ...... 973 Regent State University— Young, Llewellyn A...... 2,726 1,753 Dist. 1, Washoe County, Dist. 8 (Dept. 3): 4-year term, 2 to be elected: Reid, Robert ...... 26,503 Anderson, Fred M., M.D...... 28,338 20,320 Wartman, Alvin N...... 34,188 7,685 Anderson, Royal ...... 8,018 Dist. 8 (Dept. 6): Hug, Procter, Jr...... 27,029 19,011 Babcock, Howard W...... 37,942 Wells, Hewitt C...... 7,046 Question No. 1— Dist. 2, Clark County, Amend Constitution:1 4-year term, 3 to be elected: Yes ...... 78,572 35,565 Bilbray, James H...... 38,120 8,981 No ...... 43,007 Grant, Archie C...... 30,435 1,296 Question No. 2— Lawlor, Sondra ...... 16,790 Amend Constitution:2 McDermott, Paul D...... 29,139 Yes ...... 56,392 McKinnon, Harry J., M.D. .... 18,612 No ...... 67,071 10,679 Ronzone, R. J. (Dick) ...... 33,370 4,231 Question No. 3— Dist. 2, Clark County, Amend Constitution:3 2-year term, 1 to be elected: Yes ...... 73,913 31,372 Bell, Tom ...... 35,471 21,125 No ...... 42,541 Tynes, Rex A...... 14,346 Question No. 4— Dist. 3, other 15 counties, Amend Constitution:4 4-year term, 1 to be elected: Yes ...... 31,296 Knudtsen, Molly ...... 24,344 No ...... 100,235 68,939 1Judges’ salaries. 2State indebtedness. 3City and county consolidation. 4Private lottery. Election Results — — REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN , Wilford Owen ...... 3,456 Owen , Wilford — er, Roy G...... 17,989 G. Roy er, 6,233 513 ompson, Helen ...... 5,915 Helen ompson, 1,969 Representative in Congress Governor Lieutenant Governor State— of Secretary ...... 15,982 E. Roger Hall, 9,250 State Treasurer— State Bankofi

NONPARTISAN Derry...... 6,732 Parker,

...... 4,350 . Woodruff — ...... 17,057 Robert 11,946 J. Charles, ...... 6,931 (Dick) Blackburn — PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 1, 1970 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY — ...... 11,756 Dean Blake, Charles A. (Chuck)..Charles 21,883

— ...... 4,281 Margie Dyer, ornley, Hank ...... 16,107 Hank ornley, Duesenberg, Walter Dean Walter Duesenberg, Election Results Election ...... 2,160 R. George Lill, Representative in Congress ...... 19,086 ...... 41,925 S. Otto Baring, Walter Ravenholt, 22,839 Governor Betty...... 5,111 L. Victoria, ..... N. (Mike) D. 41,185 O’Callaghan, Th 25,078 ...... 1,298 (Al) Albert D. Viller, ...... 31,931 ...... 1,299 Ed Fike, J. Don Weber, ...... 9,760 Lieutenant Governor— Lee 27,650 Peer, ...... 44,920 Harry M. Reid, Treasurer— State Robert N...... 25,386 Broadbent, Bennett, 35,160 Richard Taylor, 18,455 Springer, Harry Eugene ...... 10,137 ...... Mervin J. Eugene Gallagher, 31,493 Harry ...... 5,508 D. Terry Hudgens, Springer, 21,356 ...... A. Michael Mirabelli, 32,865 State Controller 10,982 ...... M. James 26,527 McGroarty, ...... 12,944 Ray Tex Shockley, 13,583 Inspector of Mines Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates ...... 14,395 Education— of Board State Louis 1: Bergevin, 2,809 Dist...... Rosemary Clarke, K. 15,108 ...... 5,205 M. B. Clem, ...... Donald Cooper, 13,427 3,522 ...... Bill Cramer, 12,303 ...... 1,100 Leslie Brenneke, ...... 7,488 Victory 14,966 W. Cynthia Cunningham, Candidates Votes 1,841 Robert ...... 7,875 T. Angelo DeMarco, ...... 625 Gooden,Fahey, Robert B. 717 3,380 ...... 1,818 Jr. Earnhart, T., George University— State Regent 2: ...... 9,658...... Maggie E. Louis Ferguson, Lombardi, 11,692 R...... 1,504 David Slemmons, Dist...... J. Anthony 13,633 Foley, ...... 19,408 7,840 Mary Fulstone, 106 ...... 6,812 ...... 2,018 2,047 Gilbert, Ellen Wedertz M. Jean Strickland, ...... 5,124...... 13,453 C. E. Hugh George Harris, 7,822 Follmer, ...... 2,744 Robert E. Foster, Victory Votes ...... 7,293 W. Charles Johnson, ...... 5,055 D. Fred Gibson, 200 ...... 10,678 1,178 ...... 6,151 Michael Joseph Kadans, 1,867 Ronald ...... Elizabeth Law, 11,637 ...... 3,946 1,109 Bill Lowman, Logar, ...... 510...... 2,196 R. Dan Larson, Dean ...... C. Samuel McMullen, 12,648 Oberfest, ...... 4,643 ...... 2,077 E...... 9,044 Carlton Naugle, Dwight Meierhenry, 51 Sam ...... R. William 17,684 Orr, 1,062 ...... 7,709...... 2,221 Sigred Paternostro, Moe, W. William Morris, ...... 1,214 Robert Palmer, ...... 5,608 Robert 6,098 Pool, 3,763 Th ...... 4,340 F. Joseph Raney, ...... 206 F. Arthur Sprott, ...... Rose, Robert I...... 2,702 L. 20,250 Vicki Silver, ...... 10,803 E. Jacqueline Stormson, ...... 8,435 Robert E. Summers, 8,664 ...... 10,996 ...... 12,211 Elmer R. Vacchina, ...... 1,394 D. Joe Troxler, Shirlee ...... 7,782 ...... 6,715 ...... 1,061 Betten, Herrnan Van Robert Lincoln Dist. 3: Wiley, Mel Wedow, 4,379 625 Steninger, ...... 11,586 M. Hugh White, ...... 11,722 J. Harold Jacobsen, ...... 3,403 A. B. Johnson, ...... 5,458 8,319 V. Charles Malone, ...... 3,001 Wilvan Mathews, 2,055 ...... 6,555 Bernard York, 3,152 Margin of Margin of of Margin DEMOCRAT Margin Candidates Senator— States United ...... 54,320 W. Howard Cannon, 49,970 ...... 32,816 . J. William Raggio, 29,360 Victory Candidates Votes Senator— States United Victory Votes 514 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1970 HIGH VOTE 147,768 (U.S. SENATOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— State Board of Education Cannon, Howard W. (D) ...... 85,187 24,349 4-year terms, 7 to be elected De Sellem, Harold G. (IA) ...... 1,743 continued— Raggio, William J. (R) ...... 60,838 Cunningham, Cynthia W. ....39,992 4,303 Representative in Congress— Ferguson, Maggie ...... 34,526 Baring, Walter S. (D)...... 113,496 89,349 Foley, Anthony J...... 39,737 4,048 Charles, J. Robert (R) ...... 24,147 Fulstone, Mary ...... 43,157 7,468 Governor— Harris, George E...... 37,897 2,208 Fike, Ed (R) ...... 64,400 Law, Elizabeth (Libby) ...... 33,005 Hansen, Daniel M. (IA) ...... 5,415 McMullen, Samuel C...... 33,444 O’Callaghan, Mike (D) ...... 70,697 6,297 Orr, William R...... 45,755 10,066 Springer, Charles E. (Ind) ...... 6,479 Rose, Robert I...... 57,147 21,458 Lieutenant Governor— Wedow, Shirlee ...... 31,062 Broadbent, Robert N. (R) ...... 65,078 Question No. 1— Reid, Harry (D) ...... 78,994 13,916 Amend Constitution:1 Secretary of State— Yes ...... 66,493 14,456 Hall, Roger E. (R) ...... 39,189 No ...... 52,037 Koontz, John (D) ...... 92,652 53,463 Question No. 2— State Treasurer— Amend Constitution:2 Bankofi er, Roy G. (R) ...... 56,158 Yes ...... 62,460 11,915 Mirabelli, Michael A. (D) ...... 81,806 25,648 No ...... 50,545 State Controller— Question No. 3— McGowan, Wilson (R) ...... 71,584 15,634 Amend Constitution:3 McGroarty, James M. (D) ...... 55,950 Yes ...... 65,639 14,688 Attorney General— No ...... 50,951 Dickerson, Harvey (D) ...... 61,524 Question No. 4— List, Robert (R) ...... 77,465 15,941 Amend Constitution:4 Inspector of Mines— Yes ...... 28,407 Hulse, Philip C. (D) ...... 56,185 No ...... 88,373 59,966 Springer, Harry Eugene (D) ...58,407 2,222 Question No. 5— Supreme Court Justice— Amend Constitution:5 Gunderson, E. M. (Al) ...... 70,757 17,304 Yes ...... 40,151 Taber, Harold O...... 53,453 No ...... 78,707 38,556 Regent State University— Question No. 6— Dist. 1, 1 to be elected: Amend Constitution:6 Lombardi, Louis E...... 26,506 19,057 Yes ...... 59,175 7,446 Strickland, Jean M...... 7,449 No ...... 51,729 Dist. 2, 2 to be elected: Question No. 7— Follmer, Hugh C...... 22,086 Amend Constitution:7 Gibson, Fred D., Jr...... 17,376 Yes ...... 73,755 35,536 Morris, William W. (Bill) ...... 24,946 2,860 No ...... 38,219 Th ompson, Helen R...... 23,854 1,768 Question No. 8— Dist. 3, 2 to be elected: Amend Constitution:8 Jacobsen, Harold J...... 16,469 5,264 Yes ...... 84,596 51,733 Malone, Charles V...... 9,497 No ...... 32,863 Steninger, Mel ...... 13,064 1,859 Question No. 9— York, Bernard ...... 11,205 Amend Constitution:9 State Board of Education— Nonproperty Owners 4-year terms, 7 to be elected Yes ...... 19,332 8,246 Bergevin, Louis ...... 33,305 No ...... 11,086 Clarke, Rosemary K...... 42,886 7,197 Property Owners Cooper, Donald ...... 34,342 Yes ...... 48,327 18,594 Cramer, Bill ...... 35,689 No ...... 29,733 1Presidential elections. 6State merit system. 2Recall public offi cers. 7Apportionment of Legislature. 3Limits Governor term. 8Amendment to Sales and Use Tax Act. 4Legislator compensation. 9State park bonds. 5Annual Legislative sessions.

Election Results 1971

515 STATUTES OF NEVADA OF STATUTES CHAPTER 494, CHAPTER SPECIAL ELECTION—JUNE 8, 1971 8, ELECTION—JUNE SPECIAL TO REDUCE MINIMUM VOTING AGE TO 18 YEARS UNDER UNDER 18 YEARS TO AGE VOTING MINIMUM REDUCE TO Ballots cast, 75,559—49.26 percent of registered voters (153,381). Carried by 1,565 votes. (153,381). Carried by voters registered of cast, 75,559—49.26 percent Ballots Election Results Election Registration Yes No Total No Yes Total Registration Counties ...... City Carson 5,802 ...... Churchill 3,650 ...... Clark 74,429 75,559 Douglas ...... 2,960 1,449 Elko...... 4,548 1,455 Esmeralda ...... 642 20,503 316 ...... Eureka 1,224 449 ...... Humboldt 247 2,491 1971 2,820 35,577 Lander ...... 977 1,732 ...... Lincoln 1,205 18 years) (For 72 16,300 ...... Lyon 3,035 58 18 years) (Against 969 567 ...... Mineral 2,915 37,142 ...... Nye 1,892 97 3,295 273 Cast ...... Pershing 286 1,148 ...... Storey 38,048 471 530 ...... Washoe 43,069 589 1,620 85 ...... 3,965 Pine White 309 93 503 153,381 272 Totals 521 125 9,281 80 215 764 444 157 876 1,071 151 301 277 11,293 222 499 126 916 741 1,472 613 21,879 549 206 1,520 516 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 5, 1972 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Representative in Congress— Baring, Walter S...... 31,896 Byrnes, William T. (Bill) ...... 11,764 Bilbray, James H...... 36,525 4,629 Edwards, Robert J...... 2,764 Brooks, Oscar E...... 1,534 Goodin, Wayne ...... 2,411 Markoff , V. Mike ...... 2,029 Towell, David ...... 13,453 1,689

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Supreme Court Justice— Regent State University, Dept. 2: (continued)— Batjer, Cameron ...... 60,273 42,721 Dist. 2 (Subdist. E), Clark County, Phillips, James H...... 17,552 6-year term: Root, Leonard P...... 8,689 Dungan, Flora ...... 4,417 3,765 Regent State University— Leavitt, Bert J...... 2,739 2,087 Dist. 1 (Subdist. A), Washoe County, Luna, Larry ...... 652 6-year term: Schafer, William ...... 576 Anderson, Fred M...... 10,302 9,354 Wiley, Robert L...... 524 Lewis, Lacey L...... 365 State Board of Education— Morrison, William H...... 1,368 420 Dist. 1 (Subdist. B), Poli, Francisco M...... 623 Washoe County: Smith, Don ...... 574 Cotton, George L...... 925 Turner, Divine Ruth ...... 948 Gardella, Louie A...... 3,888 1,621 Dist. 2 (Subdist. B), Clark County, Miller, Richard Gordon ...... 2,267 6-year term: Wedow, Shirlee ...... 3,502 1,235 Brittle, Stephen M...... 729 Dist. 2 (Subdist. A), McCarroll, Sid ...... 576 Clark County: McDermott, Paul D...... 7,050 6,321 Franzinelli, Benjamin ...... 2,914 2,344 McMahon,Vivian Diane ...... 1,428 699 Hansen, Wendell (Dane)...... 1,099 529 Dist. 2 (Subdist. D), Clark County, Kadans, Joseph M...... 570 4-year term: Ryerson, Fairy ...... 471 Avery, Russell ...... 361 Dist. 2 (Subdist. D), Buchanan, James (Bucky) ...... 1,946 519 Clark County: Capehart, Neal H...... 134 Cramer, Bill ...... 1,349 Collins, Joe ...... 290 Curtis, Henry S...... 1,267 Jamison, J. R. (Dick) ...... 1,427 Fleming, Charles A...... 1,475 99 Kenne, Tom ...... 138 Huff ey, Dorothy ...... 1,135 Moore, Tom ...... 322 Kenney, Joan ...... 1,994 618 Richardson, Rose Marie ...... 465 Larson, Rosalie ...... 367 Schreck, Artie ...... 290 McRoberts, Tim...... 400 Th ompson, Harvey ...... 586 Sedway, Marvin M...... 1,376 White, Juanita Greer ...... 3,681 2,254 Election Results 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 — — — — — — — 5— 517 (continued) Question No. 4 No. Question No. Question 6 No. Question 7 No. Question Question No. 2 No. Question 3 No. Question State Board of Education of Board State Question No. 1 No. Question Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend ...... 30,960 No 3,474 ces change. ces ...... — ...... 8,520 Joan Kenney, 170 — — — — — ...... 42,219 No — term: 4-year Counties, Storey (Dane) GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 1972 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER system. ed court HIGH VOTE 181,766 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) AND VICE 181,766 (PRESIDENT VOTE HIGH , David ...... , David 119,675 ...... 9,564 Mary H. Fulstone, 1,322 Hansen, Wendell Wendell Hansen, McMahon, Vivian Diane ...... 3,840 Diane Vivian McMahon, Election Results Election Creates a simplifi Creates levy expense. to tax for initiative Requires amendments. constitutional dual of Disposition Pardons. Board of members Alters Filing of initiative petitions. initiative of Filing offi certain county of Control servicemen of rights women. and voting Broadens 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 ...... 10,101 term: 4-year County, Shirlee Washoe ...... 8,887 A. Louie Gardella, Wedow, 1,214 ...... 6,147 ...... 82,988 Benjamin No 2,673 Franzinelli, 18,469 term: 4-year County, Clark ...... 51,563 No ...... 89,455 Yes 37,892 ...... 64,519 Yes D), Dist. 2 (Subdist. term: 4-year County, Clark ...... 8,768 ...... 85,663 ...... 6,185 Flora J. 25,783 2,583 Yes Dungan, Bert Leavitt, ...... 59,880 Education of Board State No B), Dist. 1 (Subdist. Amend Constitution: A), Dist. 2 (Subdist. Buchanan, James (Bucky)...... 8,979 (Bucky)...... 8,979 ...... 8,484 James Greer ...... 56,944 Buchanan, Juanita 495 Yes White, ...... 92,159 No 35,215 E), Dist. 2 (Subdist...... 12,666 D. Paul McDermott, 8,826 ...... 121,576 Yes 90,616 ...... M. Fred Anderson, 17,335 ...... 5,726 H. William Morrison, 11,609 B), Dist. 2 (Subdist...... 98,697 Yes 46,247 ...... 52,450 No ...... H. James Phillips, 39,585 University State Regent A), Dist. 1 (Subdist...... 109,717 Yes 67,498 term: 6-year County, Clark Amend Constitution: Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates President Vice President, Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes McGovern, George, George, McGovern, term: 6-year County, Washoe term: 6-year County, Clark Amend Constitution: Constitution: Amend ...... (D) R. Sargent 66,016 Shriver, M., Richard Nixon, ...... (R) T. 115,750 Spiro Agnew, Representative in Congress ...... 49,734 H. (D) James 86,349 Bilbray, ...... (R) David Towell, 94,113 ...... 8,350 A. Charles Fleming, Justice Court Supreme D), Dist. 2 (Subdist. 7,764 Douglas, Lyon, Churchill, City, Carson B), Dist. 3 (Subdist. term: 4-year County, Clark term: 1, 6-year Dept. Zenoff term: 2, 6-year Dept...... 8,242 (Mike) M. W. Brown, Batjer, Cameron ...... 110,835 Constitution: Cameron Amend 71,250 Batjer, 518 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 3, 1974 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— United States Senator— Miller Dan ...... 5,869 Cavnar, S. M. (Big Sam) ...... 3,752 Miller, Maya ...... 25,738 Laxalt, Paul ...... 33,660 29,676 Reid, Harry M...... 44,768 19,030 Talbert, Jim (Jay) ...... 3,984 Representative in Congress— Representative in Congress— Brooks, Oscar ...... 3,088 Burns, James Libertarian ...... 2,428 Gerish, Richard L...... 1,694 Cave, Curk C...... 2,693 Leavitt, Myron E...... 29,211 Towell, David ...... 35,227 32,534 Santini, James (Jim) ...... 39,345 10,134 Governor— Governor— Bickerstaff , William E...... 13,632 Covelli, Olga Bond ...... 1,602 Bowker, Ryall ...... 1,419 O’Callaghan, D. N. (Mike) ..... 69,089 65,883 Buck, Gilbert D...... 2,405 Springer, Harry E...... 3,206 Crumpler, Shirley ...... 17,076 3,444 Varndell, Ken ...... 405 Lieutenant Governor— Viller, Albert D...... 371 Bell, Rex A ...... 18,737 Welsh, Eugene R...... 1,377 Raggio, William J. (Bill) ...... 22,759 4,022 Lieutenant Governor— Secretary of State— Bilbray, James H...... 28,153 Paher, Stanley W...... 13,578 2,202 Kmak, Edwin (Ed) ...... 2,345 Presnell, Gray F...... 6,365 Rose, Robert E...... 43,839 15,686 Schaefer, Mike ...... 11,376 Secretary of State— State Treasurer— Carlino, Phil ...... 26,753 Field, Mary ...... 15,233 Swackhamer, William D...... 43,315 16,562 Kennedy, James C. (Jim) ...... 15,265 32 Attorney General— Bryan, Richard H...... 40,758 12,244 Van Wagoner, Robert L...... 28,514

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Supreme Court Justice— Regent State University Phillips, James H...... 15,090 (continued)— Root, Leonard ...... 5,226 Dist. 2 (Subdist. C), Clark County, Springer, Charles E...... 40,255 25,165 6-year term: Th ompson, Gordon...... 45,640 30,550 Deitch, Jim ...... 2,162 183 Regent State University— Mills, Elaine ...... 1,979 Dist. 1 (Subdist. B), Washoe County, Posin, Murray ...... 1,320 6-year term: Robison, William F...... 814 Cotton, George L...... 1,704 Th ompson, Helen R...... 4,662 2,683 Lombardi, Louis E...... 8,292 6,588 Dist. 2 (Subdist. E), Clark County, Cooper, Roland A...... 1,952 248 4-year term: Dist. 2 (Subdist. A), Clark County, Buchanan, John ...... 1,251 23 2-year term: Bugbee, Robert W...... 844 Bullock, Boyd C...... 1,868 312 Kohn, Joseph ...... 1,228 Mason, Brenda D...... 1,724 168 Luna, Larry ...... 1,206 O’Neill, Aileen ...... 1,556 Metcalf, Bryan Royal...... 929 Dist. 2 (Subdist. B), Clark County, Scianna, Kerin Rodgers ...... 1,408 180 4-year term: Dist. 3 (Subdist. B), other 15 counties, Brittle, Kent H...... 547 2-year term: Duce, Dante ...... 204 Davidson, Robert N...... 1,140 Fong, Lilly ...... 6,599 6,052 Earnhart, George T...... 2,855 Morris, William W...... 3,114 2,567 Hyden, Victor M...... 1,278 Ross, John Tom ...... 7,161 4,306 Walsh, Daniel R...... 4,217 1,362 Election Results — 2 3 4 5 — — — — — 519 (continued) Question No. 2 No. Question 3 No. Question 4 No. Question State Board of Education of Board State Question No. 1 No. Question Regent State University State Regent ...... 7,677 J. Stephanie Lamboley,

5 114,114 85,155 ....53,364 County: Clark 2E, Dist. HIGH VOTE 169,362 (U.S. SENATOR) (U.S. 169,362 VOTE HIGH — ...... 4,499 Rodgers Kerin Scianna, — — — Constitution: Amend — ...... 27,656 No — — 1 — County Washoe 1A, Dist. GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 1974 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — — — ....10,322 W. Cynthia Cunningham, 7,032 — ...... 6,371 George Harris, 2,984 — ...... 15,013 Rosemary Clarke, ...... E. (D) omas 75,141 15 counties: Dist. 3A, other — 15 counties: other Dist. 3B, ...... 9,813 R. Helen ompson, 2,445 ompson, Gordon...... 80,607 ompson, ...... 104,832 6,100 No 63,218 Mason, Brenda D...... 3,776 D. Brenda Mason, 427 ...... 6,71 (Bill) W. William Morris, ...... 79,970 Yes 11,059 Springer, Charles E...... 74,507 E. Charles Springer, County: Washoe 1B, Dist...... 12,241 E. Louis Lombardi, ...... 41,614 Yes 7,044 ...... 69,038 No Amend Constitution: Kennedy, James C. (Jim) (R) C. (Jim) James Kennedy, O’Callaghan, Mike (D) ...... (D) Mike O’Callaghan, ...... Rose, Robert E. (D) 86,257 17,694 County: Clark 2B, Dist. Towell, David (R) ...... (R) David Towell, 61,182 ...... 8,662 Leo Puccinelli, J. Election Results Election Amendment to Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955. of Act Tax Use Sales and to Amendment Public employees retirement fund. retirement employees Public limitation. debt State property. of taxation and Assessment Laxalt-Reid recount, December 3-7, 1974, resulted in Laxalt’s margin of victory changing from from victory of changing margin in Laxalt’s December 3-7, 1974, resulted Laxalt-Reid recount, 624 votes to 611 votes. Prior to the recount, votes for Laxalt were reported at 79,605 while votes for for 79,605 while votes at reported Laxalt were for votes the recount, to Prior 624 votes 611 votes. to 78,981. at reported Reid were Deitch, Jim ...... 7,368 Jim County: Dist. 2C, Clark Deitch, Th 2 3 4 5 1 County: Clark Dist. 2B, ...... 9,248 Lilly Fong, 2,533 ...... 68,911 No ...... 5,197 A. Roland Cooper, ...... 74,787 Yes 5,749 Supreme Court Justice Court Supreme Th University State Regent County: Dist. 2A, Clark ...... 3,349 C. Boyd Bullock, Amend Constitution: List, Robert (R) ...... 83,130 (R) ...... 122,776 Robert List, 95,120 Yes 711 Justice Court Supreme Mowbray, John ...... 119,592 John Mowbray,

Lieutenant Governor ...... 12,670 A. (IA) Jack Long, ...... (R) Bill Raggio, 68,563 State of Secretary ...... (R) W. Stanley 45,268 Paher, (D)..... D. Wm...... 11,617 115,138 Swackhamer, W. David Hansen, Treasurer State 69,870 3,940 County: Dist. 2C, Clark ...... 3,290 Anna Louise Yoxen, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator States United Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes ...... 106,371 (D) Michael Mirabelli, State Controller Th Kruse, 53,007 ...... 3,387...... 79,971 Babe Hammes, (R) Wilson McGowan, Attorney General 4,830 ...... 12,973 R. William Orr, ...... H. (D) Bryan, Richard 82,419 Amend Constitution: ...... C. (IA) Jack Doyle, 10,887 ...... (R) Laxalt, Paul 79,543 ...... Harry (D) Reid, 78,932 Representative in Congress ...... 611 (IA) 13,119 F. Joel Hansen, ...... 93,665 (D) Jim Santini, County: Dist. 2E, Clark 32,483 Governor ...... 4,753...... 11,434 John Buchanan, Molly Knudtsen, ...... Shirley (R) Crumpler, 28,959 ...... (IA) Roy James Houston, 26,285 2,772 15 counties: Dist. 3A, other 254 ...... 11,919 Tom Ross, John ...... 9,227 R. Daniel Walsh, 2,692 520 Political History of Nevada PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARY ELECTION MAY 25, 1976 DEMOCRAT None of Th ese Counties Brown Carter Church Jackson Udall Wallace Candidates Carson City ...... 1,670 859 338 92 111 115 266 Churchill ...... 620 505 138 34 29 66 106 Clark ...... 21,482 7,863 3,027 1,162 1,163 1,381 2,413 Douglas ...... 633 355 116 19 46 41 83 Elko ...... 850 448 364 28 46 47 122 Esmeralda ...... 55 80 26 1 8 27 21 Eureka ...... 57 65 16 3 2 8 8 Humboldt ...... 341 269 171 7 12 37 49 Lander ...... 94 155 53 5 8 26 30 Lincoln ...... 278 186 96 9 36 42 24 Lyon ...... 632 538 132 23 32 56 139 Mineral ...... 550 478 145 49 39 52 101 Nye ...... 523 366 145 33 28 89 113 Pershing ...... 240 163 56 9 10 20 26 Storey ...... 133 74 9 7 7 11 17 Washoe ...... 10,460 4,763 1,645 394 632 418 1,002 White Pine ...... 1,053 380 301 21 28 54 83 Totals 39,671 17,567 6,778 1,896 2,237 2,490 4,603

Total Vote Cast—75,242

REPUBLICAN None of Th ese Counties Ford Reagan Candidates Carson City ...... 851 2,327 164 Churchill ...... 194 995 32 Clark ...... 6,260 10,696 1,026 Douglas ...... 537 1,624 112 Elko...... 311 1,118 19 Esmeralda ...... 13 62 4 Eureka ...... 27 98 1 Humboldt ...... 91 553 20 Lander ...... 53 226 9 Lincoln ...... 32 137 5 Lyon ...... 228 904 63 Mineral ...... 88 349 19 Nye ...... 109 330 14 Pershing ...... 67 257 12 Storey ...... 36 144 11 Washoe ...... 4,704 11,403 823 White Pine ...... 146 414 31 Totals 13,747 31,637 2,365

Total Vote Cast—47,749

Election Results 1 — rey W...... 4,338 W. rey 1,501 521 NONPARTISAN ty, ty, small counties: Dist. 3B, REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN DEMOCRAT PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 14, 1976 14, ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY ...... 2,563 M. , Rowena ...... 25,960 David Towell, 19,996 , C. Harrison ...... 2,761 , C. Harrison ...... 1,439 Robert Charles, Election Results Election Carson City, Churchill, Douglas, Lyon, Pershing, and Storey Counties. Storey and Pershing, Lyon, Douglas, Churchill, City, Carson 1 Buchanan, James Lawrence ...... 6,467 Marshall...... 2,837 Lawrence 3,741 Hyne, James ...... 3,270 Buchanan, Bill term: 6-year Jeff Cramer, 544 Robinson, ...... 5,790 Earnhart, T. George 2,953 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates University— State Regent Coun D), Clark Dist. 2 (Subdist...... 2,726 Lonnie Hammargren, Victory Candidates Votes ...... 8,097 Anthony Dart, Education— of Board State ...... 9,831 Charles Earhart, Walden Victory ...... 16,097 Votes these candidates of None 1,734 Von Wolff Von ...... 4,817 these candidates of None ...... 5,164 these candidates of None Representative in Congress Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator— States United ...... 61,407 W. Howard Cannon, Cundiff 58,646 ...... 5,964 Sam) S. M. (Big Cavnar, Victory Candidates Votes Senator— States United Victory Votes 522 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 1976 HIGH VOTE 201,980 (U.S. SENATOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory President, Vice President— District Court Judges Carter, Jimmy, (continued)— Mondale, Walter (D) ...... 92,479 Dist. 5, 2-year term: Ford, Gerald R., Beko, William P...... 4,067 Dole, Robert (R) ...... 101,273 8,794 Dist. 8 (Dept. 11), 2-year term: Maddox, Lester G., Compton, William P...... 37,314 Dyke, William D. (IA) ...... 1,497 Guy, Addeliar D...... 52,798 15,484 MacBride, Roger L., Question No. 1— Bergland, David P. (Lib) ...... 1,519 Amend Constitution:1 None of these candidates ...... 5,108 Yes ...... 87,108 United States Senator— No ...... 93,471 6,363 Becan, Dan (Lib) ...... 2,307 Question No. 2— Cannon, Howard W. (D) ...... 127,295 63,824 Amend Constitution:2 Towell, David (R) ...... 63,471 Yes ...... 99,965 23,892 Young, Byron D. (IA) ...... 3,619 No ...... 76,073 None of these candidates ...... 5,288 Question No. 3— Representative in Congress— Amend Constitution:3 Burns, James Libertarian (Lib) ...2,825 Yes ...... 54,602 Earhart, Walden Charles (R) ...24,124 No ...... 125,096 70,494 Hansen, Janine M. (IA) ...... 12,038 Question No. 4— Santini, Jim (D) ...... 153,996 129,872 Amend Constitution:4 None of these candidates ...... 6,880 Yes ...... 85,644 Supreme Court Justice— No ...... 92,247 6,603 Seat C, 6-year term: Question No. 5— Gunderson, E. M. (Al) ...... 130,332 Amend Constitution:5 None of these candidates ...... 35,749 Yes ...... 111,232 47,800 Regent State University— No ...... 63,432 Dist. 2A, 6-year term: Question No. 6— Gulden, Bob L...... 2,759 Amend Constitution:6 Mason, Brenda Diane ...... 6,713 3,954 Yes ...... 101,860 31,340 Dist. 2D, 6-year term: No ...... 70,520 Buchanan, James Lawrence ....13,817 5,774 Question No. 7— Cramer, Bill ...... 8,043 Amend Constitution:7 Dist. 3B, 6-year term: Yes ...... 97,839 22,915 Ross, John Tom ...... 17,855 No ...... 74,924 State Board of Education— Question No. 8— Dist. 1B, 4-year term: Amend Constitution:8 Wedow, Shirlee ...... 17,310 Yes ...... 93,590 12,083 Dist. 2A, 4-year term: No ...... 81,507 Holmes, Warren F...... 7,336 Question No: 9— Dist. 2D, 4-year term: Amend Constitution:9 Ferrence, William G...... 5,931 Yes ...... 109,565 46,576 Kenney, Joan E ...... 16,099 10,168 No ...... 62,989 Dist. 3B, 4-year term: Question No. 10— Earnhart, George T...... 12,681 5,963 Amend Constitution:10 Robinson, Jeff rey W...... 6,718 Yes ...... 66,861 District Court Judges— No ...... 100,464 33,603 Dist. 3, 2-year term: Question No. 11— Smart, Stanley A...... 4,246 Amend Constitution: 11 Yes ...... 107,858 34,967 No ...... 72,891 1Establishes 30-day residency for voters. 2Provides for adoption of consent calendar. 3Permits payment of legislators for 100 days. 4Parole and suspend sentence to lower courts. 5Creates judicial selection commission. 6Central administration of court system. 7Legislature may expand Supreme Court and create panels. 8Creates judicial discipline commission. 9Permits Supreme Court to hear oral arguments outside seat of government. 10Limitation on the operation of initiative. 11Natural resources $10 million bonds. Election Results y)...... 1,656 y). — — NONPARTISAN NONPARTISAN — 523 th, S...... 1,445 S. th, Attorney General Education of Board State State Treasurer State DEMOCRAT ...... 3,856 W. J. Campbell, 1,341

...... 7,106 ...... 13,159 D. Roger Williams, ...... 4,046 ...... 10,404 J. Don McNamara, — ...... 7,077 C. 4,349 Karamanos, PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 12, 1978 12, ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY — County: Clark 2E, Dist. — ...... 1,655 C. Sullivan, — ...... 1,368 John McCaskill, — ...... 14,628 these candidates of None eld, Jack ...... 18,414 Jack eld, ...... 35,442 Stan Colton, 7,150 enblum, Martin ...... 2,982 Martin enblum, ...... 5,351 Cashell, Robert (Bob) 1,734 erata, Patty (Dee) ...... (Dee) Patty erata, 26,977 19,027 ...... 663 M. Verchick, None of these candidates of None None of these candidates of None Election Results Election Margin of Margin of of Margin REPUBLICAN Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... Sam Cavnar, 13,102 Hoff ...... Bill 14,610 O’Mara, ...... 15,441 these candidates of None Governor 1,508 ...... 3,038 Victory ...... 3,617 C. William Allen, Candidates Votes Jr. J., Clark Guild, County: Dist. 1A, Washoe University— State Regent ...... 3,784 Paul Havas, R. E. (Left McDonough, 167 Victory Votes Caff ...... 7,950 K. Deloris Clem, Carter, Dick ...... 602 Governor Dick Carter, ...... 602 N. Fred Belcher, ...... 39,997 List, Robert ...... 1,360 T. Patrick Mylan, 36,427 ...... 3,570 these candidates of None Lieutenant Governor...... 2,193 Ellsberg, A. W...... (Bill) Robert Boyd, W. 14,888 ...... County: Dist. 2C, Clark De Voe Heaton, 21,854 ...... 9,883 these candidates of ...... 747 None R. Forner, State of Secretary 6,966 ...... 642 L. B. Gulden, ...... 9,168 L. George Cotton, ...... 2,906 M. Posin, ...... Charles 16,599 Earhart, W...... 907 E. D. Monson, these candidates of None Treasurer State 178 7,431 ...... 2,728 G. Russo, 18,383 Griffi ...... 2,467 J. Buchanan, ...... 11,162 these candidates of None 812 ...... 1,688 R. J. McBride, County: Clark 2B, Dist. 33 ...... 2,515 ...... 4,781 T. Latour, J. 2,266 Line, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 67,338 Jim Santini, ...... 9,493 Cal Weston, 57,845 ...... 7,966 Olga B. Covelli, Victory Candidates Votes ...... 47,242 E. Myron Leavitt, Governor— Lieutenant 34,083 Victory Votes ...... 20,186 John Foley, ...... 457 Ken Hillman, ...... 570 R. Paul Holder, ...... 41,672 Carl...... 428Bob Hunt, 21,486 Rose, ...... 66,063 H. Bryan, Richard ...... 4,469 M. Joseph Kadans, 61,594 ...... 3,771 Matia Melchizedek, ...... 8,287 these candidates of None Schofi ...... 224 Albert D. Viller, ...... 2,532 Anthony John Insero, ...... 28,292 Michael Mirabelli, ...... 7,768 these candidates of None 524 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 1978 HIGH VOTE 192,445 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— State Board of Education O’Mara, Bill (R) ...... 44,425 Dist. 1A, Washoe County: Santini, Jim (D) ...... 132,513 88,088 Hansen, David W...... 13,679 6,655 West, Linda E. (Lib) ...... 6,029 Moore, Th eodore H...... 7,024 None of these candidates ...... 7,676 Dist. 2B, Clark County: Governor— Campbell, J. W...... 7,721 652 Grayson, J. W., Jr. (Lib) ...... 1,487 Line, J...... 7,069 Jeff erson, T. F. (IA) ...... 3,282 Dist. 2C, Clark County: List, Robert (R) ...... 108,097 31,736 Clarke, Rosemary ...... 18,581 Rose, Bob (D) ...... 76,361 Dist. 2E, Clark County Lieutenant Governor— Eggers, C. M...... 4,296 Fields, Florence (Lib) ...... 10,777 McDonald, Florida ...... 4,370 74 Heaton, De Voe (R) ...... 81,641 Dist. 3A, other counties: Leavitt, M. E. (D) ...... 83,559 1,918 Orr, Wm. R...... 13,023 Pritchard, B. F. (IA) ...... 3,305 District Court Judges— None of these candidates ...... 10,121 Dist. 1 (Dept. 1): Secretary of State— Bortolin, Richard ...... 4,243 Earhart, W. C. (R) ...... 41,449 Griffi n, Michael R...... 6,681 2,438 Swackhamer, Wm. D. (D)..... 132,660 91,211 Dist. 1 (Dept. 2): None of these candidates ...... 11,434 Fondi, Michael E...... 8,430 State Treasurer— Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): Caff erata, Patty (R) ...... 79,824 Bowen, Grant L...... 34,530 Colton, Stan (D) ...... 94,696 14,872 Dist. 2 (Dept. 2): Cornett, B. M. (Lib) ...... 2,941 Barrett, John W...... 33,592 Hancock, D. L. (IA) ...... 3,353 Dist. 2 (Dept. 3): None of these candidates ...... 7,612 Gabrielli, John E...... 33,759 State Controller— Dist. 2 (Dept. 4): Daly, Mike (D) ...... 75,550 Torvinen, Roy L...... 33,583 Fields, Cherie (Lib) ...... 7,235 Dist. 2 (Dept. 5): McGowan, W. (R) ...... 94,742 19,192 Forman, Wm. N...... 32,896 None of these candidates ...... 9,490 Dist. 2 (Dept. 6): Attorney General— Guinan, James J...... 32,222 Bryan, R. H. (D) ...... 139,095 106,744 Dist. 2 (Dept. 7): Mangrum, H. J. (Lib) ...... 3,670 Breen, Peter I...... 33,173 Robb, Donald F. (R) ...... 32,351 Dist. 3: Yochum, Ike (IA) ...... 2,979 Smart, Stanley A...... 4,995 None of these candidates ...... 9,710 Dist. 4: Supreme Court Justice— McDaniel, Jos. O...... 3,996 Seat B: Dist. 5: Batjer, Cameron M...... 123,107 Beko, Wm. P...... 4,422 None of these candidates ...... 36,258 Dist. 6: Seat D: Young, Llewellyn A...... 2,750 Dotson, Edwin J...... 47,619 Dist. 7: Manoukian, Noel E...... 108,785 61,166 Hoyt, Merlyn H...... 3,626 2,698 None of these candidates ...... 19,187 Chachas, Gregory J...... 928 Regent State University— Dist. 8 (Dept. 1): Dist. 1A, Washoe County: Th ompson, J. C...... 65,008 Cashell, Robert ...... 15,295 6,246 Dist. 8 (Dept. 2): Havas, Paul ...... 9,049 Brennan, James A...... 66,462 Dist. 2B, Clark County: Dist. 8 (Dept. 3): Fong, Lilly ...... 10,504 3,229 Pavlikowski, J. S...... 67,015 Jones, J...... 7,275 Dist. 8 (Dept. 4): Dist. 2C, Clark County O’Donnell, T. V...... 53,414 31,883 Karamanos, Chris N...... 14,317 4,948 Hubbard, H. C...... 21,531 Posin, M...... 9,369 Dist. 8 (Dept. 5): Dist. 2E, Clark County Mendoza, John F...... 66,510 Buchanan, John ...... 4,385 Dist. 8 (Dept. 6): McBride, John ...... 5,408 1,023 Babcock, H. W...... 65,892 Election Results cations of certain of cations

(continued) 4 1 2 3 5 6 — — — — — 3— ce and dueling. and ce 525 Question No. No. Question 4 No. Question 5 No. Question 6 No. Question Amend Constitution: Amend 2 No. Question HIGH VOTE 192,445 (GOVERNOR) 192,445 VOTE HIGH to Equal Rights Amendment. Rights Equal to SPECIAL ELECTION—JUNE 5, 1979 ELECTION—JUNE SPECIAL Counties Yes No Yes Counties ...... 2,385 City Carson ...... 1,101 Churchill ...... 24,524Clark Douglas...... 2,476 685 Elko ...... 1,834 Esmeralda...... 149 65 ...... 129Eureka ...... 551Humboldt Lander...... 273 259 729 Lincoln...... 448 166 887 4,482 ...... 1,166 Lyon ...... 414Mineral 1,253 ...... 946Nye ...... 491Pershing ...... 228Storey 17,470 ...... 24,542 Washoe 88 611 ...... 961 Pine White 62,618 Total 788 798 310 213 5,539 34 563

— GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 1978 7, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER

cers. Dist. 8 (Dept. 10): Dist. 8 (Dept. 12): Dist. 8 (Dept. Election Results Election Constitutional amendment relating to elimination of certain personal property taxes. property certain personal of elimination to relating amendment Constitutional relating question Advisory tax. property to relating constitution amend to petition Initiative Constitutional amendment relating to eligibility for public offi public for eligibility to relating amendment Constitutional qualifi and courts justice of jurisdiction to relating amendment Constitutional married persons. of rights property to relating amendment Constitutional judicial offi judicial A special election was held June 5, 1979, proposing an amendment to the Sales and the Sales and to amendment an 5, 1979, proposing A special was held June election the of the administration certain restore foodsand exempt 1955 to of Act Tax Use act the Legislature. to 5 6 1 2 3 4 ...... 140,509 100,355 Yes ...... 40,154 No Dist. 9: ...... F. George Ogalvie, 31,057 Dist...... 7,330 Howard McKibben, ...... 128,901 Yes 77,011 ...... 51,890 No ...... 61,768 Yes ...... 123,952 No 62,184 ...... 65,704...... 63,853 S. Paul Goldman, Addeliar 11): Dist. 8 (Dept. Guy, ...... 40,528 No Amend Constitution: ...... 132,949 Yes 92,421 Hayes, Keith C...... 64,669 C. Keith Hayes, 9): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 64,305 No ...... 106,255 Yes 41,950 7): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 66,304 C. V. Christensen, 8): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 55,135 No ...... 117,630 Yes 62,495 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Judges Court District Victory Candidates Votes 1 No. Question Victory Votes (continued) ...... M. V. 63,237 Wendell, Amend Constitution: ...... R. Legakes, G. 51,395 20,338 Amend Constitution: Question: Advisory Petition: Initiative 526 Political History of Nevada PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARY ELECTION MAY 27, 1980 DEMOCRAT None of Th ese Counties Carter Kennedy Candidates Carson City ...... 899 670 877 Churchill ...... 445 190 384 Clark ...... 12,462 11,117 11,352 Douglas ...... 399 301 418 Elko...... 882 313 613 Esmeralda ...... 75 24 76 Eureka ...... 42 23 53 Humboldt ...... 358 203 280 Lander ...... 168 106 156 Lincoln ...... 254 101 200 Lyon ...... 601 296 461 Mineral ...... 477 268 509 Nye ...... 631 299 564 Pershing ...... 154 93 101 Storey ...... 86 65 60 Washoe ...... 6,802 5,008 6,132 White Pine ...... 424 219 257 Totals 25,159 19,296 22,493

REPUBLICAN None of Th ese Counties Bush Reagan Candidates Carson City ...... 135 2,208 234 Churchill ...... 31 991 75 Clark ...... 1,296 15,515 2,144 Douglas ...... 91 1,517 138 Elko...... 68 1,392 69 Esmeralda ...... 0 66 7 Eureka ...... 8 124 4 Humboldt ...... 30 605 35 Lander ...... 19 310 43 Lincoln ...... 6 170 19 Lyon ...... 43 931 66 Mineral ...... 25 408 32 Nye ...... 35 593 53 Pershing ...... 12 241 17 Storey ...... 6 116 12 Washoe ...... 1,248 13,898 1,999 White Pine ...... 25 267 18 Totals 3,078 39,352 4,965 Election Results — — — 527 aker, Stephen L...... 17,527 L. Stephen aker, 11,127 (continued) Representative in Congress District Court Judges Court District NONPARTISAN REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN ...... 7,523 (Rural): 3A Dist. — ...... 6,996 S. Dorothy 5,967 Gallagher, ...... 166 omas ...... 6,400 P. Eugenia Ohrenschall, PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 9, 1980 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY DEMOCRAT candidates ...... 5,832 ...... 5,832 candidates ...... 2,401 these candidates of None None of these candidates of None None of theseof None Election Results Election

...... 6,134 Allen Richard ...... 26,247 Gilster, Vince 20,113 Saunders, ...... 8,721 these candidates of None Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Justice— Court Supreme E: Seat ...... E. George Franklin, 25,742 ...... 28,285 S. Paul Goldman, ...... 37,509 E. Charles Springer, ...... 23,068 E. Clinton 2,543 Wooster, 11,767 Victory Candidates Votes ...... 6,423 Sue Frankie Del Papa, ...... 5,943 Louis Lombardi, County: Washoe Dist. 1B, 4,596 4,116 University State Regent ...... 1,827 J. Daniel McNeil, Victory Votes Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 54,495 James Santini, ...... 8,407 R. Lloyd Williams, 46,088 ...... 2,509 Allen Richard Gilster, Victory Candidates Votes ...... 45,857 Laxalt, Paul Senator— States United 43,348 Victory Votes County: Dist. 2C, Clark ...... 571 C. Monroe Fischer, term: ...... 2,544 L...... 4,411 George Harmon, unexpired Chris ...... 7,266 M. James Jones, 4-year 1,867 Karamonos, ...... 929 4,722 ...... 888 Davis Willa Matthew, Gene ...... 1,029 Th Andrew Pamico, Francisco Poli, Russo, 9), Dist. 8 (Dept...... 30,914 Miriam 24,514 Shearing, ...... 4,114 Huff Darwin D. Hunt, 3,085 Regent State University State Regent 528 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 1980 HIGH VOTE 247,885 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory President, Vice President— State Board of Education Anderson, John E., (continued)— Lucey, P. J. (Ind) ...... 17,651 Dist. 2D: Carter, Jimmy, Kenney, Joan ...... 26,882 Mondale, W. (D) ...... 66,666 Dist. 1B: Clark, Ed, Wedow, Shirlee A...... 24,617 Koch, David H. (Lib) ...... 4,358 Dist. 3B: Reagan, Ronald, Earnhart, George T...... 22,646 Bush, George (R) ...... 155,017 88,351 District Court Judges— None of these candidates ...... 4,193 Dist. 8 (Dept. 9), United States Senator— 4-year unexpired term: Gojack, Mary (D) ...... 92,129 Huff aker, Stephen L ...... 66,891 15,256 Hacker, A. Allen (Lib)...... 6,920 Shearing, Miriam ...... 51,635 Laxalt, Paul (R) ...... 144,224 52,095 Question No. 1— None of these candidates ...... 3,163 Amend Constitution:1 Representative in Congress— Yes ...... 177,592 127,902 Mangrum, H. J. (Lib) ...... 7,759 No ...... 49,690 Santini, Jim (D) ...... 165,107 101,944 Question No. 2— Saunders, Vince (R) ...... 63,163 Amend Constitution:2 None of these candidates ...... 8,558 Yes ...... 64,496 Supreme Court Justice— No ...... 162,421 97,925 Seat A: Question No. 3— Flangas, Peter L...... 44,335 Amend Constitution:3 Mowbray, John ...... 156,523 112,188 Yes ...... 86,624 None of these candidates ...... 28,320 No ...... 141,758 55,134 Seat E: Question No. 4— Goldman, Paul S...... 106,659 Amend Constitution:4 Springer, Charles E...... 112,636 5,977 Yes ...... 116,445 8,157 None of these candidates ...... 15,011 No ...... 108,288 Regent State University— Question No. 5— Dist. 2A: Amend Constitution:5 Whitley, Jane ...... 8,191 Yes ...... 75,265 Dist. 2C: No ...... 150,730 75,465 Jones, James M...... 19,371 Question No. 6— Karamonos, Chris ...... 19,727 356 Initiative Petition:6 Dist. 1B: Yes ...... 103,334 Del Papa, Frankie Sue ...... 17,095 3,889 No ...... 140,018 36,684 Lombardi, Louis ...... 13,206 Question No. 7— Dist. 3A: Amend Constitution:7 Gallagher, Dorothy S...... 12,946 6,138 Yes ...... 106,131 Hunt, Darwin D...... 6,808 No ...... 118,933 12,802 State Board of Education— Question No. 8— Dist. 2A: Initiative Petition:8 Holmes, Warren F...... 8,678 Yes ...... 178,947 126,354 No ...... 52,593 Question No. 9— Initiative Petition:9 Yes ...... 163,384 94,399 No ...... 68,985 1Constitutional amendment relative to increasing the types of crime for which bail may be denied. 2Constitutional amendment relative to district court boundaries and district court judge salaries. 3Constitutional amendment relative to a fi xed amount of payment for legislative expenses. 4Constitutional amendment relative to removal of limitations on investment of State educational funds. 5Constitutional amendment relative to removing from the list of elected offi ces the offi ces of public administrator and auditor. 6Initiative petition relative to limiting property tax. 7Constitutional amendment relative to creation of appellate court. 8Initiative petition relative to removal of personal property tax on household goods and furniture. 9Initiative petition relative to removal of sales tax on food. Election Results — — — — — — 529 erata, Patricia D...... 37,208 D. Patricia erata, 24,387 Treasurer Attorney General Controller State Treasurer State Lieutenant Governor Attorney General — DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN NONPARTISAN — ...... 5,046 A. Murray Foster, — ...... 621 Cher Volin, Margin of Margin Victory Votes Candidates C: Supreme Court Justice Seat ...... 81,704 Gunderson, Elmer M. ....40,067 Van Wagoner, Robert L. 57,571 ...... 24,133 Williams, Paul J. 15,934 ....24,473 None of these candidates ...... 2,197 ...... 29,666 R. Darrel Daines, 14,790 ...... 3,931 ...... 2,481 ...... 31,733 Jim Kosinski, ...... 5,411 Caff ...... 2,487 ...... 34,783 E. Myron Leavitt, ...... 4,248 ...... 2,637 R. James Walls, PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 14, 1982 14, ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY None of these candidates of None None of these candidates of None None of these candidates of None None of these candidates of None None of these candidates of None None of these candidates of None Election Results Election

Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senate— States United ...... 6,327 Sam ...... 964 P. Briscoe, George Cavnar, Rick...... 17,065 ...... 39,319 Fore, Robert 25,470 ...... 12,191 List, ...... 13,849 Jack ...... Chic Hecht, 26,940 Kenney, Mike Moody, ...... 2,566 Victory Candidates Votes E. E., Jr. 9,875 Eyre, ...... 13,252 these candidates of None Governor— Victory Votes Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senate— States United ...... 54,288 June...... 1,771Howard ...... 49,735...... 1,110 Oldrich Brabenec, Cannon, Carr, 4,553 James ...... 1,630 Santini, Pete ...... 10,830 Tolotti, Stan Colton, Carl...... 552 Hunt, Victory Candidates Votes ...... 55,261 H. Bryan, Richard 20,478 Governor— Victory Votes Prengaman, Paul ...... 7,306 Paul Prengaman, Brian...... 41,909 ...... 7,684 Rhoads, Dean A. McKay, ...... 3,630 31,727 ...... 16,453 Barbara Joni Vucanovich, Wines, 8,769 ...... 16,164 these candidates of None ...... 10,182 Mark Risman, Dist. 2: Dist...... 2,013 Don ...... 890 Don Capps, Gustavson, ...... 19,137 these candidates of None ...... 14,876 Wally Earhart, Dist. 1: Representative in Congress ...... 14,477...... 12,821 Dist. Peggy Ken Cavnar, 5,753 Santor, ...... 878 M. Harriet Copeland, ...... 8,724 J. Lyman, ...... 9,119 these candidates of None ...... 2,934 Harvey Jordan, ...... 7,040 these candidates of None Representative in Congress Dist. 2: ...... 6,909 E. Richard Blakemore, ...... 18,278 these candidates of None ...... 2,946 Dist. 1: Ray ...... 1,468 Jr. Perry J., Brooks, Ford, ...... 62,415 ...... 41,786Robert M. Harry Reid, 50,859 Cashell, ...... 3,214 Dorothy Rolfe, 37,538 ...... 7,834 Bob Howard Needham, ...... 9,812 Cal Dunlap, ...... 1,462 T. John ...... 11,556 Gojack, L. Jim ...... 7,582 Palmer, Don ...... Mary Gojack, 17,088 Springmeyer, 7,276 ...... 43,770...... 20,815 Robert R. Barengo, these candidates of None ...... 33,470 Nadean Reed, 10,300 ...... 4,418 these candidates of None Westall, Peggy ...... 6,661 Peggy Westall, ...... 40,953 Mahlon Lloyd...... 803 Williams, 9,220 Brown, ...... 26,152 E. George Franklin, 530 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 1982 HIGH VOTE 240,394 (U.S. SENATOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Regent State University— Cannon, H. (D) ...... 114,720 Clark 2A: Hecht, Chic (R) ...... 120,377 5,657 Chowning, Vonne ...... 4,496 None of these candidates ...... 5,297 Whitley, June ...... 8,164 3,668 Representative in Congress— Clark 2D: Dist. 1: Hammargren, Lonnie ...... 13,448 Cavnar, Peggy (R) ...... 45,675 Kenney, Joan ...... 14,767 1,319 Reid, Harry (D) ...... 61,901 16,226 Rural 3B: Dist. 2: Sheerin, JoAnn...... 14,952 4,350 Gojack, Mary (D) ...... 52,265 Walsh, Dan ...... 10,602 Vucanovich, B. (R) ...... 70,188 17,923 State Board of Education— Vuceta, Teresa (Lib) ...... 4,043 Washoe 1A: Governor— Clark, J...... 11,833 1,246 Becan, Dan (Lib) ...... 4,621 Kasper, P...... 10,587 Bryan, R. H. (D) ...... 128,132 28,028 Clark 2B: List, Robert (R) ...... 100,104 Hill, John K...... 11,071 None of these candidates ...... 6,894 Morris, H...... 15,612 4,541 Lieutenant Governor— Clark 2C: Boyd, R. W. (R) ...... 78,272 Herrmann, June ...... 11,455 596 Cashell, Robert (D) ...... 139,058 60,768 Kunkel, Richard ...... 10,859 Von Wolff , R. (Lib) ...... 6,945 Clark 2E: None of these candidates ...... 12,417 Long, Marianne ...... 9,815 1,091 Secretary of State— Peplowski, Mark ...... 8,724 Swackhamer, Wm. D. (D)..... 136,516 43,420 Rural 3A: Williams, Belie (R) ...... 93,096 Sullivan, Carley ...... 20,282 None of these candidates ...... 7,853 District Court Judges— State Treasurer— Dist. 2 (Dept. 8): Barengo, Robert (D) ...... 111,166 Minor, Richard C...... 26,359 1,126 Caff erata, Patty (R) ...... 113,813 2,647 Th ompson, James H...... 25,233 None of these candidates ...... 10,718 Dist. 2 (Dept. 9): State Controller— Schouweiler, R. L...... 44,965 Daines, Darrel R. (R) ...... 130,062 52,455 Dist. 3: Olivet, Gerald T. (D) ...... 77,607 Recanzone, Mario ...... 8,524 None of these candidates ...... 21,534 Dist. 6: Attorney General— Legarza, Richard J...... 4,594 Brown, Mahlon (D) ...... 101,210 Dist. 8 (Dept. 13): McKay, Brian (R) ...... 130,033 28,823 Foley, Th omas A ...... 89,328 64,950 None of these candidates ...... 6,070 Morris, Monte J...... 24,378 Supreme Court Justice— Dist. 8 (Dept. 14): Seat B: Ahlstrom, Dan ...... 56,651 Steff en, Th omas ...... 163,984 Mosley, Donald M...... 57,978 1,327 None of these candidates ...... 36,697 Dist. 8 (Dept. 15): Seat C: Seaton, Daniel M...... 40,905 Gunderson, E. M...... 145,316 86,307 Shearing, Miriam ...... 76,115 35,210 Van Wagoner, Robert ...... 59,009 Dist. 8 (Dept. 16): None of these candidates ...... 19,483 Dotson, E. J. (Ted) ...... 34,818 McGroarty, John S...... 77,477 42,695 Dist. 9: Mathews, David ...... 2,230 Robison, Norm C...... 4,078 1,848 Election Results (continued) 12 8 9 — — — 7 — — — 10 11 531 Question No. 10 No. Question 11 No. Question 12 No. Question Question No. 7 No. Question 8 No. Question 9 No. Question relative to taxation of household goods and furniture. furniture. goods and household of taxation to relative to exempt food for human consumption from sales tax. from consumption human food for exempt to Constitution Constitution HIGH VOTE 240,394 (U.S. SENATOR) (U.S. 240,394 VOTE HIGH Petition: Initiative Petition: Initiative Petition: Initiative Issue: Bond Act: An Amendment: 6 2 3 4 5 1 — — — — — — — 3— 3— GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 1982 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER Bond issue for library construction. Bond issue for advocate. consumer creating utilities, public to An act relating advocate. consumer creating utilities, public to relating petition Initiative Election Results Election Constitutional amendment relating to the State boundary. the State to relating amendment Constitutional tax. estate an to relative amendment Constitutional homes. mobile to 1955 relative of Act Tax Use the Sales and to Amendment the amend to petition Initiative the amend to petition Initiative Constitutional amendment pertaining to property tax for energy conservation. tax for property pertaining to amendment Constitutional bear arms. and keep to right the citizens to relative amendment Constitutional alternatives. sentencing courts the lower on conferring amendment Constitutional sentences. of commutation to relative amendment Constitutional 10 11 12 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 Yes ...... 86,701 Yes ...... 134,359 ...... 124,964 No 47,658 No 31,462 ...... 93,502 Yes Yes ...... 132,508 38,639 Yes ...... 104,878 ...... 132,508 Yes 38,639 Yes ...... 93,869 No 5 No. Question ...... 147,536...... 119,526...... 158,296 No Yes 14,648 95,494 Yes 71,022 ...... 76,514 No 6 No. Question ...... 62,802 No Yes ...... 87,220 Yes ...... 134,713 ...... 133,999 No 47,493 No 39,985 ...... 94,014 4 No. Question Yes Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend Yes ...... 162,432...... 169,066 114,698 Yes Yes 96,071 ...... 66,361 No No. Question ...... 54,368 No Yes ...... 142,111 58,783 Yes ...... 102,232 ...... 142,111 Yes Yes 58,783 ...... 83,328 No 2 No. Question ...... 117,724 No 15,492 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates 1 No. Question Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend

532 Political History of Nevada SPECIAL ELECTION—JUNE 7, 1983 Margin of Margin of Questions Votes Victory Questions Votes Victory Question No. 1— Question No. 2— Amend Constitution:1 Amendment:2 Carson City: Carson City: Yes ...... 850 270 Yes ...... 1,060 698 No ...... 580 No ...... 362 Churchill: Churchill: Yes ...... 1,157 375 Yes ...... 1,026 103 No ...... 782 No ...... 923 Clark: Clark: Yes ...... 16,757 Yes ...... 19,973 No ...... 27,530 10,773 No ...... 24,262 4,289 Douglas: Douglas: Yes ...... 328 41 Yes ...... 366 117 No ...... 287 No ...... 249 Elko: Elko: Yes ...... 2,108 59 Yes ...... 1,514 No ...... 2,049 No ...... 2,608 1,094 Esmeralda: Esmeralda: Yes ...... 46 Yes ...... 59 No ...... 96 50 No ...... 80 21 Eureka: Eureka: Yes ...... 56 Yes ...... 73 No ...... 119 63 No ...... 103 30 Humboldt: Humboldt: Yes ...... 789 313 Yes ...... 553 No ...... 476 No ...... 693 140 Lander: Lander: Yes ...... 162 25 Yes ...... 133 No ...... 137 No ...... 165 32 Lincoln: Lincoln: Yes ...... 155 Yes ...... 171 No ...... 380 225 No ...... 361 190 Lyon: Lyon: Yes ...... 381 Yes ...... 387 No ...... 694 313 No ...... 683 296 Mineral: Mineral: Yes ...... 134 Yes ...... 253 No ...... 385 251 No ...... 263 10 Nye: Nye: Yes ...... 680 16 Yes ...... 857 367 No ...... 664 No ...... 490 Pershing: Pershing: Yes ...... 400 61 Yes ...... 359 No ...... 339 No ...... 366 7 Storey: Storey: Yes ...... 43 Yes ...... 58 19 No ...... 54 11 No ...... 39 Washoe: Washoe: Yes...... 2,001 163 Yes ...... 1,802 No ...... 1,838 No ...... 2,040 238 White Pine: White Pine: Yes ...... 840 52 Yes ...... 691 No ...... 788 No ...... 929 238 Total Yes 26,887 Total Yes 29,335 Total No 37,198 10,311 Total No 34,616 5,281 1Constitutional amendment establishing staggered terms for district judges. 2Amending the Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955 to provide for collection of the tax on the sale or use of personal property by a government contractor and to impose the use tax wherever the out-of-state sale would be taxable if made in Nevada.

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533 2): Dist. 6 (Dept. NONPARTISAN — ...... 26,790 Howard. 21,354 Babcock, PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 4, 1984 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY REPUBLICAN LIBERTARIAN REPUBLICAN , William ...... 8,544 William , ...... 17,344 Steven 11,908 Young, Election Results Election Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates University— State Regent Victory Candidates Votes Judges Court District Victory Votes Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in 1: Representative ...... 67 ...... 14,442Dist. Dan Peggy ...... 2,896 11,546 Becan, Cavnar, Richard 28 Gilster, ...... 39 Kent Cromwell, Victory Candidates Votes Congress— in Representative 2: Dist. Victory Votes County: Clark Dist. 2B, ...... 1,831 C. Al Dalton, ...... 7,384 Carolyn...... 4,533 ...... 7,586 Lilly Fong, GarySparks, 2,702 Silverman, Education— of Board State 5,755 ...... 7,452 Chan Griswold, County: Washoe Dist. 1B, Frank...... 4,124 ...... 4,021 Bob Fulkerson, ...... 15,844 Deborah Agosti, Krajewski, Jerry...... 1,296 103 Sullivan, ...... 4,913 Myra Ritter, 68 8,460 Judges Court District 404 ...... 11,030 2): Dist. 2 (Dept. Isaeff 892 ...... 10,648 3): Dist. 2 (Dept. Charles ...... 892 Virginia Shane, McGee, Clinton 2,486 Wooster, 2,104 6): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 1,773 Legarza, Richard 881 ...... 5,436 Fernando Guzman, 534 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1984 HIGH VOTE 286,667 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory President, Vice President— District Court Judges Bergland, David, (continued)— Lewis, Jim (Lib) ...... 2,292 Dist. 2 (Dept. 5): Mondale, W. F., Forman, William ...... 53,300 Ferraro, G. A. (D) ...... 91,655 Dist. 2 (Dept. 6): Reagan, Ronald, Guinan, James J...... 35,334 9,277 Bush, George (R) ...... 188,770 97,115 Manley, Robert ...... 26,057 None of these candidates ...... 3,950 Dist. 2 (Dept. 7): Representative in Congress— Breen, Peter I...... 52,308 Dist. 1: Dist. 2 (Dept. 8): Cavnar, Peggy (R) ...... 55,391 Minor, Richard C...... 28,069 Morris, Joe (Lib) ...... 1,885 Wright, Robin A...... 39,774 11,705 Reid, Harry (D) ...... 73,242 17,851 Dist. 2 (Dept. 9): Dist. 2: Schouweiler, Robert ...... 51,832 Barbano, Andrew (D) ...... 36,130 Dist. 3: Becan, Dan (Lib) ...... 4,201 Recanzone, Mario ...... 9,836 Vucanovich, B. (R) ...... 99,775 63,645 Dist. 4: Supreme Court Justice— McDaniel, Joseph ...... 5,387 Seat B: Dist. 5: Steff en, Tom ...... 180,612 Beko, William ...... 6,222 None of these candidates ...... 40,763 Dist. 6 (Dept. 1): Seat D: Young, Llewellyn ...... 5,026 Manoukian, Noel ...... 123,111 Dist. 6 (Dept. 2): Young, Cliff ...... 135,318 12,207 Legarza, Richard ...... 2,963 None of these candidates ...... 12,660 Sullivan, Jerry V...... 3,328 365 Regent State University— Dist. 7: Washoe 1A: Hoyt, Merlyn H...... 4,225 Frye, James ...... 7,325 Dist. 8 (Dept. 1): Klaich, Dan ...... 23,994 16,669 Bonaventure, Joseph ...... 61,536 Clark 2B: Th ompson, Charles ...... 79,929 18,393 Fong, Lilly ...... 17,110 Dist. 8 (Dept. 2): Sparks, C...... 18,138 1,028 Brennan, James ...... 108,426 Clark 2E: Dist. 8 (Dept. 3): Foley, Joseph M...... 16,235 12,184 Amador, Michael ...... 39,298 Sardinas, Leslie D...... 4,051 Pavlikowski, Joe ...... 92,210 52,912 State Board of Education— Dist. 8 (Dept. 4): Washoe 1B: O’Donnell, Th omas ...... 102,338 72,528 Krajewski, Frank...... 15,355 1,603 Ohrenschall, E. P...... 29,810 Ritter, Myra ...... 13,752 Dist. 8 (Dept. 5): Clark 2A: Leen, Th omas L...... 42,495 Holmes, Warren F...... 12,500 Mendoza, John ...... 93,713 51,218 Clark 2D: Dist. 8 (Dept. 6) Hammargren, L...... 19,879 7,617 Babcock, Howard ...... 80,779 28,339 Smith, Hal ...... 12,262 Young, Steven ...... 52,440 Rural 3B: Dist. 8 (Dept. 7): Brown, Frank R...... 23,241 Christensen, Carl...... 111,662 District Court Judges— Dist. 8 (Dept. 8) Dist. 1 (Dept. 1): Wendell, Michael ...... 107,059 Griffi n, Michael ...... 12,117 Dist. 8 (Dept. 9) Dist. 1 (Dept. 2): Huff aker, Stephen ...... 108,033 Fondi, Michael ...... 11,950 Dist. 8 (Dept. 10): Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): Goldman, Paul ...... 103,159 76,240 Whitehead, Jerry ...... 52,835 Hubbard, Harland ...... 26,919 Dist. 2 (Dept. 2): Dist. 8 (Dept. 11): McGee, Chuck ...... 34,459 3,678 Guy, Addeliar D...... 107,389 Wooster, Clinton ...... 30,781 Dist. 8 (Dept. 12): Dist. 2 (Dept. 3): Leavitt, Myron ...... 108,280 Agosti, Deborah ...... 44,102 20,919 Dist. 8 (Dept. 13): Griswold, Chan ...... 23,183 Foley, Th omas A...... 108,574 Dist. 2 (Dept. 4): Dist. 8 (Dept. 14): Torvinen, Roy L...... 53,574 Mosley, Donald M...... 107,235 Dist. 8 (Dept. 15): Shearing, Miriam ...... 107,954

Election Results 10 8 : : (continued) 6 7 — — — 12 — — — — 9 11 Nevada RevisedNevada Statutes RevisedNevada Statutes 535 Question No. 9 No. Question 10 No. Question 11 No. Question 12 No. Question Question No. 7 No. Question 8 No. Question Initiative: An to reconciling legislative bills. legislative reconciling to Issue: Bond Amend Issue: Bond Amend 4 5 1 2 3 Constitution: Amend HIGH VOTE 286,667 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) AND VICE 286,667 (PRESIDENT VOTE HIGH — — — — — — — GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1984 6, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER (continued)— Amendment to the Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955 relative to sales tax on manufactured homes. sales to manufactured tax on relative 1955 of Act Tax Use the Sales and to Amendment Lake Tahoe. at land of purchase to relative Bond issue proposal local taxes. and State to relative petition Initiative Election Results Election Constitutional amendment relative to limitation on State indebtedness. State on limitation to relative amendment Constitutional committees. legislative to relative amendment Constitutional sales vehicles. to tax on 1955 relative of Act Tax Use the Sales and to Amendment libraries. public to relative Bond issue proposal Constitutional amendment relative to exempting food from sales tax. food from exempting to relative amendment Constitutional value. minerals at of taxation to relative amendment Constitutional districts. salaries and judges to relative amendment Constitutional money. public of deposit to relative amendment Constitutional relative amendment Constitutional 11 12 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 Yes ...... 78,169 Yes ...... 175,878 ...... 143,874 No 97,709 No 11,186 ...... 132,688 Yes Yes ...... 113,858 Yes ...... 148,151 ...... 143,499 No 34,293 No 24,114 ...... 119,385 5 No. Question Yes Yes ...... 126,899 Yes ...... 133,748 ...... 114,572No 6,849 No ...... 152,245 3 No. Question 37,673 Yes ...... 128,007 Yes ...... 134,816 ...... 156,676No 6,809 No ...... 103,399 53,277 4 No. Question Yes Yes ...... 225,611 180,295 Yes ...... 99,197 ...... 225,611 180,295 Yes Yes ...... 45,316 No 2 No. Question ...... 162,719 No 63,522 Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend 2): Dist. 9 (Dept...... 6,201 C. Norman Robison, 1 No. Question ...... 131,272 No 10,262 ...... 121,010 Yes McGroarty, John S...... 106,634 S. John ...... 179,793McGroarty, 16): Dist. 8 (Dept. 106,036 No 1): Dist. 9 (Dept...... 73,757 Yes Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Judges Court District Victory Candidates Votes 6 No. Question Victory Votes ...... 6,422 Howard McKibben, Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend 536 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 2, 1986 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Governor— Beals, Manny ...... 7,039 Bryan, Richard H...... 71,920 58,144 Reid, Harry M...... 74,275 67,236 Tobman, Herb ...... 13,776 None of these candidates ...... 8,486 None of these candidates ...... 4,264 Representative in Congress— Lieutenant Governor— Dist. 1: Farley, Margie ...... 8,360 Bilbray, James H...... 16,181 1,127 Miller, Bob ...... 59,628 45,853 Fisher, Paul ...... 12,950 Shaff er, Ray ...... 13,775 Foley, Helen A...... 15,054 None of these candidates ...... 6,553 Phillips, Joseph ...... 484 State Treasurer— Dist. 2: Chrissinger, John ...... 13,065 Noblett, Tom ...... 12,164 FitzPatrick, Patrick M...... 18,389 3,144 Sferrazza, Pete ...... 28,721 16,557 Knight, Stan ...... 8,498 Reed, Nadean ...... 15,245 Singer, Harold L...... 6,710 None of these candidates ...... 19,891

REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Lieutenant Governor— Cave, Curk ...... 1,989 Boyd, Bill ...... 17,840 Gilster, Richard ...... 3,544 Brown, Joe ...... 36,756 18,916 Santini, Jim ...... 55,947 52,403 None of these candidates ...... 12,825 None of these candidates ...... 8,214 Secretary of State— Representative in Congress— Earhart, W. Charles ...... 11,394 Dist. 1: Niebuhr, Clarence ...... 4,195 Cavnar, Peggy ...... 7,742 Zimmer, Barbara A...... 34,207 22,813 Heff ner, Van ...... 4,138 None of these candidates ...... 15,832 Ryan, Bob ...... 14,068 6,326 State Treasurer— Governor— Audrain, Th ornton ...... 11,681 Caff erata, Patty D...... 31,430 19,134 Brockmeier, A...... 2,736 Stone, Jim ...... 12,296 Davis, Joseph S...... 4,514 Stover, (Smokey) ...... 2,236 Kellogg, Carol E...... 8,215 Swartz, Robert A...... 1,559 Pozzi, Archie, Jr...... 8,916 Wines, Marcia J...... 5,599 Santor, Ken ...... 16,439 4,758 None of these candidates ...... 15,116 None of these candidates ...... 13,538

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory District Court Judges— State Board of Education— Dist. 9 (Dept. 1): Washoe 1A: Berkson, Lester H...... 1,731 101 Clarke, Janice C...... 8,718 4,391 Gamble, Dave ...... 1,630 Henson, Bradley ...... 4,327 Gibbons, Michael ...... 1,131 Howe, J. Paul ...... 2,388 Pumphrey, David ...... 1,337 Regent State University— Clark 2C: Finley, Robert E...... 3,132 Karamanos, Chris ...... 8,125 4,993 Kraft , Erik ...... 1,019 Lowe, Bryan A...... 2,995 Election Results 1 2 5 n— — — — — — — )— 3 4 537 ...... 10,648 A. Gwen acker, (continued Question No. 5 No. Question Question No. 2 No. Question 3 No. Question 4 No. Question District Court Judges Court District 1 No. Question State Board of Educatio of Board State Act: An components. and HIGH VOTE 261,932 (U.S. SENATOR) (U.S. 261,932 VOTE HIGH — 3A: Rural

— — — — ...... 21,646 June Herrmann, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 1986 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — Constitution: Amend — 3A: Rural — Constitution: Amend — ...... 105,461 Earle White, ...... 9,171 Duane Lawrence, , Rowena (Lib) ...... 7,675 (Lib) , Rowena ...... 4,138 Dave Gamble, 307 er, Roy A. (D) ...... A. (D) Roy er, 70,289 ...... 107,941 No erata, Patty (R) ...... 65,081 (R) Patty erata, ...... 13,734 K. John Hill, 3,558 Springer, Charles ...... 191,026 Charles Springer, ...... 129,602 19,831 Yes Election Results Election Legislature to provide referees in district court. referees provide to Legislature materials. fabricated contractors’ Sales tax on aircraft sale tax of on Exempt tax. estate State Tax for shares of stock of banking corporations. banking of stock of shares for Tax 3 4 5 ...... 39,527 these candidates of None University State Regent ...... 19,352...... 213,684 176,315 Vernon 10,887 Yes ...... 8,465 Eardley, Jenny Hubach, 1 ...... 37,369 2 No ...... 109,771 No

Seat A: ...... 193,335 Seat John Mowbray, ...... 140,973 ...... 39,760 these candidates of None No 38,619 ...... 102,354 Yes Daines, Darrel (R) ...... 124,666...... 153,528 (R) 65,445 15,458 Yes Darrel Daines, ...... 132,654 ...... G. (D) James Mace, 109,208 ...... 181,523 24,713 111,234 Yes ...... 18,118 (R) these candidates of None Brian McKay, Wooft ...... 88,083 No Attorney General ...... 6,570 these candidates of None Justice Court Supreme E: Seat 1B: Washoe Act: An Constitution: Amend ...... 18,105 these candidates of None Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator— States United ...... 4,899 (Lib) Kent Cromwell, Victory Candidates Votes University State Regent Victory Votes ...... (D) Pat FitzPatrick, 98,070 ...... (R) Ken 128,855 Santor, Wolff Von 30,785 ...... 3,831 Berkson, Lester 1): Dist. 9 (Dept. Ryan, Bob (R)...... 50,342 Bob Ryan, 2: Dist...... 83,479 2A: (R) 1A: Clark 24,046 Barb Washoe ...... 59,433 (D) Pete Sferrazza, Vucanovich, Governor— ...... 9,346...... 114,070 Brad Henson, (R) Joe Brown, 2E: ...... Bob (D) Clark Miller, 139,299 ...... 6,538 ...... 18,634 these candidates of None State of Secretary Janice 25,229 9,288 Clarke, ...... 10,127 Marianne Long, ...... 7,786 Becan, (Lib) Dan ....132,873 (D) Sue Frankie Del Papa, 4,733 ...... (R) Barbara Zimmer, 105,966 26,907 ...... 11,055 these candidates of None Larry...... 5,394 Spigelmyer, Treasurer State Th ...... 13,658 Carley Sullivan, 3,010 State Controller 4): Dist. 8 (Dept. Bryan, Richard (D) ...... 187,268 122,187 Clark 2B: ...... 187,268 122,187 Clark (D) Richard Bryan, Caff ...... 2,555 (Lib) Lou Tomburello, ...... 5,471 these candidates of None Lieutenant Governor ...... 10,176 H. John Shipp, 2C: Clark Reid, Harry (D) ...... 130,955 2C: (D) Clark 14,349 Harry Reid, ...... (R) Jim Santini, 116,606 ...... 9,472 these candidates of None 1: Representative in Congress Dist...... 61,830 (D) James Bilbray, ...... 2,145 (Lib) Gordon Morris, 11,488 Robert...... 9,697 Finley, ...... 15,493 Chris Karamanos, ...... 8,347 Lesperance, Tony 5,796 ...... 17,790 Dorothy 9,443 Gallagher, 538 Political History of Nevada

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 1986 (continued) HIGH VOTE 261,932 (U.S. SENATOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Question No. 6— Question No. 8— An Act:6 An Act:8 Yes ...... 177,881 113,640 Yes ...... 165,191 90,356 No ...... 64,241 No ...... 74,835 Question No. 7— Bond Issue:7 Yes ...... 138,430 32,812 No ...... 105,618 6Contractors for government entities pay tax for purchases outside the State. 7Purchase land at Lake Tahoe. 8Sales tax amendment on medical devices and medicines.

PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 6, 1988 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— United States Senator— Beals, Manny ...... 2,656 Hecht, Chic ...... 55,473 49,855 Bryan, Richard H...... 62,278 57,557 Scheffl er, Larry ...... 5,618 FitzPatrick, Patrick M...... 4,721 None of these candidates ...... 6,460 Kepler, Larry ...... 1,655 Representative in Congress— None of these candidates ...... 7,035 Dist. 1: Gritz, Bo ...... 10,755 Kraft , John E...... 2,555 Lusk, Lucille ...... 12,139 1,384

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Regent State University— Regent State University Clark 2A: (continued)— Davis, Verlia G...... 2,223 Rural 3B: Patryn, Pat A. F...... 1,630 Brogan, Robert C...... 3,314 Whitley, June F...... 6,245 4,022 Derby, Jill Talbot ...... 7,993 1,978 Clark 2D: Hawkins, John C...... 6,015 Hammargren, Lonnie ...... 6,471 Kenney, Joan ...... 7,135 664 Peplowski, Mark ...... 3,523 Taylor, Bob ...... 2,506 Election Results — 1 2 3 4 9 — — — — — — — — — 5 6 7 8 539 (continued) Question No. 9 No. Question Question No. 3 No. Question 4 No. Question 5 No. Question 6 No. Question 7 No. Question 8 No. Question Question No. 2 No. Question State Board of Education of Board State 1— No. Question — ...... 24,137 R. Frank Brown, — — — — — ...... 5,101 L. Duane Lawrence, — Constitution: Amend GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1988 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER ling petitions. ling HIGH VOTE 350,067 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) AND VICE 350,067 (PRESIDENT VOTE HIGH omas ...... 4,720 ...... 176,790 omas 28,994 1,338 Yes eld, Th eld, es which State lands and revenues are pledged for educational purposes. educational for pledged are revenues and lands es which State Kenney, Joan ...... 21,740 Joan Kenney, ...... 125,443 Yes Election Results Election Exempts 40 percent of gross receipts of mobile homes from tax. from homes mobile of receipts gross of 40 percent Exempts in special zones. products building tax on Exempts seal. State with bars platinum or silver gold, tax on Exempts tax. income personal a State Prohibits Sets times for fi Sets for times Clarifi regulations. review administrative to the Legislature Authorizes election. by judges of the retention and appointment by initially judges the selection of Requires tax. from property donated Exempts 7 8 9 2 3 4 5 6 1 ...... 196,084 No 70,641 ...... 276,976 217,173 Yes ...... 59,803 No

Bonaventure, Joseph ...... 98,528 Joseph 6): Dist. 8 (Dept. Bonaventure, 18,439 ...... 144,297 Jack Lehman, 10): Dist. 8 (Dept. University State Regent ...... 159,006 No ...... 5,987 G. Verlia Davis, ...... 11,968 2D: F. June Whitley, Clark 5,981 ...... 242,460 No ...... 78,495 163,965 Yes ...... 147,796 No ...... 165,069 Yes 6,063 Stringfi Seat C: Seat Judges Court District 2): Dist. 3 (Dept...... E. Archie Blake, 10,408 2): Dist. 4 (Dept...... 3,382 B. Jack Ames, Bill...... 80,089 Curran, Constitution: ...... 181,368 No Amend An Act: 36,404 Act: An 2A: Clark ...... 23,931 ...... 144,964 Yes Lonnie Act: Hammargren, 2,191 An Act: An Initiative: An ...... 123,174 E. Myron Leavitt, ...... Rose, Robert E. 187,341 ...... 24,439 these candidates of None 64,167 ...... 163,255 No ...... 152,509 10,746 Yes Spoo, Jim (D) ...... 75,163 (D) ...... 105,981 ...... 77,685 Jim (R) 30,818 No Spoo, Barbara ...... 246,855 Vucanovich 169,170 Yes Justice Court Supreme Lusk, Lucille (R) ...... 53,588 (R) Lucille (Lib)...... 3,724 Lusk, Patrick ...... 203,329 O’Neill, 2: 89,372 Yes Dist...... 113,957 No Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates President— Vice President, George, Bush, Victory Candidates Votes University State Regent Victory Votes ...... 3,953 (Lib) Kent Cromwell, Amend Constitution: Quayle, Dan (R) ...... 206,040 3B: (R) Rural 73,302 Dan Quayle, ...... 835 S., Dukakis, Michael (NAP) ...... 3,520 ...... Joyce (D) Bentsen, Lloyd 132,738 (Lib) B., Lenora Fulani, Dattner, Ron, 1B: V. Paul, Andre Washoe 2A: Marrou, Clark ...... 175,548 2D: ...... 6,934 these candidates of None (D) 14,212 Clark Senator States United ...... 13,800 Richard C. John Hawkins, Bryan, ...... 5,523 (Lib) James Frye, ...... 161,336 Chic (R) Hecht, ...... 7,242 ...... 12,614 these candidates of None Liliam Hickey, ...... 17,908 Representative in Congress Talbot Jill Derby, 1: Dist. 7,513 4,108 ...... 101,764 (D) James Bilbray, ...... 24,772...... 31,980 Ken Koester, Yvonne ...... Uly 48,176 14,338 Ramsey, 10,434 Shaw, Amend Constitution: 3B: Rural 540 Political History of Nevada SPECIAL ELECTION—MAY 2, 1989 Margin of Margin of Question Votes Victory Question Votes Victory Question No. 1— Question No. 2— Amend Constitution:1 Amend Constitution:2 Carson City: Carson City: Yes ...... 6,436 4,330 Yes ...... 3,808 No ...... 2,106 No ...... 4,728 920 Churchill: Churchill: Yes ...... 1,610 746 Yes ...... 1,112 No ...... 864 No ...... 1,362 250 Clark: Clark: Yes ...... 56,991 46,309 Yes ...... 41,743 16,234 No ...... 10,682 No ...... 25,509 Douglas: Douglas: Yes ...... 2,826 1,741 Yes ...... 1,827 No ...... 1,085 No ...... 2,076 249 Elko: Elko: Yes ...... 2,500 1,693 Yes ...... 1,370 No ...... 807 No ...... 1,900 530 Esmeralda: Esmeralda: Yes ...... 217 98 Yes ...... 137 No ...... 119 No ...... 198 61 Eureka: Eureka: Yes ...... 224 143 Yes ...... 142 No ...... 81 No ...... 159 17 Humboldt: Humboldt: Yes ...... 1,912 1,515 Yes ...... 1,045 No ...... 397 No ...... 1,232 187 Lander: Lander: Yes ...... 729 592 Yes ...... 412 No ...... 137 No ...... 447 35 Lincoln: Lincoln: Yes ...... 546 322 Yes ...... 423 79 No ...... 224 No ...... 344 Lyon: Lyon: Yes ...... 2,062 1,069 Yes ...... 1,168 No ...... 993 No ...... 1,898 730 Mineral: Mineral: Yes ...... 1,117 864 Yes ...... 593 No ...... 253 No ...... 772 179 Nye: Nye: Yes ...... 2,013 1,394 Yes ...... 1,325 39 No ...... 619 No ...... 1,286 Pershing: Pershing: Yes ...... 743 531 Yes ...... 530 113 No ...... 212 No ...... 417 Storey: Storey: Yes ...... 354 177 Yes ...... 260 No ...... 177 No ...... 270 10 Washoe: Washoe: Yes ...... 26,211 14,859 Yes ...... 17,823 No ...... 11,352 No ...... 19,616 1793 White Pine: White Pine: Yes ...... 1,498 853 Yes ...... 924 No ...... 645 No ...... 1,190 266 Total Yes 107,989 77,236 Total Yes 74,642 11,238 Total No 30,753 Total No 63,404 1Constitutional amendment to allow the taxation of minerals at a rate diff erent than other property and to limit other taxes upon minerals and their proceeds. 2Constitutional amendment to increase the bonding capacity of the State. Election Results ..16,503 ...24,969 — — — 541 er, Ray ...... 34,414 Ray er, 9,445 Rumph, Randall M. (Randy) Rumph, FitzPatrick, Patrick Matthew Patrick FitzPatrick, Secretary of State of Secretary Treasurer Attorney General Attorney General— DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN — ...... 19,680 J. Nancy Hollinger, — ...... 3,727 M. Joseph Kadans, PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 4, 1990 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY — ...... 24,053 Ken Santor, ...... 1,054 Lee Vince ompson, Election Results Election Dist. 2: Representative in Congress Dist...... 5,144 Dick Baker, ...... 2,816 Brooklyn Harris, ...... 42,166 ...... 16,067 F. Barbara Vucanovich, Governor Charlie 37,022 Brown, ...... 45,419 ...... 37,467 ...... 1,490 ...... 914Jim Bob Ellis, Loyd ...... 9,140 21,366 F. Lincoln Stock, 21,400 Gallaway, Seale, John ...... 20,347 these candidates of None Glab, ...... 41,388 Bryan ...... 577 24,885 Denis A. Sholty, Nelson, ...... 799 Lynn Ronald Spilsbury, ...... 24,409 ...... 1,095 M. L. (Smokey) Stover, ...... 6,905 these candidates of None Th Cheryl 4,729 Lau, ...... 16,565 these candidates of None ...... 16,922 these candidates of None Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative ...... 58,079 ...... 13,699 Sue Bob 46,114 Dickinson, Dist. 1: Wagner, 8,926 ...... 4,049 Bob...... 4,773 Gregory Nyberg, Roland, Victory Candidates Votes Governor— ...... 6,887 Lieutenant these candidates of None Victory Votes ...... 11,965 Andy Pro-Life Anderson, Margin of Margin of of Margin Treasurer— Margin Candidates Congress— in 1: Representative Dist...... H. James Bilbray, 30,747 ...... 4,883 Josh Elliott, Governor— 25,864 ...... 2,451 ...... 37,712 Jim Spinello, Rhinestone Allen, Knight...... 2,201 Cowboy, Victory Candidates Votes 3,451 State— of ...... 12,950 Secretary these candidates of None ...... 6,280 L. P. Bair, ...... 34,261 Alan Glover, Victory Votes ...... 1,707 Robert J. Edwards, ...... 71,537 Bob Miller, .....2,002 Harrison William Morrison, 69,086 ...... 1,005 George Frederick Wilson, ...... 17,829 ...... 7,394 these candidates of None these candidates of None Lieutenant Governor Shaff ...... 2,438 Sr. Bruce, Frank Armenta, ...... 7,781 ...... 37,789...... 2,649 David Olga B. Covelli, Horton, Jeanne 20,123 ...... 50,067 Sue Frankie Del Papa, Ireland, ...... 30,579 Leonard Gang, 19,488 ...... 7,221 Larry Luna, ...... 8,995 ...... 3,801 L. Jim Palmer, these candidates of None ...... 17,666 these candidates of None 542 Political History of Nevada

PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 4, 1990 (continued) NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory District Court Judges— State Board of Education— Dist. 2 (Dept. 5): Clark 2B: Grellman, Jack ...... 10,920 Hill, John K...... 4,267 Handelsman, Mark...... 20,221 7,399 Lamarca, Joe ...... 4,063 Pope, Donald K...... 12,822 Marek, Shana Turner ...... 4,331 Dist. 6 (Dept. 1): Stallworth, Steve ...... 7,438 3,107 Armstrong, C. Lee, III ...... 1,090 Washoe 1A: Bullock, Jack T., II ...... 1,734 Bowen, Peggy Lear ...... 6,514 1,296 Schneider, Rupert C...... 175 Cresanta, Judy M...... 5,218 Wagner, Richard A...... 1,762 28 FitzPatrick, Ed ...... 3,768 Regent State University— Fletcher, Charles ...... 3,378 Dist. C: Berkley, Shelley ...... 9,173 5,093 Fondriasopolous, Donald E...... 766 Graves, Madison, II ...... 4,080 Heim, Dwight ...... 847 Lato, Anthony, Jr...... 803 Election Results ...58,116 — — omas L...... 5,671 L. omas eld, Th eld, 543 n, Michael R...... 13,532 R. n, Michael ...... 120,760 Charles J. ompson, McGee, Charles M. (Chuck) Charles McGee, District Court Judges Court District State Board of Education of Board State ..10,209 ...... 47,031 Steve 20,854 Kosach, HIGH VOTE 320,743 (GOVERNOR) (GOVERNOR) 320,743 VOTE HIGH — — — ...... 10,351 G. Mario Recanzone, — 9): (Dept. 2 Dist. — — GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1990 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — 7): (Dept. 2 Dist. — ...... 13,330 E. Michael Fondi, — Mark...... 46,485 Handelsman, 20,473 — 3): (Dept. 2 Dist...... 203,397 ...... 48,510 Jim 25,630 Stone, — ...... 16,491 Carol 3,250 Lenhart, er, Ray (D) ...... Ray (D) er, 97,252 4): Dist. 2 (Dept. en, Tom ...... en, Tom 197,775 ...... 24,575 T. Shelly O’Neill, ...... 3,875 A. Richard Wagner, 1,191 Tomburello, Louis Roger (Lib) Roger Louis Tomburello, None of these candidates ...... 71,617 these candidates of None 10): Dist. 2 (Dept...... 30,889 M. Carolyn Sparks, 20,575 Stringfi Election Results Election Dist. 1: Dist...... H. (D) James 84,650 Bilbray, ...... Bob (R) Dickinson, 47,377 ..103,508 37,273 2C: ...... 5,825 L. (Lib) William Moore, (R) 43,927 Clark ...... 18,275 F. Lear Peggy Bowen, Dist. 2: Barbara ...... Becan, (Lib) Dan 12,120 Vucanovich, 5,883 ...... 8,059 ...... 59,581 (D) (Lib) Jane Wisdom, Governor ...... 12,392 James M. Judy Credanta, 3A: ...... 207,878 Frye, Rural 112,089 (D) 2B: Clark 2E: Bob ...... 95,789 (R) Clark Jim Gallaway, Miller, ...... 23,666 Steve Stallworth, ...... 9,017 1A: these candidates of None ...... 13,241 Lieutenant M. June Herrmann, Governor Washoe 5,574 ...... 14,212 Marianne Long, ...... 23,832 Carley L. Sullivan, ...... 18,092 Turner Shana Marek, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Representative in Congress Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes ...... 123,889 (D) Jeanne Ireland, ...... 173,262 (R) Sue Wagner, ...... 20,343 these candidates of None State 49,373 of Secretary Griffi ...... 154,302 Cheryl Lau, (R) ...... (Lib) G. Francis Smith, 14,347 29,478 ...... 124,824 (D) Jim Spinello, 1): Dist. 1 (Dept...... 21,997 these candidates of None 1): Dist. 2 (Dept. 2): Dist. 1 (Dept...... 58,744 Jerry Carr Whitehead, 2): 2 (Dept. Dist. Seat B: Seat Steff ...... 51,186 Mills 26,611 Lane, ...... 67,910 these candidates of None University State Regent 1): Dist. 3 (Dept...... 12,207 these candidates of None Justice Court Supreme D: Seat Cliff Anne...... 26,177 Robin Young, Wright, Dist. 1A: ...... J. Daniel Klaich, 27,686 Dist. 2B: ...... O. Neil 10,314 Witt, ...... 12,490 II Dist. 2C: Madison, ...... 21,855 Shelley Berkley, Graves, ...... 10,063 E. Archie Blake, ...... 22,880 5: Robert Dist. 9,365 Dist. 2E: Schouweiler, ...... M. Joseph Foley, ...... 2,997 14,429 D. Mark Torvinen, 2): 4 (Dept. Dist...... 4,045 C. Paul Parraguirre, 2): Dist. 3 (Dept. 1): Dist. 4 (Dept...... 5,118 B. Ames, Jack 2,121 1): ...... 4,357 P. John Davis, (Dept. 6 Dist. 2): 312 (Dept. 6 ...... 2,039 Dist. Virginia Shane, ...... 4,364 ...... 2,684 II T., Jack Bullock, 7: H. 1): Dist. Merlyn (Dept. Hoyt, 8 Dist...... 4,509 Jerry V. Th Sullivan, 2,470 ...... (Lib) J. Brendan 11,902 Trainor, ...... 19,222 these candidates of None State Controller ...... 60,433 (Lib) Kent Cromwell, ...... (R) Darrel Daines, 179,856 ...... 63,835 these candidates of None 119,423 ...... 57,275 L. Roy Attorney General Torvinen, ....177,919 (D) Sue Frankie Del Papa, 6): Dist. 2 (Dept. 5): Dist. 2 (Dept...... 118,345 Bryan (R) Nelson, 59,574 ...... 26,012 K. Donald Pope, I...... 56,717 Peter Breen, ...... 56,467 Brent Adams, 8): Dist. 2 (Dept. Seale,...... Bob (R) 187,150 Shaff 89,898 ...... 58,313 A. Deborah Agosti, State Treasurer State 544 Political History of Nevada

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1990 (continued) HIGH VOTE 320,743 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory District Court Judges District Court Judges (continued)— (continued)— Dist. 8 (Dept. 2): Dist. 9 (Dept. 2): Becker, Nancy ...... 121,195 Robison, Norman C...... 5,681 1,160 Dist. 8 (Dept. 3): Terzich, Milos ...... 4,521 Pavlikowski, Joe ...... 120,705 Question No. 1— Dist. 8 (Dept. 4): Amend Constitution:1 Bongiovanni, Yes ...... 205,383 99,875 Gerard (Jerry) ...... 75,816 4,345 No ...... 105,508 White, Earle W., Jr...... 71,471 Question No. 2— Dist. 8 (Dept. 5): Amend Constitution:2 Mendoza, John F...... 75,354 Yes ...... 184,132 55,220 Sobel, Jeff rey D...... 79,047 3,693 No ...... 128,912 Dist. 8 (Dept. 6): Question No. 3— Bonaventure, Joseph ...... 123,309 An Amendment:3 Dist. 8 (Dept. 7): Yes ...... 173,014 33,123 Christensen, Carl J...... 119,274 No ...... 139,891 Dist. 8 (Dept. 8): Question No. 4— Wendell, Michael J...... 115,455 An Amendment:4 Dist. 8 (Dept. 9): Yes ...... 88,102 Huff aker, Stephen ...... 116,569 No ...... 221,422 133,320 Dist. 8 (Dept. 10): Question No. 5— Lehman, Jack ...... 114,584 Bond Issue:5 Dist. 8 (Dept. 11): Yes ...... 207,217 100,306 Guy, Addeliar Dell ...... 116,283 No ...... 106,911 Dist. 8 (Dept. 12): Question No. 6— Leavitt, Myron E...... 117,165 An Initiative:6 Dist. 8 (Dept. 13): Yes ...... 72,574 Foley, Th omas A...... 118,537 No ...... 242,366 169,792 Dist. 8 (Dept. 14): Question No. 7— Mosley, Donald M...... 120,224 A Referendum:7 Dist. 8 (Dept. 15): Yes ...... 201,004 85,297 Shearing, Miriam ...... 121,131 No ...... 115,707 Dist. 8 (Dept. 16): Question No. 9— Henderson, William ...... 53,626 An Initiative:8 McGroarty, John S...... 86,824 33,198 Yes ...... 226,079 139,744 Dist. 9 (Dept. 1): No ...... 86,335 Gamble, David R...... 8,289 1Establishes a family court. 2Legalizes lotteries under certain circumstances. 3Exempts textbooks sold in the University of Nevada System from taxes. 4Exempts certain medallions and bars bearing the State seal from taxes. 5Issues bonds for the acquisition of property and water rights to protect and preserve the natural resources of the State. 6A statute to enact a tax on corporate net profi t. 7Approval or disapproval of NRS 442,250 (“Conditions under which abortion is permitted”). 8Prohibiting State personal income tax.

Election Results — REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN — ...... 15,451 L. omas 545 (continued) Representative in Congress NONPARTISAN

— ...... 1,542 Kirby Vanburch, — ...... 47,026 (Fran) 29,461 Francis-Ann Fine, PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 1, 1992 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY Election Results Election Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates University— State Regent 2G: Clark Victory Candidates Votes Judges Court District Victory Votes Sferrazza, Pete ...... 34,035 Pete 2: Sferrazza, Dist. 8,918 ...... 8,712 Maddy Graves, ...... 6,728 Steve Hanik, ...... 8,210 C. Jean Wright, Judges Court District 502 ...... 17,523 ...... 5,697 Al Dick A): (Dept. E): (Dept. Bruzas, Div., Dist. 8, Family Div., Dist. 8, Family Baker, ...... 9,843 ...... 23,736 Terrance Don Marren, Th ...... 10,044 R. George Carter, Leeds, Hensley, ...... 10,419 ...... A. Nicholas Dianne Cynthia Steel, 67,970 Del Vecchio, D): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family 44,234 Bill...... Freedman, 23,998 ...... 4,583 L. Terry Flower, ...... 9,478 J. Monte Morris, ...... L. Kenneth Hall, 17,659 ...... 52,022 Gerald W. Hardcastle, ...... 7,950 (Bert) Cuthbert ...... 17,565 Mack, Fernanda Guzman, ...... 45,792 F. Vucanovich, Barbara ...... S. Marshal Willick, 18,543 28,024 35,949 ...... 16,831 William Henderson, ...... 46,819 D. Joan Buckley, ...... 39,180 Bob Gaston, F): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family 7,639 ...... 13,322 A. Michael Root, Margin of Margin of of Margin DEMOCRAT Margin Candidates Senator— States United ...... 3,253 ...... 37,667 Norman ...... 64,828 ...... 1,869 God Almighty, Demar Hollingsworth, Harry ...... 4,243 16,464 Dahl, 5,704 Reid, Sam Cavnar, ...... 48,364 Charles Woods, ...... 4,429 these candidates of None Representative in Congress Victory Candidates Votes ...... 8,351 Andy Pro-Life Anderson, ...... 4,772 M. Patrick FitzPatrick, Senator— States United ...... Bob Gore, 31,963 Victory Votes Jerry...... 25,117 Dist. 2: Maldonado, ...... 13,523 these candidates of None 546 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1992 HIGH VOTE 506,318 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory President, Vice President— District Court Judges Bush, George, (continued)— Quayle, Dan (R) ...... 175,828 Dist. 7 (Dept. 2): Clinton, Bill, Papez, Dan L...... 1,967 Gore, Al (D) ...... 189,148 13,320 Dist. 8 (Dept. 8): Fulani, Lenora B., Gates, Lee ...... 152,094 45,299 Munoz,Maria E. (Ind) ...... 483 Redmon, Gary ...... 106,795 Gritz, (Bo), Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. A): Minett C. W. (Cy) (Pop) ...... 2,892 Jordan, Scott ...... 86,036 Hagelin, John, Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. A): Tompkins, Mike (NL) ...... 338 Marren, Terrance ...... 134,143 16,324 Marrou, Andre, Steel, Cynthia (Dianne) ...... 117,819 Lord, Nancy (Lib) ...... 1,835 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. B): Perot, Ross, Pike, Douglas (Doug) R...... 76,056 Stockdale, James, (Ind) ...... 132,580 Sanchez, Gloria S...... 166,808 90,752 Philips, Howard, Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. C): Knight, Albion W. (IA) ...... 677 Jones, Steven E...... 197,413 None of these candidates ...... 2,537 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. D): United States Senator— Freedman, Bill...... 101,807 Avery, Lois (NL) ...... 7,279 Hardcastle, Gerald W...... 149,077 47,270 Cromwell, H. Kent (Lib)...... 7,222 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. E): Dahl, Demar (R) ...... 199,413 Fine, Frances-Ann (Fran)....156,671 54,123 Garcia, Joe S., Jr. (IA) ...... 11,240 Guzman, Fernando ...... 102,548 Reid, Harry (D) ...... 253,160 53,747 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. F): Tootle, Harry (Pop) ...... 4,429 Buckley, Joan D...... 118,142 None of these candidates ...... 13,154 Gaston, Bob ...... 141,757 23,615 Representative in Congress— Regent State University— Dist. 1: Dist. 1 (Subdist. B): Bilbray, James H. (D) ...... 128,278 44,061 Eardley, Jim ...... 23,896 9,404 Kjar, Scott A. (Lib)...... 8,993 Looney, Laurette Sylvie ...... 14,492 Pettyjohn, J. Coy (R) ...... 84,217 Dist. 2 (Subdist. C): Dist. 2: Berkley, Shelley ...... 26,907 12,135 Becan, Dan (Lib) ...... 7,552 Shields, William ...... 14,772 Golden, Don (Pop)...... 2,850 Dist. 2 (Subdist. F): Hansen, Daniel M. (IA) ...... 13,285 Koester, Kenneth W...... 12,265 Sferrazza, Pete (D) ...... 117,199 Price, Nancy A...... 23,500 11,235 Vucanovich, Barbara F. (R) ...129,575 12,376 Dist. 2 (Subdist. G): Supreme Court Justice— Graves, Maddy ...... 34,496 15,581 Seat A: Wright, Jean C...... 18,915 Shearing, Miriam ...... 207,943 15,620 Dist. 3 (Subdist. A): Th ompson, Charles ...... 192,323 Gallagher, Dorothy S...... 23,153 10,211 None of these candidates ...... 86,862 Stout, Stephen P...... 12,942 Seat E: State Board of Education— Springer, Charles E...... 322,855 Dist. 1 (Subdist. B): None of these candidates ...... 111,063 Shaw, Yvonne ...... 35,225 District Court Judges— Dist. 2 (Subdist. A): Dist. 2 (Dept. 4): Hickey, Liliam ...... 18,830 Carnahan, Lew...... 52,700 Dist. 2 (Subdist. D): Steinheimer, Connie ...... 53,415 715 Byrnes, Bill ...... 21,329 Krajcech, Patricia ...... 24,974 3,645 Dist. 2 (Subdist. F): Cantero, Kevin ...... 15,382 Hanlon, William ...... 18,299 2,917 Dist. 2 (Subdist. G): Garcia-Cahlan, Terry ...... 26,875 4,248 McGough, Rick ...... 22,627 Dist. 3 (Subdist. B): Brown, Frank R...... 39,789 Election Results (continued) ce holding from any any from ce holding 4 5 6 — — — rage and offi and rage 547 Question No. 4 No. Question 5 No. Question 6 No. Question Supreme Court of Nevada by the Justices of the of the Justices by Court Nevada of Supreme Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend 2 3 1 HIGH VOTE 506,318 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) AND VICE 506,318 (PRESIDENT VOTE HIGH — — — — — GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1992 3, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER es the authority of District Courts to issue writs of prohibition and habeas corpus on behalf of behalf of on habeas corpus and District prohibition of Courts of issue writs to es the authority Election Results Election Allows the State of Nevada to lend money or its credit to any company or corporation, but retain retain but corporation, or company any to credit its or lend money to Nevada of the State Allows a Court Appeals. of of the establishment for Provides Clarifi suff of the rights withholding which prohibits Repeals provision other and postage, stationery, for legislators of reimbursement the authorized on the limit Removes Requires the election of the Chief Justice of the of the Chief Justice of the election Requires prohibition of donating money to private companies not formed for educational purposes. educational for formed not companies private to money donating of prohibition male citizen because of his color or previous condition of servitude. of condition previous or his color because of male citizen expenses. 5 6 2 3 4 Yes ...... 270,184...... 213,407 Yes Yes 74,511 ...... 195,673 No 1 ...... 252,950 No 39,543 Yes ...... 279,273...... 109,739 Yes Yes 96,419 ...... 182,854 No 3 No. Question ...... 357,190 247,451 No Yes ...... 175,300 Yes ...... 374,922 ...... 297,362 278,450 No 122,062 No ...... 96,472 2 No. Question Yes Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates 1 No. Question Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend convicted persons who have not completed their sentences. completed not who have persons convicted Supreme Court. Supreme 548 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 6, 1994 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Lieutenant Governor— Dist. 1: Briare, Bill ...... 68,644 47,990 Bilbray, James H...... 41,524 29,644 Jesse, Maizie Harris ...... 20,654 Hollingsworth, Norman E. .... 11,880 None of these candidates ...... 24,380 Representative in Congress— Secretary of State— Dist. 2: Hickey, Tom ...... 45,827 2,170 Clary, Pat ...... 17,217 Korcheck, Karen (Zupon) .....43,657 Greeson, Janet ...... 18,245 366 None of these candidates ...... 22,161 Roberts, James S...... 17,879 State Controller— Governor— Sanada, Mary ...... 45,469 Bull, Samuel F...... 1,234 Sferrazza, Pete ...... 54,192 8,723 Cowboy, Rhinestone ...... 1,317 None of these candidates ...... 16,047 Gaule, Th omas ...... 1,031 Attorney General— Jones, Jan Laverty ...... 33,566 Del Papa, Frankie Sue ...... 67,002 35,067 Miller, Bob ...... 75,311 41,745 Holcomb, Margot Sierra ...... 9,389 Poliak, Carlo...... 810 Rose, Robert (Bob) ...... 31,935 None of these candidates ...... 6,917 None of these candidates ...... 10,224

REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Governor— Anderson, Prolife ...... 2,973 Eyre, Ned ...... 4,066 Balistere, John Vincent ...... 4,964 Gibbons, Jim ...... 59,705 21,956 Furman, Hal ...... 58,521 28,920 Lau, Cheryl A...... 37,749 Hough, David L...... 4,135 Milko, Hilary Michael ...... 1,247 Woods, Charles ...... 29,601 Nounna, Suzanne ...... 1,015 None of these candidates ...... 15,788 Santor, Ken ...... 2,549 Representative in Congress— None of these candidates ...... 10,391 Dist. 1: Lieutenant Governor— Ensign, John ...... 29,730 27,212 Hammargren, Lonnie ...... 42,294 14,896 Marler, Kish M...... 1,566 Layne, Bruce ...... 20,871 Schantz, William J...... 1,950 Mason, John ...... 27,398 Weeks, Rex ...... 2,518 Miller, Steve ...... 14,713 Dist. 2: None of these candidates ...... 10,266 Fay, Joe Emmett ...... 16,408 Secretary of State— Vucanovich, Barbara F...... 58,378 41,970 FitzPatrick, Patrick Matthew ...28,967 Heller, Dean ...... 53,478 24,511 None of these candidates ...... 26,011

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Supreme Court Justice— Regent State University— Seat C: Dist. 2A: Chirila, Tudor ...... 17,805 Howard, Linda ...... 4,057 732 Leavitt, Myron E...... 97,255 1,013 Ivy, Percy ...... 775 Rose, Robert E...... 96,242 Phillips, Dave ...... 3,325 None of these candidates ...... 35,798 Smith, Samuel L...... 1,148 District Court Judges— Dist. 2D: Dist. 8 (Dept. 13): Alden, Mark ...... 6,374 40 Chairez, Don ...... 45,485 Du Van, Ronald C...... 556 Foley, George, Jr...... 58,362 12,877 Miller, Wayne T...... 2,841 Schwartzer, Geraldine ...... 27,478 Peplowski, Mark E...... 6,334 Ragan, Robert T...... 2,533 Sandoval, Jack ...... 3,706 Election Results — — — — — , Jan ...... 15,271 Jan , 4,724 549 eld, David C...... 19,521 C. David eld, Regent State University State Regent Education of Board State Attorney General Justice Court Supreme District Court Judges Court District Sheffi 76,221 .. HIGH VOTE 380,530 (U.S. SENATOR) (U.S. 380,530 VOTE HIGH — ...... 22,402 (IA) F. Joel Hansen, ...... 16,439 3A: Rural ...... 16,774 — ...... 20,283 E. Amodei, Mark GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1994 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER — ...... 21,744 Gary Waters, ...... 233,352 157,131 Dist. 8 (Dept. 7): (Dept. 8 ...... 233,352 157,131 Dist. — Islena...... 14,084 Giron, omas F. (IA) ...... 9,615 ...... 9,615 (IA) F. omas — ...... 6,303 Linda Howard, erson, Th erson, Hickey, Tom (D) ...... 113,421 (D) Tom Hickey, ...... 10,547 Lewis, Bruce Alan Hamma, William (Wild Bill) (D) Bill) (Wild William Hamma, (Lib) Patrick O’Neill, Seale, Bob (R) Dixon, Kenneth G. (IA) Kenneth Dixon, Election Results Election Hammargren, Lonnie (R) ....189,187 1A: (R) Washoe 34,840 Lonnie Hammargren, ...... 11,344 (IA) John Polish, ...... 15,827(IA)...... these candidates of None 31,131 State of Secretary Teresia Avila, 2C: Dean (R)...... Heller, 204,041 Clark ...... 28,969 Lear Peggy Bowen, 90,620 Biggerstaff 2B: Clark

Vucanovich, Barbara F. (R) ..142,202 2A: (R) Dist. 76,812 F. Barbara Vucanovich, ...... 10,012 Governor (IA) Daniel (R)...... Jim Gibbons, 156,875 Hansen, 2D: Dist...... Bob (D) Miller, 200,026 Denis...... 3,978 (Lib) Sholty, 43,151 ...... 8,785 these candidates of None Lieutenant Governor ...... 18,979 Alden, Mark ...... 6,834 Dave Phillips, ...... (D) Bill Briare, 154,347 1,477 ...... 8,347 (Lib) James Frye, ...... 17,502 531 E. Mark Peplowski, Dist. 3B: ...... 20,949 Talbot Jill Derby, 666 ...... 25,279 these candidates of None Treasurer State 2E: Clark

Wood, Gary (Lib) ...... 6,065 ...... 6,065 (Lib) Gary Wood, C: Seat Dist. 2: ...... 6,725 (NL) Lois Avery, ...... 65,390 (D) Janet Greeson, Jeff ...... 151,246 Rose, Robert E...... 89,235 these candidates of None 21,002 ...... 130,224 E. Myron Leavitt, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator— States United ...... (D) H. Bryan, Richard 193,804 ...... 5,964 Bob Days, (Lib) 37,784 ...... (R) Hal Furman, 156,020 ...... 5,450 ...... 171,162 (R) Darrel Daines, A. (IA) Neal Grasteit, ...... 6,666 Anna (Ind) Nevenich, 5,647 Victory Candidates Votes ...... 165,515 (D) Pete Sferrazza, ....13,440 R. Louis (Lib) Tomburello, ...... 24,570 these candidates of None Controller— State Victory Votes ...... 12,626 these candidates of None Representative in Congress Dist. 1: ...... H. (D) James 72,333 Bilbray, ...... (R) John Ensign, 73,769 ...200,983 (D) Sue Frankie Del Papa, 1,436 56,058 ...... 10,738 these candidates of None ...... 144,925 (R) Bill Maddox, ...... 28,720 these candidates of None Bill...... 95,951 Maupin, 18,103 ...... 77,848 13): Gary (Dept. Redmon, 8 ...... 102,543 Dist. Don 23,419 Chairez, 15): (Dept. 8 ...... 155,394 Dist. 2): Sally (Dept. Loehrer, 9 ...... 7,178 Dist. Michael ...... 5,430...... 79,124 Jr. George, Foley, Gibbons, 1,748 Tom Perkins,

550 Political History of Nevada

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1994 (continued) HIGH VOTE 380,530 (U.S. SENATOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Question No. 1— Question No. 7— Amend Constitution:1 Amend Nevada Revised Statutes:7 Yes ...... 202,659 46,420 Yes ...... 113,562 No ...... 156,239 No ...... 243,633 130,071 Question No. 2— Question No. 8— Amend Constitution:2 Amend Constitution:8 Yes ...... 285,942 206,243 Yes ...... 257,362 146,932 No ...... 79,699 No ...... 110,430 Question No. 3— Question No. 9— Amend Constitution:3 Amend Constitution:9 Yes ...... 58,363 Yes ...... 259,211 150,431 No ...... 309,137 250,774 No ...... 108,780 Question No. 4— Question No. 10— Amend Nevada Revised Statutes:4 Amend Constitution:10 Yes ...... 112,807 Yes ...... 281,694 198,520 No ...... 245,810 133,003 No ...... 83,174 Question No. 5— Question No. 11— Amend Constitution:5 Amend Constitution:11 Yes ...... 55,024 Yes ...... 283,889 204,369 No ...... 300,876 245,852 No ...... 79,520 Question No. 6— Amend Constitution:6 Yes ...... 136,311 No ...... 222,758 86,447 1Extends the jurisdiction of the Commission on Judicial Discipline. 2Abolishes executive sessions of the Senate and requires all meetings of the legislative committees to be open to the public. 3Allows salary increases to Justices of the Supreme Court and District Court Judges during their terms of offi ce. 4Amends the Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955 to exempt the taxes imposed by the act on the gross receipts from the sale and the storage, use or other consumption of horses. 5Authorizes the State to enter into installment or lease purchase agreements notwithstanding the limitation on State indebtedness. 6Authorizes a reduction in the tax of the property of a business or industry that relocates or has relocated its hazardous operations to site(s) designated by the Legislature. 7Amends the Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955 to exempt from sales tax any personal property sold by the Federal Government, the State of Nevada political subdivisions of the State, and certain religious or charitable organizations. 8Establishes term limits for the offi ces of U.S. Representative in Congress and U.S. Senator. 9Establishes term limits for State and local offi cers. 10Adds a new section to the Nevada Constitution which establishes limits and defi nes campaign contributions. 11Requires at least a two-thirds vote of both houses of the Legislature in order to pass a measure which generates or increases a tax, fee, assessment, rate, or other form of public revenue. Election Results ese None of None 551 REPUBLICAN MARCH 26, 1996 MARCH Total Vote Cast—140,637 Vote Total PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARY ELECTION— PRIMARY PREFERENCE PRESIDENTIAL Election Results Election

Counties Alexander Buchanan Collins Dole Forbes Gramm Forbes Dole Collins Buchanan Counties Alexander 27 ...... City Carson 181 807 ...... Churchill 73 ...... Clark 1,971 1,969 Douglas ...... 93 1,034 7 Elko...... 616 56 Lamar Esmeralda ...... 1 11,656 433 ...... 2 Eureka 745 (Pat) Patrick ...... Humboldt 48 17 837 Charles E. Lander ...... 18 27,063 Bob ...... Lincoln 207 10 38 3 ...... Lyon 111 3,718 68 ...... Mineral 10 Steve 22 36,209 257 72,932 ...... Nye 18 160 1,337 1,861 ...... Pershing 16 Phil 15,245 ...... 8 80 Storey 305 2 3,494 617 0 ...... Washoe 650 34 21,321 5 457 ...... 23 Pine White 84 422 517 1,093 0 3,289 Totals 64 86 144 1 18 7 94 4,605 902 37 414 139 1 2 35 53 249 1,631 270 0 29 1 133 1,390 198 1 3 0 571 21 62 19,767 264 11 243 276 102 17 415 6,304 2 103 18 78 125 2 137 1 0 7 Counties Keyes Le Tulle Lugar Milko Taylor Candidates Taylor Milko Lugar Tulle Le Counties Keyes ...... City Carson 103 ...... Churchill 55 ...... Clark 846 Douglas ...... 113 16 Elko...... 228 89 13 4 Alan Lee 7 3 Esmeralda ...... 4 4 147 Mary (France) ...... 1 Eureka Hilary Michael Richard G. Morry ...... Humboldt 16 7 19 Lander ...... Th 16 12,026 ...... 4 Lincoln 0 259 16 ...... Lyon 76 0 94 ...... Mineral 12 4 17 2 ...... Nye 38 2 109 ...... 7 Pershing 68 0 0 1 ...... 6 Storey 10 464 0 ...... Washoe 606 3 290 2 1 2 ...... 7 Pine White 47 5 1,999 1 Totals 1 0 4 1 14 1 626 0 5 78 6,615 1 1 2 255 1 6 0 0 0 0 5 493 114 1 0 0 2 1 0 4 7 4 0 24 22 125 0 0 68 1 1 0 30 261 26 0 1 44 234 2,879 41 45 51 552 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 3, 1996 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Representative in Congress— Dist. 1: Dist. 2: Banta, Danie D. 4,633 Caff erata, Patty...... 19,192 Coffi n, Bob ...... 25,316 20,553 Edwards, Robert J., Sr...... 621 Gross, Robert E...... 4,763 Gibbons, Jim ...... 33,332 14,089 Mautner, David B...... 2,016 Lau, Cheryl A...... 19,243 Dist. 2: McMillan, Pat ...... 1,465 Martin, Mike ...... 9,200 Milko, Hilary Michael ...... 503 Wilson, Th omas (Spike) ...... 32,942 21,910 Schaefer, Mike ...... 1,188 Winchester, Jessi ...... 11,032 Seale, Bob ...... 3,129

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory District Court Judges— District Court Judges Dist. 2 (Dept. 10): (continued)— Elliott, Steve ...... 18,593 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. H): Simmons, Terry A...... 6,537 Bird, Kendal Sue ...... 30,397 Stone, Jim ...... 32,649 14,056 Del Vecchio, Nicholas A...... 22,016 Dist. 7 (Dept. 1): Redmon, Gary ...... 33,002 2,605 Backus, Gary ...... 442 Ritchie, Art ...... 9,991 Chachas, Gregory John ...... 305 Regent State University— Hoyt, Merlyn H...... 1,917 1,052 Dist. 1 (Subdist. A): Olsen, David R...... 865 Fuchs, William ...... 1,564 Dist. 8 (Dept. 4): McMullen, Mary-Ellen ...... 12,395 4,449 Barlow, Gregory ...... 10,967 Rosenberg, Howard ...... 7,946 Bongiovanni, Gerard J...... 16,140 Santini, W. Clark...... 4,308 Hardcastle, Kathy A...... 33,011 478 State Board of Education— Leen, Th omas L...... 32,533 Dist. 2 (Subdist. A): Marshall, Edward (Ted) ...... 8,390 Hickey, Liliam ...... 2,966 42 Dist. 8 (Dept. 8): Washington, Marcia L...... 2,924 Gates, Lee ...... 67,246 43,706 Wetzel, James ...... 1,389 Hastings, Martin ...... 23,540 Dist. 3 (Subdist. B): Sipan, Richard Charles ...... 8,355 Cook, Dave ...... 9,930 Dist. 8 (Dept. 9): McNeill, Elaine ...... 10,719 789 Combs, Les ...... 22,401 Sample, Martin ...... 2,442 Huff aker, Stephen ...... 50,005 26,494 Tiff any, Ted W...... 2,952 Ungaro, Laura ...... 23,511 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. G): Guzman, Fernando ...... 27,735 1,949 Hatcher, Lizzie R...... 17,895 Saitta, Nancy M...... 25,114 Steel, Cynthia (Dianne) ...... 25,786 Election Results omas Love ...... 3,850 Love omas — rey D...... 167,105 D. rey ...... 91,516 L. omas eld, Th eld, 553 aker, Stephen ...... 131,465 Stephen aker, 61,661 , David A...... 8,043 A. , David 839 (continued) District Court Judges Court District — ...... 7,625 P. John Davis, 4,280 — — — 2): (Dept. 8 Dist. — 6): (Dept. 8 Dist. GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 1996 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER HIGH VOTE 464,279 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) AND VICE 464,279 (PRESIDENT VOTE HIGH ...... 169,465 11,833 Dist. 8 (Dept. 5): (Dept...... 169,465 8 11,833 Dist. omas omas 1): (Dept. 8 Dist. n, Michael R...... 15,690 R. n, Michael 7): Dist. 8 (Dept. n, Bob (D) ...... 75,081 n, Bob (D) 1): Dist. 6 (Dept. Election Results Election ...... 88,840 these candidates of None Sobel, Jeff Young, Cliff Young, Judges Court District 1): Dist. 1 (Dept. Griffi 2): Dist. 1 (Dept...... E. Michael Fondi, 10,957 ...... 8,525 ...... 80,799 Tim Terry, Janet 2,432 Berry, 1): Dist. 2 (Dept...... 60,796 ...... 102,610 J. Valorie Vega, Martin McGee, 2): Dist. 2 (Dept. Hastings, ...... 80,618 ...... 79,750 M. (Chuck) Charles Deborah 8): Dist. 8 (Dept. Agosti, 3): Dist. 2 (Dept...... 37,619 ...... 166,717 Tom Jack Riley, 4): Dist. 2 (Dept. Lehman, ...... 165,693 T. Ken...... 91,662 Joseph Bonaventure, ...... Connie Steinheimer, 61,273 Cory, ...... 69,804 Laura Ungaro, 5): Dist. 2 (Dept...... 110,441 23,654 ...... 34,867 Mark Gibbons, Ronald Gunning, Mark...... Handelsman, ...... 101,107 L. Douglas, Michael 58,109 7,831 6): Dist. 2 (Dept...... 146,550 23,242 Lee Gates, ...... Brent Adams, 78,451 9,445 85,754 7): Dist. 2 (Dept. 13): Dist. 8 (Dept...... I. Peter Breen, 78,874 9): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 172,645 E. Myron Leavitt, 8): Dist. 2 (Dept. Huff ...... R Steven Kosach, 77,238 9): Dist. 2 (Dept. 10): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 90,444 Lane, Mills 14): Dist. 8 (Dept. 11): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 146,579 M. Donald Mosley, 89,977 ...... 147,667 Sally Loehrer, 12): Dist. 8 (Dept. 91,247 16): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 167,364 Don Chairez, ...... 56,602 L. Peter Flangas, 15): Dist. 8 (Dept. Lee...... 56,420 Victor Miller, ...... 168,746 S. John McGroarty, ...... 168,300 Joe Seat B: Bill...... 223,704 ...... L. Kenneth Hall, 90,525 133,179 Pavlikowski, Maupin, ...... 84,178...... 157,632 these candidates of None Steve Jones, Seat D: Th Leen, 3): Dist. 8 (Dept. 4): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 178,880 A. Nancy Becker, ...... 116,719 A. Kathy Hardcastle, 25,203 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates President Vice President, Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes Browne, Harry, Harry, Browne, Howard, Phillips, ...... 1,732 (IA) W. Herbert Titus, ...... 5,608 these candidates of None Representative in Congress Dist. 1: Coffi ...... 9,702 B. Ames, Jack Dist. 5: 2): Dist. 4 (Dept...... 97,742 Justice Court (D) (Spike) Supreme ...... 3,345 H., II ...... 169,146 Victor Schulze, Gene T. Porter, ...... 3,341 (Lib) James Dan, ...... 3,127 (NL) Richard Eidson, ...... (R) John Ensign, 86,472 ...... 4,572 (IA) Ted Gunderson, 11,391 Dist. 2: ...... 4,628 ...... 3,470 (NL) Lois Avery, Lee Armstrong, ...... 6,664 A. Richard Wagner, (R)...... Jim Gibbons, 162,310 ...... 8,780 (IA) Dan Hansen, 2): Dist. 6 (Dept...... 3,732 64,568 R. Louis (Lib) Th Tomburello, ...... 4,458 Jerry V. Sullivan, Wilson, ...... 2,310 R. Olsen, David ...... 3,291 H. Merlyn Hoyt, 988 2): Dist. 7 (Dept...... 4,766 L. Dan Papez, 981 1): Dist. 7 (Dept. Bill, ...... 4,460 Clinton, (Lib) Jo Jorgensen, ...... Al (D) Gore, 203,974 Robert, Dole, John, ...... Hagelin, (R) Jack 199,244 Kemp, 4,730 ...... 39,016 Jim Stone, ...... 545 (NL) Mike Tompkins, 10): 2 (Dept. Dist. Ralph, Nader, Ross, Perot, ...... 4,730 (G) LaDuke, Winona Huff ...... (Ref) Pat Choate, 43,986 ...... 55,143 Steve 16,127 Elliott, 2): Dist. 3 (Dept...... 7,204 1): Dist. 4 (Dept. Norm Robison, Stringfi 1): Dist. 3 (Dept...... 7,664 Mike 3,814 Memeo, ...... 13,877 E. Archie Blake, 554 Political History of Nevada

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 1996 (continued) HIGH VOTE 464,279 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory District Court Judges Question No. 2— (continued)— Amend Constitution:2 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. G): Yes ...... 322,639 211,240 Guzman, Fernando ...... 80,053 No ...... 111,399 Steel, Cynthia (Dianne) ...... 97,281 17,228 Question No. 3— Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. H): Amend Constitution:3 Bird, Kendal Sue ...... 79,434 Yes ...... 231,554 39,191 Redmon, Gary ...... 93,509 14,075 No ...... 192,363 Dist. 9 (Dept. 1): Question No. 4— Gamble, David R ...... 12,600 Amend Constitution:4 Dist. 9 (Dept. 2): Yes ...... 234,206 52,463 Gibbons, Michael ...... 11,611 8,233 No ...... 181,743 Story, Robert ...... 3,378 Question No. 5— Regent State University— Amend Constitution:5 Dist. 1 (Subdist. A): Yes ...... 257,358 98,546 McMullen, Mary-Ellen ...... 21,222 No ...... 158,812 Rosenberg, Howard ...... 21,966 744 Question No. 6— Dist. 2 (Subdist. B): Amend Constitution:6 Wiesner, Tom ...... 17,896 Yes ...... 170,564 Dist. 2 (Subdist. E): No ...... 245,219 74,655 Dondero, Th alia M...... 12,168 Question No. 7— State Board of Education— Amend Constitution:7 Dist. 1 (Subdist. B): Yes ...... 148,581 Shaw, Yvonne ...... 24,824 13,284 No ...... 274,022 125,441 Tackett, Alaine ...... 11,540 Question No. 88— Dist. 2 (Subdist. A): Question No. 9a— Hickey, Liliam ...... 6,554 785 Amend Constitution:9 Washington, Marcia L...... 5,769 Yes ...... 233,177 36,834 Dist. 2 (Subdist. D): No ...... 196,343 Husted, Donna...... 29,589 Question No. 9b— Dist. 2 (Subdist. F): Amend Constitution:10 Hanlon, William ...... 22,325 Yes ...... 161,775 Dist. 2 (Subdist. G): No ...... 232,771 70,996 Garcia-Cahlan, Terry ...... 20,278 Question No. 10— Mathews, Frank M...... 28,020 7,742 Amend Constitution:11 Dist. 3 (Subdist. B): Yes ...... 300,886 177,862 Cook, Dave ...... 23,534 333 No ...... 123,024 McNeill, Elaine ...... 23,201 Question No. 11— Question No. 1— Amend Constitution:12 Amend Constitution:1 Yes ...... 301,382 175,413 Yes ...... 314,064 197,227 No ...... 125,969 No ...... 116,837 Question No. 12— Bond Issue:13 Yes ...... 221,031 17,323 No ...... 203,708 1Places additional restrictions on the use of money paid to fund and administer the Public Employees’ Retirement System and establishes and prescribes the duties of the governing board for that system. 2Provides specifi cally for the rights of victims of crime. 3Revises the method of determining the number of signatures required on a petition for the recall of a public offi cer and provides additional time to hold a special election on a recall petition. 4Removes the disclaimer of the State’s interest in the unappropriated public lands. 5Authorizes the legislative review of regulations of State agencies. 6Clarifi es that an exemption from the State’s debt limitation also applies to money borrowed to retrofi t State buildings to make more effi cient use of energy in those buildings. 7Allows the prudent investment of State money in a company, association, or corporation to stimulate economic development or the creation of new jobs. 8Removed from the ballot following the U.S. Supreme Court decision, U.S. Term Limits, Inc. vs. Th orton, and Nevada Attorney General Opinion No. 95-17. 9Establishes term limits for State and local public offi cers in the executive and legislative branches of government. 10Establishes term limits for Nevada justices and judges. 11Adds a new section which establishes limits and defi nes campaign contributions. 12Establishes a requirement that at least a two-thirds vote of both houses of the Legislature be necessary to pass a measure which generates or increases a tax, fee, assessment, rate, or any other form of public revenue. 13Issues general obligation bonds in an amount of not more than $20 million to carry out projects for the control of erosion and the restoration of natural watercourses in the Lake Tahoe Basin. Election Results

(continued) 18 — — commercial used by or purchased : (1) To apply to purchases or uses or purchases to apply : (1) To t organizations created for religious, religious, for created t organizations 17 engines, or component parts of aircraft parts of component or engines, 555 Question No. 16 No. Question 17 No. Question , aircraft , from the sales and use taxes for aircraft the use sales for taxes from and

— — — — HIGH VOTE 464,279 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) AND VICE 464,279 (PRESIDENT VOTE HIGH GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 1996 5, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER Act: An Constitution: Amend nal passage by each house of the Nevada Legislature before such bill may be enacted. may bill such before Legislature the Nevada each of house by nal passage 16 14 15 engines. Expands current exemption current Expands approved and shall be considered assessment a tax increases or or imposes that a bill that Provides term limits for provide to the Legislature of members and delegation congressional Nevada’s Instructs Exempts from the sales and use taxes orthotic appliances, ambulatory casts, other supports, splints, splints, supports, casts, other ambulatory the use sales appliances, orthotic taxes from and Exempts nonprofi sold by the use sales items taxes and from Exempts Election Results Election air carriers based in Nevada and major components of those aircraft of components major and based carriers in Nevada air equipment and tools machinery, include (2) To and based carriers states, air in other commercial by certain aircraft maintain or remodel, used repair, to or aircraft or 18 17 15 16 Yes ...... 145,608 ...... 270,546Yes 124,938 No 14 Yes ...... 242,127...... 225,612 Yes 26,810 Yes 56,570 ...... 185,557 No 15 No. Question Act: ...... 198,802 An No Yes ...... 284,276 144,154 Yes ...... 255,830 ...... 284,276 91,121 Yes 144,154 Yes ...... 140,122 No 14 No. Question ...... 164,709 No Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates 13 No. Question Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes An Act: An Act: An charitable, or educational purposes based on standards adopted by the Legislature. by adopted purposes standards based on educational or charitable, fi twice for the Congress of action through Senate the U.S. and Representatives of House the U.S. of members for have their elected representatives how voters inform to and convention, a constitutional through or this to issue. acted in regard bandages, pads, compresses, and dressings if prescribed, applied, furnished, or sold under certain furnished, or applied, if prescribed, dressings and pads, compresses, bandages, circumstances. 556 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 1, 1998 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Governor (continued)— Dist. 1: Scott, Barbara ...... 3,213 Baty, Clay ...... 7,758 Swindle, Burvle (Ed) ...... 1,591 Berkley, Shelley ...... 34,120 26,362 None of these candidates ...... 12,857 Governor— Lieutenant Governor— Adamson, Caesar D...... 1,178 Hirsch, Ian D...... 10,953 Champagne, Jim ...... 1,964 McKinney-James, Rose...... 48,416 32,600 FitzPatrick, Patrick Montgomery, Matthew (Pat) ...... 3,468 William H. (Bill) ...... 15,816 Geremia, John ...... 781 None of these candidates ...... 23,150 Jones, Jan Laverty ...... 62,495 45,849 Attorney General— Neal, Joe ...... 16,646 Del Papa, Frankie Sue ...... 78,191 59,470 Poliak, Carlo...... 630 O’Connor, Marilyn ...... 18,721 None of these candidates ...... 6,157

REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Lieutenant Governor— Ensign, Jim ...... 105,263 91,584 Amador, Mary Ann ...... 4,732 Stephens, Ralph W...... 13,679 Amador, Michael J...... 3,320 None of these candidates ...... 11,704 Demers, Ann ...... 3,236 Representative in Congress— Dicicco, Alan R...... 3,954 Dist. 1: Hunt, Lorraine ...... 63,161 47,019 Blockey, Jim ...... 2,725 Lusak, Stanleigh Harold ...... 1,371 Cavnar, Sam M...... 1,513 Royal, F. Fuller ...... 16,142 Chairez, Don ...... 15,864 8,036 West, Ron ...... 4,154 Gardner, Richard G...... 2,804 Winchester, Jessi ...... 12,430 Milko, Hilary Michael (Sir) ...... 781 None of these candidates ...... 13,330 Price, Nancy ...... 3,285 State Treasurer— Quisenberry, Esther R...... 7,828 Krolicki, Brian ...... 55,469 7,505 Sondej, Ken ...... 334 Santor, Ken ...... 47,964 Tauber, Robert ...... 2,866 None of these candidates ...... 17,830 Governor— State Controller— Guinn, Kenny ...... 76,953 42,702 Augustine, Kathy ...... 68,364 37,149 Hammargren, Lonnie ...... 13,410 Earhart, Wally ...... 31,215 Russo, Aaron...... 34,251 None of these candidates ...... 17,830 Westcott, Bruce ...... 1,956 None of these candidates ...... 5,783 Election Results — (continued) — er, Roy A...... 3,062 A. Roy er, 557 (continued) University Board of Regents of Board University 6,722 Dist. 2 (Subdist. C): (Subdist. 2 6,722 Dist. NONPARTISAN ...... 24,420 ...... 15,917 Steve 5,248 Sisolak, ...... 19,901 ...... 3,749 E. Christopher Kindred, PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 1, 1998 1, ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY Groover, Lona Monson Groover, Election Results Election Houston, Joe...... 20,115 Houston, ...... 8,377 Michael Kulwin, ...... 11,377 Doug ...... Gary Redmon, 40,268 Seastrand, 7,628 A): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family 18,950 E. (Jim) James Guesman, ...... 21,926 ...... 20,030...... 10,669 Randall J. Sherry Charles Colquitt, A. Hoskin, Pike, ...... 30,625 Bill ...... 14,021...... 20,183 A. G): Michael Root, Dist. 2 (Subdist. Voy, Pat 6,205 Nohrden, ...... 7,043...... 2,398 Gobel, Ed Ross Arnold Stalk, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Judges— Court District 9): (Dept. Div., Dist. 2, Family Victory Candidates Votes Judges Court District Victory Votes Stone, Jim ...... 4,268 ...... 4,268 Jim ...... 8,182 Margaret Springgate, Stone, ...... 3,172 Paul 11): (Dept. Div., Dist. 2, Family Davis, ...... 6,820 (Andy) Boles, J.A...... G. Martin Crowley, 11,229 ...... T. Scott Jordan, 28,561 B): Dist. 1 (Subdist. 17): Dist. 8 (Dept. 17,332 ...... 16,293 A. Michael Cherry, 43,545 ...... 2,168 Gayle ...... 36,823 Carl G. Looney, Jim Mahan, ...... 6,839 Doug Hill, Nathan, ...... 760 Bob Guneyi, ...... 995 ...... 3,572 Larsen, Larry ...... L. Sandra Jason Pomrenze, 18,865 3,267 Harman, 18): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 31,582...... M. Nancy Saitta, 56,856 Stephen ...... C. Melodie Swanson, 26,451 ...... 4,504 Webster, A. Ellerton, John 25,274 ...... 1,604 Bill Marchant, ...... 3,166 1,338 19): Dist. 8 (Dept. Tom Kirkpatrick, Wooft ...... Drake Delanoy, 21,318 ...... 1,915 Jr. B., Mike ...... 1,107 Walker, William Shields, ...... 3,118 P. Dietz, Kevin ...... 1,113 P. John Kohl, F): Dist. 2 (Subdist...... 1,710 Jr. Arnold, Brock, ...... 19,929 Jim Hardesty, ...... 4,412 G. Richard Hill, ...... 10,722 ...... 4,799 9,207 Jerry Bill O’Mara, Polaha, (Fran)...... 46,505 Frances-Ann Fine, E): (Dept. 18,258 Div., Dist. 8, Family ...... 28,247 Robert W. Lueck, ...... 20,602 R. Stephen Minagil, 558 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1998 HIGH VOTE 435,790 (U.S. SENATOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator1— State Controller— Cloud, Michael (Lib) ...... 8,044 Augustine, Kathy (R) ...... 194,017 20,916 Ensign, John (Rep) ...... 208,222 Jeff erson, Th omas (IA) ...... 12,868 Reid, Harry (Dem) ...... 208,650 428 Lee, Jim (Lib) ...... 14,537 Williams, Michael E. (NL) ...... 2,749 Sanada, Mary (D) ...... 173,101 None of these candidates ...... 8,125 None of these candidates ...... 21,544 Representative in Congress— Attorney General— Dist. 1: Cromwell, H. Kent (Lib) ...... 7,672 Berkley, Shelley (D) ...... 79,315 5,775 Del Papa, Frankie Sue (D) ..210,571 28,082 Burns, Jim (Lib) ...... 5,292 Hansen, Joel F. (IA) ...... 9,603 Chairez, Don (R) ...... 73,540 Scherer, Scott (R) 182,489 Howe, Jess (IA) ...... 2,935 None of these candidates ...... 6,584 Dist. 2: Supreme Court Justice— Gibbons, Jim (R) ...... 201,623 180,885 Seat A: Horne, Christopher (IA) ...... 20,738 Shearing, Miriam ...... 275,985 Tomburello, Louis R. (Lib) .... 18,561 None of these candidates ...... 91,381 Winquist, Robert W. (NL) ...... 7,841 Seat E: Governor— Agosti, Deborah A...... 279,025 Guinn, Kenny (R) ...... 223,892 41,611 None of these candidates ...... 81,609 Horne, (Chuck) (IA) ...... 7,509 Seat F: Jones, Jan Laverty (D)...... 182,281 Leavitt, Myron E...... 213,941 104,334 Savage, Terry C. (Lib) ...... 7,307 Powell, Michael K...... 109,607 None of these candidates ...... 12,641 None of these candidates ...... 58,526 Lieutenant Governor— Seat G: Hansen, Daniel (IA) ...... 17,085 Becker, Nancy ...... 286,525 Hunt, Lorraine (R) ...... 214,781 48,065 None of these candidates ...... 74,773 McKinney-James, Rose (D) ... 166,716 District Court Judges— Savage, Karen (Lib) ...... 12,235 Dist. 2 (Dept. 5): None of these candidates ...... 16,096 Schumacher, Deborah ...... 71,513 Secretary of State— Dist. 2 (Dept. 9): Avery, Lois (NL) ...... 24,080 Hardesty, Jim ...... 49,200 12,093 Brost, Robert F. (Lib) ...... 22,798 Polaha, Jerry ...... 37,107 Dickens, Mary Ann (IA) ...... 42,893 Dist. 2 (Dept. 11): Heller, Dean (R) ...... 270,024 227,131 Crowley, Martin G...... 28,757 None of these candidates ...... 51,763 Jordan, Scott T...... 49,705 20,948 State Treasurer— Dist. 8 (Dept. 13): Fylstra, Daniel H. (Lib) ...... 40,683 Denton, Mark Ralph ...... 80,799 15,345 Krolicki, Brian (R)...... 249,594 208,911 Haight, Don ...... 26,261 Yochum, Merritt K. (IA) ...... 38,781 Kohn, Phil ...... 26,720 None of these candidates ...... 72,852 Swanson, Melodie C...... 65,454 1A clerical error occurred in Eureka County in the vote total for Michael Cloud on the County’s certifi ed abstract. Th e error was found during the recount of the vote in the 1998 General Election for U.S. Senate. As a result of the recount, Harry Reid’s margin of victory increased by 27 votes from 401 to 428. U.S. Senate canvass results: Cloud, Michael (Lib) ...... 8,129 Ensign, John (R) ...... 208,220 Reid, Harry (D) ...... 208,621 Williams, Michael E. (NL) ...... 2,781 None of these candidates ...... 8,113 Election Results . 4 7 : the U.S. Senate the U.S. and (continued) 3 5 6 8 9 10 1 2 icts between constitutional icts constitutional between — — — — — — — — — 9— Nevada RevisedNevada Statutes 559 eld, David C...... 28,209 eld, David C. all pass a law to designate the last Friday of of the last Friday designate to all pass a law the Governor to succession cial in the line of U.S. House of Representatives Question No. 5 Question No. 6 Question No. 7 Question No. 8 Question No. Question No. 17 Question No. 2 Question No. 3 Question No. 4 Question No. 1 n and use of cannabis (marijuana) for medicinal for (marijuana) cannabis use of n and ns regarding the Commission on Judicial Discipline. on the Commission regarding ns of the HIGH VOTE 435,790 (U.S. SENATOR) (U.S. 435,790 VOTE HIGH — ...... 117,490 No ...... 83,649 Constitution: Amend ...... 66,887 ...... 193,931 No ) — ...... 241,510 Yes 71,246 n term limits for members for term limits , Jan ...... 22,935 Jan , GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 3, 1998 3, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER to provide provide to Fine, Frances-Ann (Fra Guesman, James E. (Jim) Constitutional amendment to instruct Nevada’s congressional delegation and members of the of members and delegation congressional instruct to Nevada’s amendment Constitutional Election Results Election Constitutional amendment to allow the possessio allow to amendment Constitutional Constitutional amendment to limit legislative sessions to not more than 120 days. than more not to sessions legislative limit to amendment Constitutional that used in a manner property on taxes of abatement an authorize to amendment Constitutional 1955. of Act Tax Use the Sales and to Amendment a Senator with President as Senate Governor the Lieutenant replace to amendment Constitutional Constitutional amendment to revise the provisio to amendment Constitutional than other in the county, locations designate to the Legislature allow to amendment Constitutional sh Legislature whether the Nevada concerning Question Constitutional amendment to establish procedures for resolving confl resolving for procedures establish to amendment Constitutional Dist. 8 (Dept. F): Amend Constitution: ...... Robert W. Lueck, 142,412 75,525 October as the legal holiday for observing Day. for October Nevada as the legal holiday conserves water. who will also serve the Senate, as the next offi elected by President the Senate to paid the expense abolish allowance to and Governor; the Lieutenant following Speaker. the Assembly and the county seat, for holding terms of the District of Court. terms holding for seat, the county amendments or new state laws that are approved by the voters. by approved are that laws new state or amendments Legislature 9 10 5 6 7 8 Hill, Doug ...... 18,709 Doug Constitution: Hill, 5,406 Amend ...... 13,811 Tom Kirkpatrick, 1,201 Amend Dist. 2 (Subdist. G): Amend Constitution: 2 3 4 Kroeber, Pamela ...... 9,211 Pamela Kroeber, ...... 224,664 ...... Gary P. Waters, 10,307 Yes 53,408 Dist. 2 (Subdist. C): Biggerstaff 1 1,096 ...... 171,256 No State Board of Education Dist. 1 (Subdist. A): ...... Peggy Lear Bowen, 28,784 ...... 170,264 No Sisolak, Steve ...... 39,643 ...... 241,266 Steve ...... 14,807 No Sherry A. Colquitt, 90,453 24,836 Sisolak, Dist. 3 (Subdist. A): ...... 150,813 Yes Kindred, Christopher E...... 9,089 E. Christopher ...... 21,967...... 227,078 Kindred, Dist. 2 (Subdist. F): Doug No 62,260 Seastrand, 12,878 ...... Dorothy S. Gallagher, 29,608 Dist. 2 (Subdist. B): Amend Constitution: ...... 164,818 Yes Amend Constitution: Gaston, Bob ...... 176,530 Bob Gaston, University Board of Regents ...... 283,464 165,974 Yes ...... 13,303 Larry Larsen, ...... 165,173 Dist. 2 (Subdist. C): Yes ...... 12,610 John A. Ellerton, ...... 234,117 No 68,944 Dist. 8 (Dept. E): Dist. 1 (Subdist. B): ...... 214,666 Yes 20,735 Jones, Steve...... 174,225 Jones, Dist. 8 (Dept. D): ...... 209,434 ...... Del Vecchio, Nicholas 71,062 Yes 27,611 ...... 181,823 No Dist. 8 (Dept. 19): ...... 109,250 ...... 220,939 Bill 25,601 Yes 52,431 Voy, ...... 177,622 Gloria Dist. 8 (Dept. B): Sanchez, Dist. 8 (Dept. C): ...... Hardcastle, Gerald W. 126,877 Amend Constitution: 55,815 Day Holiday Observation: Nevada ...... 168,508 No Amend Constitution: Delanoy, Drake ...... 87,244 Drake ...... 109,893 ...... 161,518 Delanoy, Gary 22,649 No Redmon, ...... 235,984 Yes 74,466 Dist. 8 (Dept. A): Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Judges (continued)— District Court ...... 89,179 Dist. 8 (Dept. 17): Jim ...... 110,466 A. Cherry, Michael Mahan, 9,122 21,287 Priscilla...... Dist. 8 (Dept. 18): Rocha, 5,361 ...... 3,761 Giron, Islena ...... Saitta, Nancy M. 131,559 State Board of Education (continued)— Victory Candidates Votes 63,281 Sheffi Victory Votes E): Dist. 2 (Subdist. A): Dist. 3 (Subdist. Webster, Stephen ...... 68,278 Stephen Webster, purposes. 560 Political History of Nevada 1 PRIMARY ELECTION —SEPTEMBER 5, 2000 REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Representative in Congress (continued)— Ensign, John ...... 95,904 89,702 Dist. 2: Hamzik, Richard ...... 6,202 Gibbons, Jim ...... 68,917 60,931 Platin, Fernando, Jr...... 1,543 Tracy, Mitchell T...... 7,986 None of these candidates ...... 5,290 None of these candidates2 ...... 18 Representative in Congress— Dist. 1: Blockey, Jim ...... 4,698 Porter, Jon ...... 18,683 13,370 Price, Nancy ...... 5,313 1No Democratic primary held. 2“None of these candidates” received 18 votes from Lyon County.

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Supreme Court Justice, Seat G— State Board of Education— Backus, Gary ...... 34,075 Dist. 3 (Subdist. B): Becker, Nancy A...... 113,185 79,110 Cook, Dave ...... 10,742 2,207 Williams, Day R...... 20,744 Myers, Barbara J...... 8,535 None of these candidates ...... 24,431 Trusty-Murphy, Michelle ...... 4,496 District Court Judges— Dist. D: Dist. 3 (Dept. 3): Goldman, Edward ...... 6,049 Estes, Robert E...... 4,441 1,678 Hawk, John ...... 7,057 1,008 Mattly, Will B...... 2,543 Scott, John E., II ...... 5,020 Pederson, Wayne A...... 2,763 University Board of Regents— Dist. 5 (Dept. 2): Dist. 2D: Glennen, Robert E...... 1,297 Alden, Mark ...... 10,072 4,856 Lane, Robert W...... 2,170 Best, Wallace Hill ...... 2,840 Vitto, Kirk ...... 2,310 140 Ratigan, Jim...... 5,216 Zlotek, Marla ...... 1,754 Election Results

: 1 561 h Judicial District of three Court is composed h Judicial Supreme Court Justice— Court Supreme Judges— Court District e Fift e h Judicial District Court Judge, Department 2, requested a recount of the of a recount 2, requested Department District Court Judge, h Judicial — ...... 262,368 D. Ron Parraguirre, ) ...... 1,143 ) ) ...... 1,579 ) 2): (Dept. 8 Dist...... 3,933 ...... 3,933 H): (Dept. Div., 8, Family Dist. t— t— — ...... 7,706 A. Wayne Pederson, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 2000 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER HIGH VOTE 608,970 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) AND VICE 608,970 (PRESIDENT VOTE HIGH h Judicial District Court Judge, Department 2, canvass results: 2, canvass Department District Court Judge, h Judicial Winquist, Robert W. (NL Robert W. Winquist, Grutzmacher, Bill (CIT Bill Grutzmacher, Election Results Election Kirk Vitto, candidate for Fift for candidate Vitto, Kirk ...... 101,276 (R) Jon Porter, ...... 4,011 (Lib) Charles Schneider, ...... 1,546 (CIT) W.G. Swenson, Dist. 2: (CIT)...... 2,367 Ken Brenneman, ...... 106,379 Cahill, (D) Tierney ...... 254,352 Art Ritchie, (R)...... Jim Gibbons, 229,608 I): ...... 5,582 (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family ...... 115,947 (IA) Daniel Hansen, Beuth, Phil 123,229 ...... 5,547 (G) A. Charles Laws, ...... 5,343 (Lib) Terry Savage, Cheryl...... 170,472 Moss, B 54,525 ...... Bernstein, Ed (D) 238,260 ...... (R) John Ensign, 330,687 92,427 ...... 6,855 Kirk Vitto, ...... 6,882 Lane, Robert W. 27 November 7, 2000, General Election results. Th 7, 2000, General results. Election November counties: Esmeralda, Mineral, and Nye. and Esmeralda, Mineral, counties: Fift ...... 6,880 Lane, Robert W.: ...... 6,852 Kirk: Vitto, ...... 5,395 (Lib) J. J. Johnson, ...... 10,286 Kathryn (G) Rusco, Representative in Congress Dist. 1: ...... 118,469 Shelley (D) Berkley, ...... 264,959 J Valorie Vega, 17,193 ...... 258,935 Jim Mahan, 3): Dist. 8 (Dept. 12): Dist. 8 (Dept. 1 (IA) Christopher Hansen, Candidates Votes Victory Candidates of Margin Votes Victory of Margin President, Vice Presiden Vice President, Harry, Browne, ...... 3,311 Art (Lib) Olivier, Pat, Buchanan, ...... 4,747 (Ref) Ezola Foster, W., George Bush, ...... (R) Dick Cheney, 301,575 Al, Gore, ...... 380,031 Rose, Robert E. 21,597 ...... 279,978 Lieberman, (D) Joe .....111,160 these candidates of None John, Hagelin, ...... 415 (NL) Nat Seat F: Goldhaber, Ralph, Nader, ...... (G) LaDuke, Winona 15,008 Howard, Phillips, ...... 126,611 Gary Backus, ...... 621 (Const.) Curt Frazier, Seat C: ...... 3,315 these...... 75,298 candidates of None these candidates of None Senator States United .....117,700 these candidates of None ...... 2,540 Berghof, Ernie (IA) ...... 387,935 E. Myron Leavitt, 3): 2 (Dept. Dist. 3): Dist. 3 (Dept...... 10,841 Robert Estes, E. 3,135 ...... 312,678 Nancy Becker, 2) Dist. 5 (Dept. G: Seat 186,067 ...... 90,435 Jerry Polaha, 562 Political History of Nevada

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 2000 (continued) HIGH VOTE 608,970 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory District Court Judges State Board of Education— (continued)— (continued)— Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. J): Dist. 2 (Subdist. D): Brown, Lisa ...... 169,512 57,872 Goldman, Edward ...... 26,673 Henderson, William ...... 111,640 Hawk, John ...... 32,351 5,678 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. K): Dist. 2 (Subdist. F): Del Vecchio, Iverson, Merv ...... 39,982 Nicholas Anthony ...... 156,778 27,615 Dist. 2 (Subdist. G): Wachsman, Beth ...... 129,163 Malone, Th eresa ...... 50,641 10,195 University Board of Regents— Smith, Patricia G...... 40,446 Dist. 2 (Subdist. A): Dist. 3 (Subdist. B): Howard, Linda C...... 9,619 2,616 Cook, Dave ...... 25,438 Phillips, Dave ...... 7,003 Myers, Barbara J...... 25,908 470 Dist. 2 (Subdist. D): Question No.1— Alden, Mark ...... 32,948 Amend Constitution:1 Ratigan, Jim ...... 26,524 6,424 Yes ...... 234,104 Dist. 3 (Subdist. B): No ...... 341,288 107,184 Derby, Jill Talbot ...... 45,398 Question No. 2— State Board of Education— Amend Constitution:2 Dist. 1 (Subdist. B): Yes ...... 412,688 232,611 Gwaltney, John W...... 37,261 No ...... 180,077 Dist. 2 (Subdist. A): Question No. 9— Lewis, Tracey...... 7,046 Amend Constitution:3 Washington, Marcia L...... 9,432 2,386 Yes ...... 381,947 179,736 No ...... 202,211 1Constitutional amendment to allow the investment of State money to stimulate economic development. 2Constitutional amendment to add a new section to read as follows: “Only a marriage between a male and female person shall be recognized and given eff ect in this State.” 3Constitutional amendment to require the Legislature to provide by law for the medicinal use of Cannabis.

Election Results — 563 Lieutenant Governor DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN NONPARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 3, 2002 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY y, Laurel ...... 1,380 Laurel y, ...... 887 Kent Maher, Election Results Election ...... 94,808 Lorraine 81,803 Hunt, Gerry...... 13,005 Larrivee, ...... 6,761 None of these candidates Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Judges— Court District ...... 1,346 2): Dist. 5 (Dept. Yvonne Sharon Dockter, Duff Victory Candidates Votes ...... 1,514 M. John Iroz, (continued)— Judges Court District Victory Votes 2): Dist. 6 (Dept...... 6,041 Lane, Robert W. 4,661 ...... 400 Todd Plimpton, ...... 428 Milo Tanner, ...... 2,346 Jerry V. Sullivan, 832 Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates in Congress— 1: Representative Dist...... 1,167 ...... 16,838 Bill Maria 12,332 Hiett, Boggs-McDonald, ...... 4,506 Lynette Alfred Ordunez, 3: ...... 566Dist. Stanleigh ...... 2,052 Lusak, Bob ...... 6,179 Victory Bilbray, Barry D. Candidates Votes Daily, ...... 2,507 ...... 25,446 Bruce ...... 3,407 Jon Kiger, Susan Governor— Westcott, Porter, 19,267 ...... 560 James K. Prevot, 7,717 Shirley...... Cook, ...... 7,195 Victory None of these candidates Votes ...... 97,367 Guinn, Kenny C...... 395 89,650 Harold Poliak, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates in Congress— 3: Representative Dist...... 9,419 Jr. Budetich, Mark J., ...... Herrera, Dario 20,773 11,354 ...... 4,917 Victory Petrella, Christopher J. Candidates Votes ...... 31,805 Neal, Joe Governor— 12,831 ...... 11,403 Dan Meyer, Victory Votes ...... 18,974 Barbara Scott, ...... 21,875 None of these candidates 564 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 2002 HIGH VOTE 504,079 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Supreme Court Justice— Dist. 1: Seat B: Berkley, Shelley (D) ...... 64,312 13,164 Chairez, Don ...... 133,611 Boggs–McDonald, Maupin, Bill ...... 241,597 107,986 Lynette Maria (R) ...... 51,148 None of these candidates ...... 73,577 Dempsey, Steven (IA) ...... 2,861 Seat D: Startin, W. Lane (G) ...... 1,393 Gibbons, Mark ...... 346,385 Dist. 2: None of these candidates ...... 77,897 Gibbons, Jim (R) ...... 149,574 109,385 District Court Judges— Hansen, Janine (IA) ...... 7,240 Dist. 1 (Dept. 1): Souza, Travis O. (D) ...... 40,189 Griffi n, Michael R...... 14,839 Trainor, Brendan (Lib) ...... 3,413 Dist. 1 (Dept. 2): Winquist, Robert (NAT) ...... 784 Maddox, William A...... 13,452 Dist. 3: Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): Herrera, Dario (D) ...... 66,659 Berry, Janet J...... 77,731 Odell, Richard Wayne (IA) ...... 1,694 Dist. 2 (Dept. 2): O’Neil, Pete (Ind) ...... 6,842 McGee, Charles M...... 75,977 Porter, Jon (R) ...... 100,378 33,719 Dist. 2 (Dept. 3): Scott, Neil (Lib) ...... 3,421 Boles, J. A...... 23,806 Governor— Polaha, Jerry ...... 64,603 40,797 Geyer, Dick (Lib) ...... 8,104 Dist. 2 (Dept. 4): Guinn, Kenny C. (R)...... 344,001 233,066 Langton, Michael E...... 41,199 Holmgren, David G. (IA) ...... 7,047 Steinheimer, Connie J...... 53,011 11,812 Laws, Charles (G) ...... 4,775 Dist. 2 (Dept. 6): Neal, Joe (D) ...... 110,935 Adams, Brent T...... 76,108 Norton, Jerry L. (Ind) ...... 5,543 Dist. 2 (Dept. 7): None of these candidates ...... 23,674 Breen, Peter I...... 76,860 Lieutenant Governor— Dist. 2 (Dept. 8): Hunt, Lorraine (R) ...... 260,468 51,168 Kosach, Steven R...... 75,054 Kenny, Erin (D) ...... 209,300 Dist. 2 (Dept. 9): Oswald, William (Lib) ...... 9,171 Hardesty, James W...... 75,406 Yochum, Merritt (IA) ...... 6,609 Dist. 2 (Dept. 10): None of these candidates ...... 17,118 Beasley, James ...... 32,299 Secretary of State— Elliott, Steve ...... 57,018 24,719 Avery, Lois J. (NAT) ...... 14,552 Dist. 2 (Dept. 12): Hamma, William (D) ...... 124,655 Decaria, Mary Anne...... 39,084 Hansen, Christopher H. (IA) .....17,987 Doherty, Frances ...... 49,291 10,207 Heller, Dean (R) ...... 298,125 173,470 Dist. 3 (Dept. 1): Lenart, Paul A. (G) ...... 7,602 Huff , David A...... 14,650 None of these candidates ...... 29,561 Dist. 3 (Dept. 2): State Treasurer— Blake, Archie E...... 14,760 Andrews, Mark (IA) ...... 26,932 Dist. 3 (Dept. 3): Krolicki, Brian K. (R) ...... 271,393 110,263 Estes, Robert E...... 14,582 Santor, Ken (D) ...... 161,130 Dist. 4 (Dept. 1): None of these candidates ...... 29,678 Memeo, Mike ...... 9,213 State Controller— Dist. 4 (Dept. 2): Augustine, Kathy (R) ...... 255,421 83,214 Puccinelli, Andrew J...... 9,042 Black, Lisa (IA) ...... 20,536 Dist. 5 (Dept. 1): Eby, Chuck (Lib) ...... 11,109 Davis, John P...... 10,395 Lee, John (D)...... 172,207 Dist. 5 (Dept. 2): None of these candidates ...... 27,799 Duff y, Laurel ...... 3,717 Attorney General— Lane, Robert W...... 8,663 4,946 Hansen, Jonathan (IA) ...... 20,018 Dist. 6 (Dept. 1): Hunt, John (D) ...... 167,513 Wagner, Richard A...... 6,348 Sandoval, Brian (R) ...... 290,471 122,958 None of these candidates ...... 18,779 Election Results — (continued) rey ...... 70,593 rey ...... 13,629 alia M. 3,153 ...... 17,553 3,809 ...... 46,183 omas G...... 82,766 G. omas eld, Jack Lund ...... 7,143 Lund Jack eld, 1,874 565 State Board of Education: of Board State University Board of Regents of Board University HIGH VOTE 504,079 (GOVERNOR) 504,079 VOTE HIGH ...... 138,319 31,172 Aguirre, Aldo ...... 5,269 ...... 138,319 Aldo 31,172 Aguirre, omas ...... 43,358 omas 2: Dist. GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 2002 5, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER rey D...... D. rey 102,419 ...... 107,681 F. Guzman, Walsh, Jessie Elizabeth Jessie Walsh, Election Results Election 14): Dist. 8 (Dept...... A. Curtas, John 92,001 ...... 157,468 M. Donald ...... 211,697 Mosley, Sally Loehrer, 15): Dist. 8 (Dept. 65,467 5: ...... 15,135 Roger Baum, Dist. 16): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 209,573 S. John McGroarty, 2: Dist. 17): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 212,267 A. Michael Cherry, 18): Dist. 8 (Dept...... M. Nancy Saitta, 213,417 ...... 5,737 Priscilla Rocha, 19): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 203,296 R. Allan Earl, ...... 110,235 ...... 135,537 Sandy ...... 15,317 J. 20): Dist. 8 (Dept. Boylan, Patrick Smagac, David 25,302 Wall, ...... 27,113 Gary P. 1,972 Waters, Dist. 10: 11,978 ...... 8,506 Dorothy Nolan, 2,769 Dist. 6: ...... 13,345 Ochoa, Albert Cliff Ferry, Voy, Bill ...... 107,147 Bill Voy, 5: ...... 212,317 Dist. Michael Douglas, ...... 215,845 Michelle 10: Leavitt, 12): Dist. 8 (Dept. Dist. 12: 13): Dist. 8 (Dept. Dist...... 208,284 Ralph Mark Denton, Jeff Knight, ...... 33,778 Howard Rosenburg, ...... 21,362 Stavros Anthony, 11): Dist. 8 (Dept. Schofi Gates, Lee ...... 215,590 Lee Gates, 8): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 12,668 Bret 9): Dist. 8 (Dept. 2,400 ...... 217,512 Whipple, P. Jennifer Togliatti, 10): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 10,476 Paul Aizley, ...... 10,288 Robert Forbuss, Dist. 3: Th Dondero, Grenville Th Grenville 2): Dist. 7 (Dept...... 4,514 L. Dan Papez, 1): Dist. 8 (Dept...... Lee David Phillips, 76,385 ...... 170,874 Gene T. Porter, 94,489 2): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 225,466 J. Valorie Vega, ...... 79,062 Beuth, Phil H): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family 3): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 222,139 D. Ron ...... 91,771 Parraguirre, Carolyn I): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family Ellsworth, 4): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 101,370 ...... 135,989 ...... 161,047...... A. Kathy Hardcastle, 157,382 Michelle Jennifer 28,308 J): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family Darquea, Jackie 58,628 Elliott, Glass, 5): Dist. 8 (Dept. 65,611 ...... 168,203 Jeff Dianne Cynthia Steel, Th Kurtz, Sobel, ....140,854 A. Nicholas Del Vecchio, 97,610 ...... 206,004 Art. Ritchie, 39,484 ...... 162,844 Cheryl Moss, 83,782 ...... 155,403 Lisa Brown, 72,637 K): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family L): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family 6): Dist. 8 (Dept...... Joseph Bonaventure, 234,759 7): Dist. 8 (Dept...... L. Bell, Stewart 209,768 Pridham, 166,410 ...... 13,274 Michael Gibbons, ...... 13,473 R. David Gamble, 1): Dist. 9 (Dept. 2): Dist. 9 (Dept. Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates (continued)— Judges Court District 2): Dist. 6 (Dept...... 4,225 M. John Iroz, ...... 3,465 Jerry V. Sullivan, 1): Dist. 7 (Dept. 760 ...... 4,388 L. Steve Dobrescu, (continued)— Judges Court District ...... 152,682 Valerie Adair, Victory Candidates Votes 47,550 ...... 105,132 Ron Israel, Jeff Neeman, Victory Votes 21): Dist. 8 (Dept. G): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family 566 Political History of Nevada

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 5, 2002 (continued) HIGH VOTE 504,079 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Question No. 1— Question No. 6— General Obligation Bonds:1 Amend Constitution:6 Yes ...... 291,262 91,119 Yes ...... 192,284 No ...... 200,143 No ...... 279,233 86,949 Question No. 2— Question No. 7— Amend Constitution:2 Amend Constitution:7 Yes ...... 337,197 172,624 Yes ...... 203,560 No...... 164,573 No ...... 273,647 70,087 Question No. 3— Question No. 8— Amend Constitution:3 Amend Constitution:8 Yes ...... 190,541 Yes ...... 284,346 83,378 No ...... 285,921 95,380 No ...... 200,968 Question No. 4— Question No. 9— Amend Constitution:4 Amend Constitution:9 Yes ...... 104,245 Yes ...... 196,371 No ...... 373,587 269,342 No ...... 305,479 109,108 Question No. 5— Amend Constitution:5 Yes ...... 183,552 No ...... 270,352 86,800 1Issues general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $200 million in order to preserve water quality; protect open space, lakes, rivers, wetlands, and wildlife habitat; and restore and improve parks, recreational areas, and historic and cultural resources. 2Constitutional amendment to provide that “Only a marriage between a male and female person shall be recognized and given eff ect in this state.” 3Amendment to the Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955 to provide an exemption from the taxes imposed by that act on the gross receipts from the sale and the storage, use or other consumption of farm machinery and equipment employed for the agricultural use of real property. 4Constitutional amendment to amend the Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955 to provide an exemption from the taxes imposed by that act on engines and chassis, including replacement parts and components for the engines and chassis, of professional racing vehicles and for certain motor vehicles used by professional racing teams or sanctioning bodies to transport certain items and facilities. 5Constitutional amendment to repeal the constitutional rule against perpetuities. 6Constitutional amendment to revise the term of offi ce of a Supreme Court Justice or District Judge who is appointed to fi ll a vacancy. 7Constitutional amendment to allow the exemption from the State debt limit for State contracts necessary for the improvement, acquisition, or construction of public elementary and secondary schools. 8Constitutional amendment to authorize the Legislature to provide by law for a reduction in the property taxes on a single-family residence occupied by the owner to avoid a severe economic hardship to that owner. 9Constitutional amendment to require the Legislature to provide or maintain penalties for using, distribution of marijuana, and other matters related thereto including the use and possession of up to three ounces of marijuana by persons aged 21 years or older. Election Results — — — ...... 4,342 74 1 567 (continued)— Dist. 13: Dist. University Board of Regents District Court Judges Representative in Congress Representative DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN NONPARTISAN

— ...... 10,112 Doug 4,015 Hill,

— — PRIMARY ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 7, 2004 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER PRIMARY led challenging Mr. Destefano’s residency. As a result, his name was removed from the from was removed his name a result, As residency. Destefano’s Mr. led challenging Seat E: Div., (Dept. C): Dist. 8, Family ...... Brown, Lori Lipman 45,259 Jones, Steve...... 111,411 Wegner, Kenneth A...... Wegner, Kenneth A. 21,406 Election Results Election A lawsuit was fi A lawsuit Parraguirre, Ron ...... 97,499 6: Ron ...... 32,855 49,246 Dist. Parraguirre, Doug Smith, ...... 10,642 ...... Doug of these candidates None 22,572 State Board of Education Seastrand, 11: Dist. Dist. 7: ...... Mervin R. Iverson, 18,143 Destefano, Mark ...... 792 Berkus, Matthew S. Dist. 3: Dist. 4: ...... 12,769 Marcia L. Washington, Dist...... 22,061 John Hawk, ...... 4,510 Westwood, Sean ...... 6,097 Bob Price, ...... 1,458 Rajan Zed, Dist. 8: Dist...... 27,464 John W. Gwaltney, Dist. 9: ...... 12,708 Dave Cook, ...... 6,577 Stacie ...... Barbara J. Myers, 12,215 Wilke, 493 ...... 3,919 Kirkpatrick, Tom ...... 3,928 Sturman, Gloria J...... 1,825 Jim Germain, ...... 4,268 Dean Leavitt, James General Election ballot. Election General 1 Ashworth, Don ...... 51,655 Don Ashworth, Seat A: ...... 47,907 ...... 110,813 Deborah Jim Hardesty, Schumacher, ...... Kevin J. Mirch, 10,160 57,177 ...... Cynthia (Dianne) Steel, 53,636 ...... of these candidates None 21,676 Div., (Dept. A): Dist. 8, Family ...... John E. Mason, 48,253 ...... 112,682 Voy, Bill Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. B): ...... 112,881 Sanchez, Gloria S. Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. 5): Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Supreme Court Justice Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates United States Senator— Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Congress— in Representative 1: Dist. Victory Candidates Votes in Congress Representative Victory Votes Berkley, Shelley ...... 27,765 3: Shelley ...... 2,412 24,557 Dist. Berkley, Brian ...... 3,208 Kral, Ann ...... 1,833 Reynolds, 2: Mark ...... 2,217Dist. Budetich, Rick Devoe, ...... Bennett, David Jerome 17,859 ...... Cochran, Angie G. 18,319 460 ...... 2,573 Phillips, Shanna ...... 2,239 Nevenic, Anna ...... 23,349 Tom 20,776 Gallagher, ...... 1,383 Ron Feldon, Von Brown, Robert ...... 19,553 Robert Brown, ...... 1,769 Carlo ...... Melton, Royle William 1: 10,552 Poliak, Dist...... 11,868 ...... 10,357Russ Tilley, Cherie M...... 40,533 7,062 Mickelson, Richard Ziser, 19,127 ...... of these candidates None 16,827 ...... 4,806 Byer, Lewis A...... 2,026 E. Tamez, Francisco 568 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 2004 HIGH VOTE 829,587 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory President, Vice President— Supreme Court Justice Badnarik, Michael, (continued)— Campagna, Richard (Lib) ...... 3,176 Seat E: Bush, George W., Mason, John E...... 217,043 Cheney, Dick (R) ...... 418,690 21,500 Parraguirre, Ron ...... 395,396 178,353 Cobb, David, None of these candidates ....132,609 LaMarche, Pat (G) ...... 853 Seat F: Kerry, John F., Douglas, Michael L...... 361,980 164,046 Edwards, John (D) ...... 397,190 Hansen, Joel Fredrick ...... 197,934 Nader, Ralph, None of these candidates ....163,683 Camejo, Peter M. (Ind) ...... 4,838 District Court Judges— Peroutka, Michael A., Dist. 8 (Dept. 1): Baldwin, Chuck (IA) ...... 1,152 Cory, Ken ...... 217,293 11,543 None of these candidates ...... 3,688 Henderson, Bill ...... 205,750 United States Senator— Dist. 8 (Dept. 11): Hurst, Th omas L. (Lib) ...... 9,559 Davidson, Mike ...... 198,253 Marinch, Gary (NAT) ...... 2,095 Gonzalez, Elizabeth (Betsy) ...235,411 37,158 Reid, Harry (D) ...... 494,805 210,165 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. D): Schumann, David K. (IA) ...... 6,001 Halverson, Elizabeth ...... 212,808 Ziser, Richard (R) ...... 284,640 Hardcastle, Gerald W...... 225,191 12,383 None of these candidates ...... 12,968 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. E): Representative in Congress— Lueck, Robert W...... 189,561 Dist. 1: Pomrenze, Sandra L...... 233,514 43,953 Berkley, Shelley (D) ...... 133,569 70,564 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. F): Duensing, Jim (Lib) ...... 5,862 Gaston, Bob ...... 191,502 Mickelson, Russ (R) ...... 63,005 Miley, Stefany Ann ...... 236,788 45,286 Dist. 2: Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. 11): Cochran, Angie G. (D) ...... 79,978 Sferrazza, Pete ...... 66,822 Gibbons, Jim (R) ...... 195,466 115,488 Weller, Chuck ...... 77,589 10,767 Hansen, Janine (IA) ...... 10,638 University Board of Regents— Trainor, Brendan J. (Lib) ...... 4,997 Dist. 7: Dist. 3: Sisolak, Steve ...... 39,277 25,226 Gallagher, Tom (D) ...... 120,365 Surpure, J. S. (Jack) ...... 14,051 O’Dell, Richard W. (IA) ...... 6,053 Dist. 8: Porter, Jon (R) ...... 162,240 41,875 Aiazzi, Stan...... 20,973 Silvestri, Joseph P. (Lib) ...... 9,260 Gallagher, Dorothy S...... 30,367 9,394 Supreme Court Justice— Dist. 11: Seat A: Hill, Doug ...... 34,509 11,370 Hardesty, Jim ...... 359,089 98,464 Price, Bob ...... 23,139 Steel, Cynthia (Dianne) ...... 260,625 Dist. 13: None of these candidates ..... 125,787 Leavitt, James Dean ...... 41,307 9,513 Sturman, Gloria J...... 31,794 State Board of Education— Dist. 1: Frederick, Sharon ...... 48,757 26,205 Jeter, R. Dean ...... 22,552 Dist. 9: Cook, Dave ...... 34,974 Myers, Barbara J...... 43,545 8,571 Election Results . ne art for 8 : may recover in an in an recover may (continued) 5 6 7 United States Constitution — — — — Nevada RevisedNevada Statutes 569 verning insurance rates and practices in Nevada. practices and rates insurance verning carriers. air commercial used by 5 No. Question Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend Amend Constitution: Amend aircraft of parts and 2 3 4 1 8 No. Question 7 No. Question 6 No. Question HIGH VOTE 829,587 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) AND VICE 829,587 (PRESIDENT VOTE HIGH — — — — GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 2004 2, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER Election Results Election Amend the Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955 to revise the exemption from the tax for the sale or use of the use sale of the or tax for from revise the 1955 to exemption of Act Tax Use Amend the Sales and Constitutional amendment to add provisions go add provisions to amendment Constitutional litigation, frivolous and in vexatious involved willfully penalize lawyers to amendment Constitutional employees. to paid wage the minimum raise to amendment Constitutional from person” insane or “idiot an prohibits that the provision change to amendment Constitutional Constitutional amendment to require that the annual per-pupil expenditure for Nevada’s public public Nevada’s for expenditure per-pupil the annual that require to amendment Constitutional which a plaintiff damages and fees attorney’s limit to amendment Constitutional Constitutional amendment to require the Nevada Legislature to fund the operation of the public the public of fund the to operation Legislature the Nevada require to amendment Constitutional used vehicles; to provide exemptions from the tax or the sale or use of prescription ophthalmic and and ophthalmic prescription the use sale the tax of or or from exemptions provide to used vehicles; fi of works equipment, machinery farm agricultural other and ocular appliances, devices and and to prohibit certain changes to limits on recovery of monetary recovery of damages. on limits to certain changes prohibit to and legal to unless restored incompetent, mentally who has been person adjudicated “a to refer to voting the Legislature by Senators States United of the election to relating a provision repeal to and capacity” the to the 17th Amendment of the adoption by was made obsolete that elementary and secondary schools equals or exceeds the national average. the national exceeds secondaryelementary or and schools equals schools for kindergarten through grade 12 before funding any other part of the State budget for the for budget the State part of other any funding grade 12 before through kindergarten schoolsfor next biennium. the tax on from revise the exemption to parts; and and vehicles racing professional and display, public the aircraft sale use of or Amend Constitution: Amend 8 5 6 7 2 3 4 Yes ...... 274,752 Yes ...... 469,268 ...... 516,216 183,767 241,464 No No ...... 285,501 1 Yes Yes ...... 468,059 147,930 Yes ...... 418,857 ...... 468,059 66,875 147,930 Yes Yes ...... 320,129 No 4 No. Question ...... 351,982 No Yes ...... 381,045 Yes ...... 404,173 ...... 252,162 No 23,128 No ...... 545,490 293,328 3 No. Question Yes Yes ...... 446,965 104,792 Yes ...... 294,415 446,965 Yes 104,792 ...... Yes ...... 342,173 No 2 No. Question ...... 497,406 202,991 No Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates 1 No. Question Victory Candidates Votes Victory Votes Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend Constitution: Amend action regarding professional negligence. professional regarding action 570 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—AUGUST 15, 2006 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— United States Senator— Carter, Jack ...... 92,270 81,123 Ensign, John ...... 127,023 120,374 Tun, Ruby Jee ...... 11,147 Hamilton, Edward None of these candidates ...... 14,425 (Fast Eddie) ...... 6,649 Representative in Congress— None of these candidates ...... 6,754 Dist. 1: Representative in Congress— Berkley, Shelley ...... 29,655 26,388 Dist. 1: Lawlor, Asimo Sondra (Silver)...3,267 Mickelson, Russ ...... 7,907 Representative in Congress— Monroe, Michael (Ace) ...... 2,193 Dist. 3: Wegner, Kenneth ...... 10,615 2,708 Budetich, Mark ...... 3,885 Representative in Congress— Hafen, Tessa M...... 22,118 16,113 Dist. 2: Michaels, Barry ...... 6,005 Angle, Sharron E...... 24,349 Nevenic, Anna ...... 4,832 Gibbons, Dawn ...... 17,317 Warman, Freddie L...... 1,578 Gilster, Richard ...... 721 Governor— Heller, Dean ...... 24,770 421 Gibson, James B...... 42,966 Th omas, Glenn ...... 1,835 McConnell, Leola ...... 5,019 Governor— Titus, Dina ...... 63,999 21,033 Beers, Bob ...... 40,876 None of these candidates ...... 7,062 Damayo, Melody Lieutenant Governor— (Mimi Miyagi) ...... 1,651 Goodman, Robert E. (Bob) ....24,789 Gibbons, Jim ...... 67,717 26,841 Montgomery, Bill ...... 14,876 Hunt, Lorraine T...... 25,161 Stupak, Bob ...... 20,932 Lusak, Stanleigh Harold ...... 794 Unger, Robert (Bob) ...... 30,540 5,751 None of these candidates ...... 4,316 None of these candidates ...... 23,861 Lieutenant Governor— Secretary of State— Hammargren, Lonnie ...... 24,138 Boyd, Roderick ...... 21,844 Kao, George ...... 6,093 Miller, Ross ...... 68,356 46, 512 Krolicki, Brian ...... 57,743 21,634 None of these candidates ...... 22,600 Moncrief, Janet ...... 5,421 State Treasurer— Woollen, Barbara Lee ...... 36,109 Marshall, Kate ...... 74,674 51,633 None of these candidates ...... 9,490 Vanderpal, Geoff rey...... 23,041 Secretary of State— None of these candidates ...... 16,355 Scroggins, Brian ...... 56,710 Tarkanian, Danny ...... 64,235 7,525 None of these candidates ...... 15,155 State Treasurer— Augustine, Kathy ...... 26,384 Destefano, Mark ...... 57,035 30,651 Pitts, Joseph...... 25,024 None of these candidates ...... 25,592 Election Results — (continued) — — ...... 37,107 , Jan ...... 13,711 Jan , omas G...... 16,294 G. omas erson ...... 3,027 erson 571 (continued) ...... 14,295 R. 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NONPARTISIAN ...36,801 Th — ...... 4,970 Cedric 1,943 Crear, ...... F. omas 35,401 ...... 22,761 S. William Potter, PRIMARY ELECTION—AUGUST 15, 2006 15, ELECTION—AUGUST PRIMARY Del Vecchio, Nicholas Anthony Nicholas Del Vecchio, Election Results Election Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Justice— Court Supreme F: Seat Victory Candidates Votes Judges Court District Victory Votes ...... Calvert, John 41,335 ...... L. Douglas, Michael 99,539 ...... (Dianne) Cynthia Steel, 88,430 ...... 21,667 11,109 ...... 39,393...... 95,327 these candidates of None Maria Nancy ...... 16,983 Mat Harter, 23,949 Maskall, Becker, Seat G: Th Christensen, M): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family ...... 15,439 John Jensen, Th Kurtz, ...... 34,950 Robert W. Lueck, 12,189 Gardner, Gerald ...... 28,141 Gerald ...... 7,309 Bruce L. Gale, Gardner, Biggerstaff 6: Dist...... M. Nancy Saitta, 71,378 ...... 32,954 these candidates of None Judges Court District ...... 46,662 David ...... 1,841 Hardy, 2): Dist. 2 (Dept. (Nate) Nathaniel 9): Dist. 2 (Dept. Waugh, ...... 46,316 Robert Perry, Dist. 1: 2): Dist. 3 (Dept...... 4,656 Leon Aberasturi, ...... 6,246 A. Wayne Pederson, ...... 1,861 Paul John Schlegelmilch, 1,590 ...... 12,281 B. Michael 3): Dist. 8 (Dept. Wixom, ...... 131,246 ...... 12,492 Douglas W. Ron Herndon, Knecht, ...... 8,964 H., II David Fulstone, 23): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 8,700 A. Michael 3,528 Federico, ...... 39,727...... 3,839 S. Ted Lancaster, 10: Elizabeth ...... 29,157 Lee, Jeff Dist. 10,570 Halverson, Bill Henderson, Dist. 12: ...... 20,857 ...... 10,211 Dist. 6: Cliff Jerry P. Michael Villani, Wiese, Ferry, Dist. 9: 24): Dist. 8 (Dept...... 129,846 M. James Bixler, ...... 6,987 Liz Moore, ...... 24,519 Stavros Anthony, 572 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 2006 HIGH VOTE 582,572 (U.S. SENATOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Supreme Court Justice Carter, Jack (D) ...... 238,796 (continued)— Ensign, John (R) ...... 322,501 83,705 Seat F: Schumann, David K. (IA) ...... 7,774 Douglas, Michael L...... 260,363 65,427 Trainor, Brendan (Lib) ...... 5,269 Steel, Cynthia (Dianne) ...... 194,936 None of these candidates ...... 8,232 None of these candidates ...... 82,747 Representative in Congress— Seat G: Dist. 1: Becker, Nancy ...... 205,831 Berkley, Shelley (D) ...... 85,025 44,108 Saitta, Nancy M...... 253,187 47,356 Duensing, Jim (Lib) ...... 2,843 None of these candidates ...... 84,883 Roberts, Darnell (IA) ...... 2,339 District Court Judges— Wegner, Kenneth (R) ...... 40,917 Dist. 2 (Dept. 7): Dist. 2: Flanagan, Patrick ...... 60,681 18,274 Derby, Jill (D) ...... 104,593 Peck, Bridget Robb...... 42,407 Heller, Dean (R) ...... 117,168 12,575 Dist. 3 (Dept. 2): Kroshus, James C. (IA) ...... 5,439 Aberasturi, Leon ...... 11,802 2,148 Rosen, Daniel (Ind) ...... 5,524 Pederson, Wayne A...... 9,654 Dist. 3: Dist. 8 (Dept. 16): Hafen, Tessa M. (D)...... 98,261 Hafen, Conrad ...... 122,379 Hansen, Joshua (IA) ...... 5,329 Williams, Tim ...... 179,244 56,865 Porter, Jon (R) ...... 102,232 3,971 Dist. 8 (Dept. 22): Silvestri, Joseph P. (Lib) ...... 5,157 Israel, Ron ...... 139,379 Governor— Johnson, Susan ...... 169,261 29,882 Bergland, Craig O. (G) ...... 6,753 Dist. 8 (Dept. 23): Gibbons, Jim (R) ...... 279,003 23,319 Halverson, Elizabeth ...... 151,800 1,908 Hansen, Christopher (IA) ...... 20,019 Henderson, Bill ...... 149,892 Titus, Dina (D) ...... 255,684 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. M): None of these candidates ...... 20,699 Lueck, Robert W...... 132,746 Lieutenant Governor— Potter, William S...... 164,859 32,113 Jeff erson, Th omas (IA) ...... 25,406 University Board of Regents— Krolicki, Brian (R)...... 301,258 72,737 Dist. 1: Unger, Robert (Bob) (D) ...... 228,521 Crear, Cedric...... 11,601 3,196 None of these candidates ...... 21,531 Lee, Jeff erson ...... 8,405 Secretary of State— Dist. 4: Hansen, Janine (IA) ...... 38,757 Alden, Mark ...... 27,329 15,190 Miller, Ross (D) ...... 279,510 46,805 Wade, Troy E., II ...... 12,139 Tarkanian, Danny (R) ...... 232,705 Dist. 9: None of these candidates ...... 22,666 Fulstone, David H., II ...... 26,781 State Treasurer— Knecht, Ron ...... 30,996 4,215 Andrews, Mark (IA) ...... 35,902 State Board of Education— Destefano, Mark (R) ...... 239,072 Dist. 2: Marshall, Kate (D) ...... 271,088 32,016 Davis, Kevin ...... 22,938 None of these candidates ...... 27,527 Ruggiero, Anthony ...... 25,513 2,575 State Controller— Dist. 4: Fitzgibbons, Floyd (IA) ...... 30,490 Arnold, D. L...... 21,775 Martin, Steve (R) ...... 250,855 Reid, Cindy ...... 48,330 26,555 Wallin, Kim (D) ...... 257,790 6,935 Dist. 5: None of these candidates ...... 31,656 Nance, Greg Nyberg ...... 8,657 2,727 Attorney General— Stupak, Nevada ...... 5,930 Chairez, Don (R) ...... 204,816 Cortez Masto, Catherine (D) ... 339,465 134,649 None of these candidates ...... 30,694 Supreme Court Justice— Seat C: Cherry, Michael A...... 387,125 None of these candidates ..... 129,141 Election Results Nevadans for for Nevadans 7 8 (continued) 10 11 9 Nevada RevisedNevada Statutes RevisedNevada Statutes 573 Constitution Amend Constitution Amend 4 5 concerning the sale, use, and possession of marijuana. the marijuana. sale, possession use, concerning of and to prohibit smoking tobacco in certain public places except all areas all areas except places in certain public tobacco smoking prohibit to to prohibit smoking tobacco in certain public places, in all bars with with in all bars places, in certain public tobacco smoking prohibit to HIGH VOTE 582,572 (U.S. SENATOR) (U.S. 582,572 VOTE HIGH ., 122 Nev. Adv. Op. 80 (Sept. 8, 2006). Op. Adv. ., 122 Nev. Amend Constitution Amend Amend 6 2 3 1 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 2006 7, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER Nevada RevisedNevada Statutes Nevada RevisedNevada Statutes Nevada RevisedNevada Statutes Nevada RevisedNevada Statutes Nevada RevisedNevada Statutes Constitutional amendment to change the provisions regarding special sessions of the Legislature. the Legislature. of special sessions regarding the provisions change to amendment Constitutional the of members to compensation of the payment for provide to amendment Constitutional Election Results Election Constitutional amendment to provide for the election of certain members of the Board of Regents of of Regents the Board of of certain members of the election for provide to amendment Constitutional Constitutional amendment to raise the minimum wage paid to employees. to paid wage the minimum raise to amendment Constitutional Amend taken used vehicle any the of tax the value from exempt 1955 to of Act Tax Use Amend the Sales and Question Number 3 was removed from the ballot by the Nevada Supreme Court in Supreme Nevada the by ballot the from removed 3 was Number Question Amend Amend Constitutional amendment to require the Nevada Legislature to fund the operation of the public the public of fund the to operation Legislature the Nevada require to amendment Constitutional domain. eminent concerning amendment Constitutional the University of Nevada and for the gubernatorial appointment of certain members, and to specify to and certain members, of appointment the gubernatorial for and Nevada of the University the members. of terms and the number in trade on the purchase of another vehicle and the value of farm machinery farm equipment. of and the value and vehicle another of the purchase in trade on schools for kindergarten through grade 12 before funding any other part of the State budget for the for budget the State part of other any funding grade 12 before through kindergarten schools for next biennium. establishments. within areas gaming casinos and of a food-handling license, but excluding gaming areas of casinos and certain locations. other casinos and of areas gaming excluding but license, a food-handling 9 10 11 6 7 8 4 5 1 2 3 Yes ...... 395,367 215,282 ...... 180,085Yes No Yes ...... 275,720 Yes ...... 298,987 ...... 287,088 No 23,267 No 25,997 ...... 261,091 5— No. Question Yes ...... 310,524...... 165,127 Amend Yes Yes 45,149 ...... 265,375 No 6— No. Question Constitution ...... 391,442 Amend 226,315 No 11— No. Question Yes ...... 0 Yes ...... 0 No ...... 269,807 4— No. Question Yes ...... 277,714 Amend No 7,907 10— No. Question Yes ...... 353,704 146,980 Yes ...... 384,872 ...... 353,704 210,337 146,980 Yes Yes ...... 206,724 No 3— No. Question Constitution ...... 174,535 Amend No 9— No. Question Yes ...... 311,629...... 253,725 Yes 52,982 Yes ...... 258,647 No 2— No. Question Constitution ...... 321,913 Amend No 68,188 8— No. Question Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates 1— No. Question Constitution Amend Victory Candidates Votes 7— No. Question Victory Votes Nevada Legislature for each day of service during regular and special sessions and to provide for for provide to and Nevada Legislature special sessions and service of regular day each during for telecommunications, postage, newspapers, for legislators to allowances reasonable of the payment and stationery. Nevada et al. v. Beers et al et Beers v. al. et Nevada 574 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—AUGUST 12, 2008 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Representative in Congress— Dist. 1: Dist. 1: Berkley, Shelley ...... 19,444 17,222 Dyer, Chris ...... 1,847 Budetich, Mark John, Jr...... 2,222 Ellingwood, Eve Dist. 3: (No. 1 Mom) ...... 1,137 Michaels, Barry ...... 2,312 Hamilton, Edward Nevenic, Anna ...... 1,114 (Mr. Clean) ...... 761 Poliak, Carlo (Tex) ...... 587 Kornfeld, Ray J...... 1,090 Titus, Dina ...... 22,232 19,920 Mickelson, Russ ...... 2,490 Powers, Mike ...... 896 Wegner, Kenneth ...... 4,359 1,869 Dist. 2: Heller, Dean ...... 43,112 36,103 Smack, James W...... 7,009 Dist. 3: Bunce, Carl ...... 1,911 Law, Jesse ...... 3,030 Porter, Jon ...... 21,955 18,925

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Supreme Court Justice— District Court Judges Seat B: (continued)— Allf, Nancy Lee ...... 39,715 Dist. 3 (Dept. 1): Chairez, Don ...... 40,563 Huff , David A...... 3,993 1,650 Pickering, Mary (Kris) ...... 45,983 3,097 Kennedy, Jack ...... 2,343 Schumacher, Deborah ...... 42,886 Mallory, Arthur (Art) ...... 2,102 None of these candidates ...... 12,155 Dist. 4 (Dept. 1): District Court Judges— Loreman, David D...... 550 Dist. 1 (Dept. 1): Memeo, Mike ...... 2,287 698 Russell, James Todd ...... 7,693 Torvinen, Mark ...... 1,589 Dist. 1 (Dept. 2): Dist. 4 (Dept. 2): Jenkins, Caren ...... 1,574 Puccinelli, Andrew J...... 3,901 Krueger, Mark ...... 1,494 Dist. 5 (Dept. 1): Waters, Noel ...... 3,257 730 Beckett, Bob ...... 990 Wilson, Jim ...... 2,527 Davis, John P...... 4,059 1,891 Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): Zlotek, Marla ...... 2,168 Berry, Janet ...... 32,545 Dist. 5 (Dept. 2): Dist. 2 (Dept. 2): Lane, Robert W...... 6,261 Hardy, David ...... 31,805 Dist. 6 (Dept. 1): Dist. 2 (Dept. 3): Wagner, Richard A...... 3,485 Polaha, Jerome M. (Jerry) ...... 32,565 Dist. 6 (Dept. 2): Dist. 2 (Dept. 7): Dolan, Robert (Bob) ...... 631 Flanagan, Patrick ...... 32,323 Maher, O. Kent ...... 811 Dist. 2 (Dept. 8): Montero, Michael R...... 1,744 933 Kosach, Steven R...... 31,982 Schaeff er, William E...... 140 Dist. 2 (Dept. 10): Shirley, Jim C...... 766 Elliott, Steve ...... 31,711 Dist. 7 (Dept. 1): Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. 12): Dobrescu, Steve L...... 1,601 Doherty, Frances ...... 31,597 Dist. 7 (Dept. 2): Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. 13): Papez, Dan L...... 1,655 Peck, Bridget Robb...... 31,692 Dist. 8 (Dept. 1): Cory, Ken ...... 76,898 Election Results — (continued) alia...... 5,512 — ...... 18,172 omas G. eld, Jack ...... 3,414 Jack eld, 575 y, Brigid ...... 11,147 Brigid y, (continued) State Board of Education State Board of University Board of Regents NONPARTISIAN PRIMARY ELECTION—AUGUST 12, 2008 12, ELECTION—AUGUST PRIMARY — — (continued) Election Results Election Valerie...... 75,384 Adair, Dist. 8 (Dept. 21): ...... 9,246 Elizabeth ...... 29,136 Halverson, Dist. 8 (Dept. 23): Jason ...... 10,493Th ...... 57,436 Landess, Dondero, William Stefany 28,300 Cobb, 4,607 Miley, Schofi 10: Dist. Dist. 8 (Dept. 24): ...... 19,797...... James M. Bixler, 75,709 Suzan ....17,352Baucum, Dist. 8 (Dept. 25): Anthony Nicholas ...... 32,510 ...... 20,008 Kathleen E. Delaney, 4: Perrino, Dist. Susan 7: Scann, 12,502 ...... 73,974 Dist...... 4,092 ...... 5,886 Rosenberg, Howard Art ...... 15,836 M. Wilkinson, Craig James Dist. 3: Ritchie, Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. H): Brooks, Chris...... 6,629 Dist. 5 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. J): Wallace, ...... 12,487 Jamie Kent, 1,931 ...... 30,975 Kent, Lisa M...... 13,079 Mercer, Michele (Shell) 9,987 ...... 1,198 Hormazdi, Farrokh R...... Pollock, Kenneth E. 20,988 ...... 4,843 Caldwell, Michael L...... 11,452 Schechtman, Morrisa ...... 4,698 Olsen, Val ...... 8,989 Ken McKenna, ...... 8,728 Dist. 8: Pullman, Jonnie 261 Dist. 9: ...... 3,581 Casey, Roy J...... 10,715 Dave Cook, 626 ...... 10,089 Myers, Barbara J. Davis, Chris ...... 25,565 Chris Davis, ...... 8,287 ...... 23,291Tony Laurie Diefenbach, Liker, ...... 75,139...... Donald M. Mosley, 43,875 Abbi Silver, Dist. 8 (Dept. 15): 18,310 ...... 75,574 ...... 15,371 Tim Fernando Williams, Dist. 8 (Dept. 16): Guzman, Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. R): ...... 15,902 ...... 21,366 Piazza, Carl F. Chuck Dist. 8 (Dept. 18): Hoskin, ...... 75,105 David Barker, Dist. 8 (Dept. 19): ...... 73,999 Allan R. Earl, Dist. 8 (Dept. 20): ...... David T. Wall, 75,186 Dist. 9 (Dept. 1): Duff Dist. 9 (Dept. 2): ...... 32,245 Henderson, Bill 16,343 ...... 14,263 Maskall, Maria ...... 7,106 Gamble, David R...... 7,022 Gibbons, Michael Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Judges Court District Victory Candidates Votes Judges Court District Victory Votes Dist. 8 (Dept. 2): ...... 77,054 Vega, Valorie J. Dist. 8 (Dept. 3): ...... Herndon, Douglas W. 76,857 Dist. 8 (Dept. 4): ...... 76,086 Hardcastle, Kathy A...... 11,898 Dist. 8 (Dept. 5): Ellen J. Bezian, ...... Glass, Jackie 77,590 Dist. 8 (Dept. 9): ...... 75,813 Togliatti, Jennifer P...... 20,856 Anthony Dist. 8 (Dept. 10): Ochoa, Vincent...... 29,116 ...... 9,772 Christopherson, Ian ...... Kephart, William D. 32,661 ...... 74,457 William S. Potter, ...... Rivers, David J. 22,577 944 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. K): ...... Walsh, Jessie Elizabeth 27,490 5,171 ...... 28,877 Harter, Mathew Del Vecchio, Nicholas Dist. 8 (Dept. 11): Gonzalez, Betsy...... O): Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. 74,991 Nathan, Gayle Beck...... 31,640 ...... 28,172 Giuliani, Cynthia N. Dist. 8 (Dept. 13): ...... 75,018 Mark Ralph Denton, 2,763 ...... 33,104 Ron Israel, Dist. 8 (Dept. 14) ...... 29,471 Sullivan, Frank P. Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. M): 3,633 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. N): Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. Q): ...... 26,659 Jensen, John ...... 25,349 Duckworth, Bryce C. 3,983 ...... 27,133 P. Wallace, Rebecca ...... 15,177 Bray, Allan D. Kurtz, Th 576 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 2008 HIGH VOTE 967,848 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory President, Vice President— District Court Judges Baldwin, Chuck (continued)— Castle, Darrell L. (IA) ...... 3,194 Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. 14): Barr, Bob Gardner, Linda ...... 105,904 71,481 Root, Wayne A. (Lib) ...... 4,263 Harada, Roger Raymond ...... 34,423 McCain, John Dist. 3 (Dept. 1): Palin, Sarah (R) ...... 412,827 Huff , David A...... 15,735 3,163 McKinney, Cynthia Kennedy, Jack ...... 12,572 Clemente, Rosa Green (G) .....1,411 Dist. 3 (Dept. 2): Nader, Ralph Aberasturi, Leon ...... 16,516 5,176 Gonzalez, Matt (Ind) ...... 6,150 Schlegelmilch, John ...... 11,340 Obama, Barack Dist. 3 (Dept. 3): Biden, Joe (D) ...... 533,736 120,909 Rogers, William ...... 14,565 1,874 None of these candidates ...... 6,267 Stockard, Th omas, III ...... 12,691 Representative in Congress— Dist. 4 (Dept. 1): Dist. 1: Memeo, Mike ...... 7,987 700 Alexander, Caren (IA) ...... 4,697 Torvinen, Mark ...... 7,287 Berkley, Shelley (D) ...... 154,860 90,023 Dist. 5 (Dept. 1): Duensing, Davis, John P...... 11,379 4,492 Raymond James, Jr. (Lib) ...... 4,528 Zlotek, Marla ...... 6,887 Wegner, Kenneth (R) ...... 64,837 Dist. 6 (Dept. 2): Dist. 2: Maher, O. Kent ...... 3,225 Bergland, Craig (G)...... 5,282 Montero, Michael ...... 5,902 2,677 Derby, Jill (D) ...... 136,548 Dist. 8 (Dept. 6): Everhart, John (IA) ...... 11,179 Cadish, Elissa ...... 306,689 139,959 Heller, Dean (R) ...... 170,771 34,223 Childs, Benjamin Morse, Sean Patrick (Lib) ...... 5,740 Boone, Sr...... 166,730 Dist. 3: Dist. 8 (Dept. 7): Fitzgibbons, Floyd (IA) ...... 6,937 Bell, Linda Marie ...... 341,208 203,343 Giaquinta, Bob (G) ...... 3,937 Spretnak, Robert P...... 137,865 Porter, Jon (R) ...... 147,940 Dist. 8 (Dept. 8): Reeves, Jeff rey C. (Ind) ...... 14,922 Kunis, Josh ...... 139,383 Silvestri, Joseph P. (Lib) ...... 10,164 Smith, Doug ...... 328,720 189,337 Titus, Dina (D) ...... 165,912 17,972 Dist. 8 (Dept. 10): Supreme Court Justice— Kephart, William D...... 231,150 Seat B: Walsh, Jessie Elizabeth ...... 249,883 18,733 Pickering, Mary (Kris) ...... 353,873 24,815 Dist. 8 (Dept. 12): Schumacher, Deborah ...... 329,058 Harris, Kurt ...... 158,150 None of these candidates ..... 159,736 Leavitt, Michelle ...... 324,645 166,495 Seat D: Dist. 8 (Dept. 14): Christensen, Th omas Frank ...210,092 Davis, Chris ...... 197,687 Gibbons, Mark ...... 456,467 246,375 Mosley, Donald M...... 285,142 60,455 None of these candidates ..... 166,189 Dist. 8 (Dept. 17): District Court Judges— Gale, Bruce L...... 175,893 Dist. 1 (Dept. 2): Villani, Michael ...... 288,871 112,978 Waters, Noel ...... 11,237 Dist. 8 (Dept. 22): Wilson, Jim ...... 12,139 902 Ianuzi, Donn ...... 82,636 Dist. 2 (Dept. 4): Johnson, Susan ...... 379,797 297,161 Neidert, David ...... 42,817 Dist. 8 (Dept. 23): Steinheimer, Connie ...... 105,574 62,757 Landess, Jason ...... 140,432 Dist. 2 (Dept. 6): Miley, Stefany ...... 333,500 193,068 Adams, Brent ...... 94,585 41,739 Dist. 8 (Dept. 25): Zunino, Greg ...... 52,846 Delaney, Kathleen E...... 287,299 113,036 Dist. 2 (Dept. 9): Scann, Susan ...... 174,263 Perry, Robert H...... 83,752 21,479 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. G): Sattler, Elliott A., II ...... 62,273 Mastin, Amy M...... 165,798 Steel, Cynthia (Dianne) ...... 302,401 136,603 Election Results and 4 : (continued) 1 2 3 Nevada RevisedNevada Statutes 577 Question No. 3— No. Question 4— No. Question Question No. 2— No. Question Question No. 1— No. Question Amend 1: Dist. HIGH VOTE 967,848 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) AND VICE 967,848 (PRESIDENT VOTE HIGH GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 2008 4, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER components. rone, Dawn ...... 117,888 Dawn rone, 9: Dist. (continued)— Election Results Election Amend the Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955 to authorize the Legislature to amend or repeal any repeal any or amend to the Legislature authorize 1955 to of Act Tax Use Amend the Sales and Constitutional amendment to eliminate a requirement that a person must reside in Nevada for for in Nevada reside must a person that a requirement eliminate to amendment Constitutional domain proceedings. eminent to related amendment Constitutional certain taxes. from exemption concerning amendment Constitutional aircraft provision of this Act without an additional direct vote of the people whenever necessary the people of carry to vote out direct additional an without this Act of provision sales of enforcement or collection, the administration, for agreement interstate or law federal any certain aircraft on this Act the imposed taxes by from exemption repeal an to use and taxes, and six months prior to an election in order to be eligible to vote in that election. in that vote be to to eligible in order election an to prior six months 4 1 2 3 ...... 215,985 Carl F. Piazza, Regents— of Board 2: University ...... 16,997 Dist...... 629,009Robert 399,269 ...... 14,801 Amend Constitution: Blakely, 2,196 No Bret Whipple, 10: ...... 48,745Dist. William 38,539 Cobb, 11: R...... Farrokh Hormazdi, 10,206 ...... 54,888Dist. Jason ...... 11,214 43,671 Geddes, Rajan Zed, ...... 229,740 Yes Henderson, Bill ...... 284,041 108,980 No ...... 344,017 ...... 284,041 108,980 No Bill ...... 175,061 R): (Dept. Henderson, Div., Dist. 8, Family Chuck Hoskin, ...... 518,734 Yes 174,717 ...... L. Sandra Pomrenze, 246,874 Q): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family 31,763 ...... Bryce C. Duckworth, 248,151 ...... 534,548 Yes 32,166 189,986 ...... 344,562 No Israel, Ron ...... 216,897 Ron Israel, ...... 260,399...... 433,848 P. Frank Sullivan, Yes P): (Dept. Div., 43,502 Dist. 8, Family ...... 481,260 No 47,412 Howard, Jack ...... 215,111 Jack Howard, Constitution: Amend Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Judges Court District Victory Candidates Votes Education— of Board State Victory Votes N): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family ...... 243,365 Mathew Harter, ...... 213,878 Beck Gayle Nathan, 29,487 ...... 38,634 J. Barbara Myers, ...... 43,863 Cook, Dave 5,229 Moss, Cheryl ...... 314,571 169,760 Frederick, Sharon ...... 41,898 Sharon ...... 314,571 Frederick, 169,760 Cheryl I): (Dept. Moss, Div., Dist. 8, Family ...... 144,811 G. Greta Muirhead, J): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family ...... 222,238 Lisa M. Kent, ...... 243,755 E. Kenneth Pollock, ...... 221,333 K): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family 21,517 Vincent ...... 253,295 N. Cynthia Giuliani, Ochoa, ...... 42,670 Gloria Bonaventura, Dist. 3: Dist. 7: 31,962 8: ...... 23,283 L): (Dept. Wallace Div., Doris Dist. 8, Family Fletcher, ...... 47,167 Dist. Chris Wallace, ...... L. Jennifer Elliott, 331,934 722 Th ...... 24,312 Willia Chaney, 16,691 214,046 ...... 39,670 Jonnie Pullman, 1,029 ...... 30,476 Olsen, Val O): (Dept. Div., Dist. 8, Family ...... 44,318 Ken McKenna, 4,648 Amend Constitution: 578 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—JUNE 8, 2010 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Representative in Congress Hamilton, (continued)— Eduardo (Mr. Clean)...... 4,644 Dist. 3: Miller, Alex ...... 9,715 Beard, John M...... 7,846 Poliak, Carlo ...... 1,938 Titus, Dina ...... 32,119 24,273 Reid, Harry ...... 87,366 77,651 Governor— None of these candidates ...... 12,335 Conquest, Frederick L...... 16,775 Representative in Congress— Reid, Rory ...... 80,162 63,387 Dist. 2: None of these candidates ...... 17,454 Dehne, Denis (Sam) ...... 4,156 Lieutenant Governor— McKenna, Ken ...... 18,259 Goodman, Robert E. (Bob) ...20,238 Price, Nancy ...... 18,609 350 Murad, Paul ...... 17,100 Randazzo, Robert S...... 11,694 Sferrazza, Jessica ...... 47,595 27,357 None of these candidates ...... 13,744

REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Representative in Congress Angle, Sharron ...... 70,424 24,553 (continued)— Bernstein, Gary ...... 698 Dist. 3: Chachas, John ...... 6,926 Bridges, Ed ...... 6,066 Christensen, Chad ...... 4,803 Heck, Joe ...... 36,898 28,045 Lowden, Sue ...... 45,871 Leutwyler, Brad ...... 1,812 Mabey, Garn ...... 462 Nohrden, Steven P...... 8,853 Marinch, Gary ...... 178 Governor— Nadell, Brian ...... 235 Atwood, Tony ...... 2,440 Parson, Bill ...... 1,483 Gibbons, Jim ...... 47,616 Stern, Cecilia ...... 355 Lusak, Stanleigh Harold ...... 1,380 Suominen, Terry ...... 223 Montandon, Michael L...... 22,003 Tarkanian, Danny ...... 40,926 Sandoval, Brian...... 97,201 49,585 None of these candidates ...... 3,090 None of these candidates ...... 4,400 Representative in Congress— Lieutenant Governor— Dist. 1: Krolicki, Brian ...... 122,379 85,811 Cunningham, David ...... 2,051 Woollen, Barbara Lee ...... 36,568 Fiore, Michele ...... 5,922 None of these candidates ...... 11,018 Flume, Chuck ...... 4,318 State Controller— Lake, Craig ...... 5,277 Dagani, Gregory Nance ...... 39,381 Monroe, Mike A...... 456 Herr, Barry ...... 77,971 38,590 Neistadt, Scott ...... 440 None of these candidates ...... 39,372 Tatner, Joseph (Joe) ...... 1,293 Attorney General— Wegner, Kenneth ...... 7,214 1,292 Barrick, Travis ...... 69,784 16,032 Dist. 2: Haft er, Jacob ...... 53,752 Colletti, Patrick J...... 14,162 None of these candidates ...... 33,585 Heller, Dean ...... 72,728 58,566 Election Results — — (continued) ...... 40,174 ...... 40,174 579 aler, Lucille ...... 3,769 Lucille aler, (continued)— University Board of Regents of Board University Education State Board of NONPARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTION—JUNE 8, 2010 8, ELECTION—JUNE PRIMARY Election Results Election Gonzalez, Bill ...... 56,933 6: Bill 10,099 Dist. Gonzalez, ...... 16,628 David Churchill, Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. S): ...... 17,994 ...... 10: Ethan R. Nathan Gibbs, 16,323 ...... 13,758 Kottler, Dist. Tony ...... 12,204 Liker, Greta Muirhead, ...... 27,778Vincent...... 38,532 Ochoa, Rebecca 10,754 Wallace, ...11,729 Ferry, Cliff Metcalf, H. Sandra (Sandy) Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Judges— District Court 5): Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. Victory Candidates Votes District Court Judges Victory Votes ...... 52,270 Schumacher, Deborah 58,397 Chuck Weller, Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. 11): ...... 24,791 Terrance Dist. 2 (Dept. 15): Marren, ...... Hardy, David 55,415 ...... 34,771 Kay Dist. 8 (Dept. 26): ...... 3,165Kurt ...... 40,405...... 66,054 Gale, Bruce L. Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. T): Ken Harris, Gloria 25,649 Lange, 3: Sturman, Dist...... 40,894...... 28,729 Jensen, John Lucinda ...... 43,305 ...... 29,417 Coumou, Gayle Nathan, Dist. 8 (Dept. 28): Jack ...... 2,237 Howard, Shana Tello, ...... Israel, Ron 6: 66,515 Dist...... 14,398 Dist. 8 (Dept. 30): 23,210 Craig ...... Davidson, Michael D. 45,652 Friedberg, ...... 11,221 B. Wixom, Michael ...... 26,140 Mercer, Michele (Shell) ...... Palm, Patricia (Trish) Bob...... 2,765 39,478 Hasegawa, 533 ...... 45,119 Wiese, Jerry A...... 31,601 Piazza, Carl F. Phil...... 6,160 45,719 ...... 5,869 Mark Doubrava, Dabney, Dist. 8 (Dept. 31): Mark ...... 14,426 1,152 Feest, 2,184 Josh ...... Joanna Kishner, 44,567 Kunis, Marc...... 38,147 ...... 12,243 34 Risman, ...... 5,835 Page, Kevin...... 4,580 Rawson, Ray ...... 126,123 Margaret Th 2,272 Puccinelli, Bill Voy, Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. A): 1,415 10: ...... 125,154 Dist. Gloria 11: Sanchez, Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. B): ...... 9,971 Melcher, Kevin C. Dist. Dist. 7: ...... 8,265 Steve...... 60,581Jason...... 10,515 ...... 41,267 Chuck Jones, Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. C): Geddes, Maria 19,314 Walker, 2,250 Maskall, ...... 39,233 12: Denise A. Pifer, Cliff Ferry, Dist. Dist. 8: Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. D): ...... Robert (Bob) Teuton, 124,301 Fruehan, Glenn...... 1,788 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. E): ...... 122,619 Chuck Hoskin, ...... 4,690 Tom Gunter, ...... 13,105 ...... 46,834 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. F): Anderson, Andrea ...... John Ellen J. Bezian, 36,267 Eccles, 3,449 ...... 9,656 Newburn, Mark ...... 6,465 Chesnut, Dwayne ...... 2,188 Aaron Heshmati, Parviz Dist. 13: ...... 6,856 Pitts, Joe ...... 17,871 James Dean Leavitt, 11,015 580 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 2010 HIGH VOTE 716,529 (U.S. SENATOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— Attorney General— Angle, Sharron (R) ...... 321,361 Barrick, Travis (R) ...... 251,269 Ashjian, Scott (TP) ...... 5,811 Cortez Masto, Fasano, Tim (IA) ...... 3,185 Catherine (D) ...... 372,011 120,742 Haines, Michael L. (Ind) ...... 4,261 Hansen, Joel F. (IA) ...... 54,980 Holland, Jesse (Ind) ...... 3,175 None of these candidates ...... 26,072 Reeves, Jeff rey C. (Ind) ...... 2,510 Supreme Court Justice— Reid, Harry (D) ...... 362,785 41,424 Seat A: Stand, Wil (Ind) ...... 2,119 Hardesty, James W...... 467,120 None of these candidates ...... 16,197 None of these candidates ...... 146,431 Representative in Congress— Seat E: Dist. 1: Parraguirre, Ronald D...... 467,021 Berkley, Shelley (D) ...... 103,246 44,251 None of these candidates ....143,265 Hansen, Jonathan J. (IA) ...... 2,847 District Court Judges— Klapproth, Ed (TP) ...... 2,118 Dist. 8 (Dept. 26): Wegner, Kenneth A. (R) ...... 58,995 Gale, Bruce L...... 142,758 Dist. 2: Sturman, Gloria ...... 216,922 74,164 Best, Russell (IA) ...... 10,829 Dist. 8 (Dept. 27): Heller, Dean (R) ...... 169,458 82,037 Allf, Nancy ...... 253,654 146,542 Price, Nancy (D) ...... 87,421 Beckstead, Blaine ...... 107,112 Dist. 3: Dist. 8 (Dept. 28): Heck, Joe (R) ...... 128,916 1,748 Howard, Jack ...... 168,317 Michaels, Barry (D) ...... 6,473 Israel, Ron ...... 199,990 31,673 Narter, Scott David (IA) ...... 1,291 Dist. 8 (Dept. 29): Silvestri, Joseph P. (Lib) ...... 4,026 Pollock, Kenneth E...... 153,125 Titus, Dina (D) ...... 127,168 Scann, Susan ...... 206,595 53,470 Governor— Dist. 8 (Dept. 30): Curtis, David Scott (G) ...... 4,437 Davidson, Michael D...... 177,140 Disimone, Eugene Wiese, Jerry A...... 177,662 522 (Gino) (Ind) ...... 6,403 Dist. 8 (Dept. 31): Fitzgibbons, Floyd (IA) ...... 5,049 Dabney, Phil...... 175,948 Honig, Aaron Y. (Ind) ...... 3,216 Kishner, Joanna ...... 179,101 3,153 Lampitt, Arthur Dist. 8 (Dept. 32): Forest, Jr. (Lib) ...... 4,672 Bare, Rob ...... 194,021 29,763 Reid, Rory (D) ...... 298,171 Stoebling, Ellen ...... 164,258 Sandoval, Brian (R) ...... 382,350 84,179 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. C): None of these candidates ...... 12,231 Jones, Steve...... 189,433 23,334 Lieutenant Governor— Maskall, Maria ...... 166,099 Fitzgibbons, Ryan (IA) ...... 26,306 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. F): Krolicki, Brian K. (R) ...... 360,590 66,026 Eccles, John ...... 160,091 Sferrazza, Jessica (D)...... 294,564 Gonzalez, Bill ...... 194,279 34,188 None of these candidates ...... 22,035 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. S): Secretary of State— Ochoa, Vincent...... 190,852 19,131 Lauer, Rob (R) ...... 262,222 Wallace, Rebecca ...... 171,721 Miller, Ross (D) ...... 374,086 111,864 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. T): Wagner, John (IA) ...... 42,178 Nathan, Gayle ...... 204,372 53,010 None of these candidates ...... 25,027 Piazza, Carl F...... 151,362 State Treasurer— University Board of Regents— Hawkins, Mike (IA) ...... 28,376 Dist. 3: Marshall, Kate (D) ...... 338,588 31,473 Lange, Ken ...... 11,602 Martin, Steven E. (R) ...... 307,115 Page, Kevin...... 14,518 2,916 None of these candidates ...... 26,837 Dist. 7: State Controller— Doubrava, Mark ...... 21,810 2,821 Herr, Barry (R) ...... 297,069 Rawson, Ray ...... 18,989 Markowitz, Warren (IA) ...... 33,668 Wallin, Kim R. (D) ...... 331,311 34,242 None of these candidates ...... 35,571 Election Results er 3 : (continued) 4 1 2 Nevada RevisedNevada Statutes 581 (continued)— ict with any federal law or interstate agreement agreement interstate or law federal any ict with Question No. 2— Question No. 3— Question No. 4— Question No. 1— — blishment of an intermediate appellate court. court. appellate intermediate an of blishment sions relating to eminent domain proceedings. domain eminent to relating sions HIGH VOTE 716,529 (U.S. SENATOR) SENATOR) (U.S. 716,529 VOTE HIGH Margin of Margin Victory Votes Candidates 2: in Congress Representative Dist...... 75,180 Mark E. (R) Amodei, ...... 2,421 Timothy (IA) Fasano, 28,362 .....5,372 Helmuth (Ind) Lehmann, ...... 46,818 Kate (D) Marshall, — Amend SPECIAL ELECTION—SEPTEMBER 13, 2011 ELECTION—SEPTEMBER SPECIAL — — GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 2, 2010 2, GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER (continued) Election Results Election Constitutional amendment to revise provi to amendment Constitutional Constitutional amendment to allow for the esta for allow to amendment Constitutional repeal any or amend to the Legislature authorize 1955 to of Act Tax Use Amend the Sales and Constitutional amendment to provide for the appointment of Supreme Court justices and District Court and justices Supreme of the appointment for provide to amendment Constitutional provision of this Act only if necessary to resolve a confl necessary if only resolve this to Act of provision Court judges by the Governor for their initial terms from lists of candidates nominated by the by nominated candidates lists of from terms their initial for the Governor by Court judges aft judges and those justices of retention Selection, subsequent with Judicial on Commission independent performance evaluations and voter approval. voter and evaluations performance independent use sales taxes. and of enforcement or collection, the administration, for 4 2 3 1 ...... 214,086 Yes ...... 440,245 226,159 No Dist. 2: Dist...... Solorio, Jose A. 19,694 ...... Wilson, Annie Yvette 31,896 12,202 ...... 451,186 No 237,427 ...... 213,759 Yes Newburn, Mark ...... 31,040 Mark Newburn, ...... 48,57413: ...... 356,357 Dean Dist. No 24,892 42,588 James Constitution: ...... 23,682Leavitt, Amend Joe Pitts, State Board of Education ...... 313,769 Yes Constitution: Amend Walker, Chuck ...... 23,374 Chuck Walker, 12: Dist...... 42,158 ...... 285,746 Andrea 11,118 Anderson, Yes ...... 390,370 104,624 No Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Regents of University Board Victory Candidates Votes State Board of Education Victory Votes Dist. 8: Dist...... 23,379 Margaret ...... Melcher, Kevin C. 23,711 Puccinelli, 11: ...... 5,596 Dist. Jason...... 30,854 John Geddes, Tippins, Constitution: 332 7,480 Amend ...... 10,565 Steven Corbett, 4,969 5: Dist. 582 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—JUNE 12, 2012 DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory United States Senator— United States Senator— Berkley, Shelley ...... 62,081 57,871 Brooks, Sherry ...... 5,356 Brown, Steve ...... 3,998 Charles, Richard ...... 2,295 Ellsworth, Barry ...... 2,491 Hamilton, Eddie (In Liberty) ...2,628 Macias, Louis ...... 1,714 Heller, Dean ...... 88,958 83,602 Price, Nancy ...... 4,210 Poliak, Carlo (Nakusa) ...... 512 None of these candidates ...... 3,637 None of these candidates ...... 3,358 Representative in Congress— Representative in Congress— Dist. 2: Dist. 1: Dehne, Sam ...... 5,604 Edwards, Chris ...... 4,786 2,986 Koepnick, Samuel ...... 8,865 1,461 Guss, Charmaine ...... 1,534 Rodriguez, Xiomara (Xio) ...... 7,404 Landsberger, Brian ...... 1,800 Dist. 3: Peters, Herb ...... 643 Frye, Stephen H...... 2,659 Rodrigues, Miguel (Mike) ...... 1,163 Haning, James Franklin, II ...... 736 Dist. 3: Holder, Jesse (Jake) ...... 2,099 Dyer, Chris ...... 2,298 Michaels, Barry ...... 1,346 Heck, Joe ...... 20,798 18,500 Oceguera, John ...... 7,966 5,307 Dist. 4: Sakura, Gerald (Jerry) ...... 989 Anderson, Diana R...... 607 Cegavske, Barbara K...... 6,674 Delarosa, Mike ...... 370 Hill, Kiran ...... 666 Leeds, Robert X...... 165 Schwartz, Dan ...... 2,728 Tarkanian, Danny ...... 7,605 931 Wegner, Kenneth A...... 5,069 Zeller, Sid ...... 252

NONPARTISIAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory University Board of Regents— State Board of Education Dist. 1: (continued)— Crear, Cedric ...... 5,410 2,226 Dist. 3: Eggeman, Jeff ...... 3,184 Davis, Dino ...... 5,592 Ita, Lawrence ...... 1,541 King, Debra (Sam) ...... 4,804 Dist. 9: Klapproth, Ed ...... 8,084 Knecht, Ron ...... 13,883 3,932 Serafi n, Allison ...... 11,858 3,774 Mackedon, Michon ...... 9,951 Wilson, Annie Yvette ...... 7,637 Riendeau, Richard (Old Rick) ...3,038 Dist. 4: Dist. 10: Newburn, Mark ...... 39,044 Trachok, Rick ...... 19,686 District Court Judges— Dist. 12: Dist. 2 (Dept. 2): Anderson, Andrea ...... 3,992 Walker, Egan ...... 35,378 Bunyan, Susan ...... 1,809 Dist. 4 (Dept. 1): Denue, Laura ...... 1,135 Porter, Nancy ...... 3,674 Hammargren, Lonnie (Doc).....7,083 3,091 Dist. 4 (Dept. 2): State Board of Education— Kacin, Al ...... 3,649 Dist. 2: Bacon, Ray ...... 10,386 Carey, Scott H...... 7,267 Clontz, Donna ...... 16,845 Cook, Dave ...... 20,255 3,410 Fralick, Adriana Guzman ...... 11,658 Election Results ...11,923 5,935 ...... 68,169 1 omas L...... 8,592 L. omas 583 n, Allison ...... 134,801 Allison n, 68,805 erson, Phung ...... 126,499 Phung erson, Jeff Wanker, Kimberly A. (Kim) Bailey, Soonhee (Sunny) (continued)— ...... 77,440 Gonzales-Black, Alexis 15,204 Question No. 1— Constitution: Amend District Court Judges— State Board of Education— State Board of Dist. 8 (Dept. 5): (Dept. 8 Dist.

Cook, Dave ...... 130,718 Dave 22,648 Cook,

Th Stockard, .....48,792 2: Dist. — 1: Dist. GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 2012 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER ...... 23,609 ...... 511,282 Yes 75,217 HIGH VOTE 1,014,918 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) AND VICE 1,014,918 (PRESIDENT VOTE HIGH Cherry, Michael A...... 631,850 Cherry, Michael A. Crear, Cedric ...... 31,690 Crear, Cedric 8,081 Vanderbeek, David Lory (IA) Heller, Dean (R) ...... Heller, Dean (R) 457,656 11,576 Election Results Election Constitutional amendment to provide that the Legislature may, on extraordinary occasions, convene convene occasions, extraordinary on may, the Legislature that provide to amendment Constitutional a special legislative session. session. a special legislative ...... None of these candidates 45,277 in Congress Representative ...... 108,070 Clontz, Donna 1 ...... 5,600 Tom (IA) Jones, ...... Jim (IA) Murphy, 12,856 4: ...... 116,823 John (D) Oceguera, Dist...... 9,389 Floyd (IA) Fitzgibbons, ...... Steven A. (D) Horsford, ...... 102,544 120,501 Kerry Louise Earley, ...... 9,341 Joseph P. (Lib) Silvestri, ...... 36,668 Gale, Bruce L. 23,731 19,240 ...... Danny (R) Tarkanian, 101,261 ...... 47,810C: Kelley, Robert A. Supreme Court Justice— ...... 42,511 Mills, Michael C. (Mike) Seat Lee, Chris...... 78,813 ..... of these candidates None 230,691 ...... 24,797 Peyton, Troy E. Seat F: ...... 39,023 Watkins, John G...... Michael L. Douglas, 641,516 ...... 74,823..... of these candidates None 222,397 Marsha Kimble-Simms, Seat G: ...... Nancy M. Saitta, 632,324 ..... of these candidates None 230,092 Dist. 8 (Dept. 14): Regents— of Board University ...... 266,659 Escobar, Adriana ...... 388,842Jeff 12,791 Dist. 8 (Dept. 20): 262,343 4: Eggeman, Carolyn Dist...... 12,296 Ellsworth, ...... 262,394 Tao, Jerry ...... 24,999 Stavan Corbett, Allison 10,471 12,703 Dist. 10 (Dept. 1): Stephens, ...... 253,868 Davidson, Michael D...... 251,923 Rasmussen, Chris T...... 436,065 No Dist. 3: ...... 137,244 Joe (R) Heck, 20,421 Dist. 8 (Dept. 4): 1: Dist. Dist. 1: Dist...... 56,521 Edwards, Chris (R) .....4,645 Pojunis, William (Bill) (Lib) ...... Titus, Dina (D) 113,967 2: ...... 4,145 Stan (IA) Vaughan, Dist. 57,446 ...... 162,213 (R) Amodei, Mark ...... 65,996 Klapproth, Ed ...... 6,051 Russell (IA) Best, Serafi 60,194 ...... 11,166 Michael L. (IA) Haines, ...... 87,591 Freeman, Scott N...... Samuel (D) Koepnick, 102,019 Dist. 2 (Dept. 9): 9,990 3: Dist. Dist. 5 (Dept. 1): ...... 5,988 Lord, Nancy ...... 77,601 Cal Dunlap, ...... Berkley, Shelley (D) 446,080 ...... 62,236 Darby, Forrest Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates President— President, Vice Goode, Virgil Victory Candidates Votes Regents State University Victory Votes Clymer, Jim (IA) ...... 3,240 ...... 3,240 (IA) Jim Clymer, 9: Dist. Johnson, Gary Barack ...... (Lib) P. 10,968 James Obama, Gray, ...... 463,567 Mitt (R) Romney, ...... (D) Joe Biden, Paul 531,373 Ryan, ...... 30,177 (Doc) 67,806 Lonnie ...... 5,770 None of these candidates ...... 39,449 Anderson, Andrea United States Senator— ...... 34,558 Mackedon, Michon 9,272 12: Dist...... 43,477 Knecht, Ron Hammargren, 8,919 584 Political History of Nevada PRIMARY ELECTION—JUNE 10, 2014 DEMOCRAT Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Governor— Dist. 1: Chang, Charles (Charlie) ...... 5,619 Peters, Herbert Glenn ...... 2,106 Conquest, Frederick L...... 1,867 Titus, Dina ...... 12,966 10,860 Frye, Stephen H...... 8,231 Dist. 2: Goodman, Robert (Bob) ...... 17,961 9,730 Alm, Vance ...... 3,225 Hyepock, Chris ...... 4,743 Dempsey, Brian ...... 6,804 Rheinhart, Allen ...... 3,605 Lee, Ed ...... 3,164 Rutledge, John ...... 6,039 Spees, Kristen ...... 8,206 1,402 Shabazz, Abdul H...... 2,731 Dist. 3: None of these candidates ...... 21,725 Bilbray, Erin ...... 13,204 10,693 Lieutenant Governor— Campbell, Zachary (Mr. Z.) ...... 2,511 Flores, Lucy ...... 52,324 42,956 Dist. 4: Kulkin, Harley Zane ...... 9,368 Budetich, Mark ...... 1,532 None of these candidates ...... 11,515 Horsford, Steven A...... 16,269 14,737 Zeller, Sid ...... 1,498

REPUBLICAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory Representative in Congress— Governor (continued)— Dist. 1: Tighe, Th omas J...... 1,495 Padilla, Jose ...... 5,045 None of these candidates ...... 3,509 Teijeiro, Annette ...... 6,083 1,038 Lieutenant Governor— Dist. 4: Dyer, Chris ...... 6,824 Hardy, Cresent ...... 10,398 2,321 Hutchison, Mark ...... 62,939 20,649 Innis, Niger ...... 8,077 Lowden, Sue ...... 42,290 Monroe, Mike ...... 5,393 None of these candidates ...... 5,011 Poliak, Carlo (Mazunga) ...... 523 State Controller— Governor— Arlint, Cort R...... 14,736 Hamilton, Eddie (In Liberty) ...3,758 Herr, Barry ...... 20,820 Marinch, Gary ...... 1,195 Knecht, Ron ...... 56,497 35,677 Sandoval, Brian...... 105,857 102,099 None of these candidates ...... 15,423 Tarbell, William ...... 1,966

NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory District Court Judges— District Court Judges Dist. 1 (Dept. 1): (continued)— Russell, James Todd ...... 8,571 Dist. 2 (Dept. 6): Dist. 1 (Dept. 2): Hubach, Jenny Diane...... 11,389 Wilson, Jim ...... 8,622 Rands, Doug ...... 12,525 Dist. 2 (Dept. 1): Simons, Lynne ...... 19,121 6,596 Berry, Janet ...... 40,459 Dist. 2 (Dept. 7): Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. 2): Flanagan, Patrick ...... 39,573 Walker, Egan ...... 39,012 Dist. 2 (Dept. 9): Dist. 2 (Dept. 3): Freeman, Scott N...... 40,003 Polaha, Jerome M. (Jerry) ...... 39,713 Dist. 2 (Dept. 10): Dist. 2 (Dept. 4): Sattler, Elliott A...... 38,659 Steinheimer, Connie J...... 39,429 Election Results ...... 85,045 (continued) ...... 14,999 omas G. (Tom) 585 er, Jacob ...... 18,977 Jacob er, Hoskin, Charles (Chuck) (continued)— NONPARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTION—JUNE 10, 2014 10, ELECTION—JUNE PRIMARY

erata-Jenkins, Caren ...... 15,392 Caren erata-Jenkins, ...... 86,436 Tim Williams, erson, Phung ...... erson, Phung 18,293 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. B): (continued)— Election Results Election Dist. 8 (Dept. 15): ...... 86,104 Silver, Abbi ...... 84,400 Steel, Cynthia (Dianne) Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. G): Cadish, Elissa ...... 87,626 Elissa Cadish, ...... 19,600 Linda Dist. 8 (Dept. 7): Marquis, 3,267 ...... Linda Marie Bell, 88,507 Dist. 8 (Dept. 9): ...... 88,965 Jennifer P. Togliatti, Dist. 8 (Dept. 10): ...... Jessie Elizabeth Walsh, 83,856 ...... 11,142 Dist. 8 (Dept. 11): Winesett, Shann D. ... Elizabeth (Betsy) Gonzalez, 86,097 Dist. 8 (Dept. 12): ...... Michelle Leavitt, 85,641 Div., (Dept. C): Dist. 8, Family Dist. 8 (Dept. 13): Howard, John ...... 86,397 Mark Ralph Denton, Hughes, Lynn...... 19,871 ...... 16,333 Scalia, Joseph A., II ...... 10,617 Mercer, Michele (Shell) ...... 7,083 Zana, Heather Bailey ...... 34,254 Burton, Rebecca 10,244 ...... 24,010 Hall (Jack), Jr...... 10,690 Kimble-Simms, Marsha Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. E): Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Judges District Court Victory Candidates Votes Judges District Court Victory Votes (Dept. 11): Dist. 2, Family Div., Caff 8 (Dept. 16): Dist...... 6,086 Leon Aberasturi, ...... 3,483 ...... 65,921 Susan Nancy 46,944 Johnson, Porter, Dist. 4 (Dept. 1): ...... 11,068 Anthony Ashby, Dist. 4 (Dept. 2): ...... 3,458 Kacin, Al Dist. 5 (Dept. 1): .....6,954 Wanker, Kimberly A. (Kim) ...... 1,256 Dist. 6 (Dept. 1): Todd ...... 1,192 Kevin L. Pasquale, Plimpton, ...... 85,279 ...... 33,822 Hardy, Joe, Jr. Nancy ...... 1,657 Jim C. Shirley, Allf, Dist. 6 (Dept. 2): ...... 3,740 Dist. 8 (Dept. 26): Michael R. Montero, 401 Dist. 7 (Dept. 1): ...... 2,611 Dist. 8 (Dept. 27): Steve L. Dobrescu, Dist. 8 (Dept. 24): Dist. 8 (Dept. 28): Dist. 7 (Dept. 2): ...... 46,387 Crockett, Jim ...... 2,555 Gary D. Fairman, 12,565 ...... 57,006 Israel, Ron Dist. 8 (Dept. 1): ...... 11,030 Liker, Tony ...... Ken Cory, 88,527 20,203 Dist. 8 (Dept. 2): Jeff ...... 85,147 Dist. 8 (Dept. 29): J. Sturman, Gloria ...... Richard Scotti, 33,475 ...... William S. (Bill) Skupa, Dist. 8 (Dept. 31): 25,473 ...... 26,928 John G. Watkins, 6,547 ...... 36,803 Bush, Susan Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. A): ...... 4,443 Dist. 8 (Dept. 6): Bezian, Ellen J...... 10,146 Pool, Robert Brewer, Kristine...... 12,706 ...... 85,763 Scann, Susan ...... 14,567 Femiano, Jane D...... 84,682 Kishner, Joanna S...... 84,674 Voy, Bill Kurtz, Th Weller, Chuck ...... 19,238...... 85,393 Chuck Michael ...... Hope, John C., Jr. 12,585 Weller, 3,846 Villani, ...... 39,139 Frances Doherty, Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. 12): ...... 85,493 David Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. 13): Barker, Peck, Bridget Robb...... 38,929 Dist. 8 (Dept. 17): Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. 15): ...... Hardy, David 38,833 Dist. 3 (Dept. 2): Dist. 8 (Dept. 18): Adair, Valerie...... 86,165 Dist. 8 (Dept. 21): ...... 17,496 Gale, Bruce L. Dist. 8 (Dept. 22): Haft 586 Political History of Nevada

PRIMARY ELECTION—JUNE 10, 2014 (continued) NONPARTISAN Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory District Court Judges District Court Judges (continued)— (continued)— Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. J): Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. T): Hughes, Rena G...... 40,105 3,305 Brown, Lisa M...... 36,928 6,205 Perez, Romeo R...... 21,588 Maskall, Maria ...... 30,723 Pollock, Kenneth E...... 36,800 Nathan, Gayle ...... 29,732 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. K): Dist. 9 (Dept. 1): Giuliani, Cynthia ...... 84,572 Young, Nathan Tod ...... 7,643 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. L): Dist. 9 (Dept. 2): Elliott, Jennifer L...... 42,495 11,252 Gibbons, Michael ...... 7,817 Gaudet, Paul (Mitch) ...... 31,243 Dist. 10 (Dept. 1): Perry, Mary ...... 23,219 Stockard, Th omas L...... 2,730 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. O): University Board of Regents— Sullivan, Frank P...... 84,491 Dist. 3: Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. P): Hurst, Tom ...... 2,428 Ford, David R...... 24,446 Nigam, Swadeep ...... 1,112 Gibbs, Nathan ...... 34,800 Page, Kevin J...... 4,164 1,736 Pomrenze, Sandra L...... 38,498 3,698 Spangelo, Bryan ...... 1,979 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. Q): Dist. 10: Duckworth, Bryce C...... 84,057 Trachok, Rick ...... 22,266 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. R): Henderson, Bill ...... 84,934 Election Results ...... 38,610 J. 587 erata-Jenkins, Caren ...... 43,811 Caren erata-Jenkins, Supreme Court Justice— District Court Judges— HIGH VOTE 547,349 (GOVERNOR) 547,349 VOTE HIGH ...130,722 Caff ..... 14,536 (Dept. 14): Dist. 2, Family Div., ...... 48,255 Springgate, John P...... 4,186 Lillian Jo (Lil) Donohue, ...... 103,105 Davidson, Michael D. GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 2014 GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER ...... 3,959 C. Shirley, Jim 487 11): Dist. 2, Family Div., (Dept. Goodman, Robert (Bob) (D) Vanderbeek, David Lory (IA) Election Results Election ...... of these candidates None 15,751 Lieutenant Governor— ...... 49,217 Humke, David 962 ...... 183,571 Lucy (D) Flores, ...... Mark (R) Hutchison, 324,443 ...... (IA) Little, Mike 140,872 21,221 ...... of these candidates None 16,298 ...... 6,084 Kennedy, Jack State— Secretary of Dist. 3 (Dept. 1): Schlegelmilch, John (JP) ...... 6,727 Dist. 5 (Dept. 2): 643 ..... Barbara K. (R) Cegavske, 273,720 ...... Kate (D) Marshall, 250,612 23,108 ...... of these candidates None 18,778 State Treasurer— ...... 8,784 W. Lane, Robert 4,598 Dist. 6 (Dept. 1): ...... 3,472 Plimpton, Todd ...... Kress K (IA) Cave, 19,346 ...... 277,450 Dan (R) Schwartz, ...... Kim (D) Wallin, 223,750 53,700 ...... of these candidates None 18,668 State Controller— ...... 142,428 Scotti, Richard 18,861 Dist. 8 (Dept. 2): ...... 123,567 Watkins, John G. Dist. 8 (Dept. 3): ...... 29,108 Tom (IA) Jones, ...... Ron (R) Knecht, 282,674 ...... Andrew (D) Martin, 202,573 80,101 ...... of these candidates None 23,811 Dist. 8 (Dept. 4): ...... 166,464 Herndon, Douglas W. 63,359 ...... 173,211 Kerry Louise Earley, ...... 90,785 Smith, Steve 82,426 5): (Dept. 8 ...... 183,391 Dist...... 86,189 Carolyn 97,202 C. Ellsworth, William Horne, Dist. 4: ...... 1,344 St. John, Steven (Ind) Dist...... 3,352 Best, Russell (IA) ...... 4,119 Brown, Steve (Lib) ...... 63,466 Cresent (R) Hardy, ...... Steven A. (D) Horsford, 59,844 Governor— 2 (Dept. 6): Dist. 3,622 ...... 66,796...... 56,821 Stiglich, Lidia S. Lynne Simons, 35,389 15,720 Dist. 2 (Dept. 8): ...... 31,407 Keith J. Tierney, ...... 41,101 Doug Rands, Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates in Congress— Representative Dist. 1: ...... 1,626 Bakari, Kamau (IA) Charles, Richard ...... 2,617 (Ricardo Carlos) (Lib) Teijeiro, Annette (R)...... 30,413 Victory Candidates Votes ...... 251,379 Laxalt, Adam Paul (R) Attorney General— 4,750 ...... 15,629 None of these candidates Victory Votes ...... 246,629 Miller, Ross (D) ...... 30,513 J. (IA) Hansen, Jonathan Titus, Dina (D) ...... 45,643 B: (D) 15,230 Seat Dina Titus, 2: Dist...... 11,792 (IA) Janine ...... Amodei, Mark E. (R) 122,402 Hansen, D: 70,386 ...... Seat Spees, Kristen (D) 52,016 ....105,079 candidates None of these Dist. 3: ...... 52,644 Bilbray, Erin (D) ...... 1,637 Goossen, David (Ind) ...... 88,528 Heck, Joe (R) ...... 1,566 Kimmick, Randy (Lib) 35,884 ...... 374,631 Gibbons, Mark ...... 63,545 Lu, Cynthia ...... 360,951 24,935 Kristina Div., (Dept. 5): Dist. 2, Family Pickering, Young, Cliff ...... 92,624 None of these candidates ...... 386,340 Brian (R) Sandoval, 255,618 ...... 59,523 Weller, Chuck 15,712 588 Political History of Nevada

GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 4, 2014 (continued) HIGH VOTE 547,349 (GOVERNOR) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory District Court Judges District Court Judges (continued)— (continued)— Dist. 8 (Dept. 8): Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. I): Guerci-Nyhus, Christine ...... 116,601 Moss, Cheryl ...... 164,671 69,697 Smith, Doug ...... 148,575 31,974 Shetler, Travis ...... 94,974 Dist. 8 (Dept. 14): Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. J): Escobar, Adriana ...... 189,302 110,871 Hughes, Rena G...... 149,348 40,343 Root, Michael ...... 78,431 Pollock, Kenneth E...... 109,005 Dist. 8 (Dept. 19): Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. L): Kephart, William (Bill) ...... 187,634 110,715 Elliott, Jennifer L...... 157,139 57,369 Marcek, Cliff ...... 76,919 Gaudet, Paul (Mitch) ...... 99,770 Dist. 8 (Dept. 20): Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. M): Perrino, Nicholas Anthony ....87,158 Potter, William ...... 165,125 77,486 Tao, Jerry ...... 180,553 93,395 Stuart, James ...... 87,639 Dist. 8 (Dept. 22): Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. N): Haft er, Jacob ...... 66,047 Harter, Mathew ...... 164,280 72,693 Johnson, Susan ...... 200,861 134,814 Levy, Monti Jordana ...... 91,587 Dist. 8 (Dept. 23): Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. P): Friedberg, Craig ...... 74,840 Gibbs, Nathan ...... 122,971 Miley, Stefany ...... 190,151 115,311 Pomrenze, Sandra L...... 136,680 13,709 Dist. 8 (Dept. 24): Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. S): Crockett, Jim ...... 142,206 17,232 Ochoa, Vincent...... 167,787 76,787 Hardy, Joe, Jr...... 124,974 Stoff el, Jason Patrick ...... 91,000 Dist. 8 (Dept. 24): Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. T): Connell, Sean P...... 96,243 Brown, Lisa M...... 143,174 26,903 Delaney, Kathleen E...... 165,729 69,486 Maskall, Maria ...... 116,271 Dist. 8 (Dept. 28): University Board of Regents— Bush, Susan ...... 127,469 Dist. 2: Israel, Ron ...... 147,222 19,753 Blakely, Robert J...... 13,031 Dist. 8 (Dept. 30): Hayes, Trevor ...... 14,600 1,569 Rugg, Jeff rey S...... 72,026 Dist. 3: Wiese, Jerry A...... 189,296 117,270 Hurst, Tom ...... 11,247 Dist. 8 (Dept. 32): Page, Kevin J...... 16,426 5,179 Bare, Rob ...... 155,743 55,541 Dist. 5: Tindall, Randall ...... 100,202 Lieberman, Sam ...... 8,026 3,270 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. B): Spirtos, Nick M...... 4,756 Marquis, Linda ...... 162,673 66,002 Question No. 1— Scalia, Joseph A., II ...... 96,671 Amend Constitution:1 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. C): Yes ...... 287,183 40,347 Burton, Rebecca ...... 167,532 78,818 No ...... 246,836 Howard, John Hall (Jack), Jr. ... 88,714 Question No. 2— Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. D): Amend Constitution:2 Kurth, Robert, Jr...... 115,204 Yes ...... 265,821 Teuton, Robert W. (Bob) ..... 138,151 22,947 No ...... 269,030 3,209 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. F): Question No. 3— Gentile, Denise L...... 144,510 24,301 Amend Nevada Revised Statutes:3 Gonzalez, William (Bill) ...... 120,209 Yes ...... 115,891 Dist. 8, Family Div., (Dept. H): No ...... 429,324 313,433 Lyons, Keith ...... 109,665 Ritchie, Art ...... 144,039 34,374 1Constitutional amendment to create a court of appeals. 2Constitutional amendment regarding the taxation of mines, mining claims, and minerals and the distribution of money collected from such taxation. 3Amend the Nevada Revised Statutes to create a tax to be imposed on a margin of the gross revenue of certain entities doing business in Nevada, the proceeds of the tax to be apportioned among Nevada school districts and charter schools. Election Results — ...... 1,459 ...... 3,570 omas (Sad Tom) 589 District Court Judges ...... 279 Poliak, Carlo (Mazunga) in Congress— Representative NONPARTISIAN REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN ...... 662 X. Leeds, Robert PRIMARY ELECTION—JUNE 14, 2016 14, ELECTION—JUNE PRIMARY DEMOCRAT

man, Steven M...... 1,267 man, Steven M. Dist. 3: Dist. 1: ...... 5,538 aler, Lucille Dist. 8 (Dept. 20): Election Results Election Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Regents— of 6: University Board ...... 4,801 Dist. Patrick ...... 11,060 ...... 1,682 Carter, Robert Angelo 826 Blakely, Casino, ...... 1,514 ...... 13,158 Fred ...... 2,171 Tim Peter Goatz, Kuch, Hughes, 2,098 7: 3 Victory ...... 3,975 ...... 10,864 ...... 22,927 Michael B. Wixom, Candidates Votes Dist. Dist. Mark Felicia Doubrava, 7,894 5,326 Ortiz, Education— State Board of ...... 2,832 Daniel B. Rego, ...... 5,252 Louk, Ernest (Doc) ...... 17,034 Cathy ...... 15,033McAdoo, Dave Hales, Dist. 8: ...... 58,579 1: Jason...... 17,926 Eric Dist. 27,071 Victory Geddes, Dist. 11: Votes Johnson, 13: Dist...... 28,210 ...... 8,183 Catherine ...... 2,533 John Lewis, Robert (Bob) Jr. Ramsey, Moran, Jim...... 4,060 4,123 Ratigan, ...... 11,519 Barry Herr, ...... 11,359 Holper, Scott Michael ...... 31,508 Levy, Anat (Annette) Th Representative in Congress— Representative ...... 2,928 Jesse Sbaih, ...... 2,588 Schiff Mary Perry, ...... 1,208 Alex Channing Singer, 4: 25 ...... 1,055 Neil M. Waite, Dist...... 240 Brandon ...... 1,902 ...... 7,854 Morse, Jr. Arberry, Casutt, Lucy ...... 12,221...... 1,336 ...... 6,759 Flores, Ruben Annette Michael...... 6,407 ...... 9,002 ...... 1,569Kihuen, Bowers, Kerry 4,367 Teijeiro, Roberson, Susie Danny ...... 336 ...... 5,124Lee, Fiore, Michele Tarkanian, 2,243 Dan ...... 773 Rolle, Mike 4: ...... 18,610 ...... 3,975 Matthews, Andy Schaefer, Dist. Cresent 14,274 ...... 4,336 Hardy, Mike ...... 869 Rodney Smith, Monroe, ...... 381 Sami Khal, ...... 1,290 Villines, Wayne J. Margin of Margin of of Margin Margin Candidates Senator— United States ...... 3,764 Bobby ...... Cortez Masto, Catherine 81,971 Mahendra, ...... 5,650 ...... 1,938 76,321 Allen D’Nese ...... 4,842 O’Briant, Liddo Susan Rheinhart, Davis, ...... 26,151 Angle, Sharron ...... 74,538 Joe ...... 5,501 None of these candidates 48,387 Heck, Victory Candidates Votes ...... 2,057 Eddie Hamilton, Senator— United States Th Heck, Victory Votes ...... 1,554 Boylan, Patrick ...... 1,775 Solorio, Jose A. 2: ...... Titus, Dina ...... 4,803 15,556 Dist. Vance Alm, 13,781 ...... 8,983 Rick 1: ...... 3,903...... None of these candidates Evans, H. D. (Chip) 11,333 Shepherd, ...... 582 Preble, Juston J. 3: Dist...... 2,563 Dist...... 1,179 Tarbell, Bill Stephanie ...... 14,221 2,350 Carlisle, Jeff Jacky...... 2,219 Michaels, Barry 12,002 Miller, ...... 668Rosen, Baker, Louis (Blulaker) ...... 1,144 (Coach) Johnston, Gary ...... 1,911 Fred Horne, 590 Political History of Nevada GENERAL ELECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 2016 HIGH VOTE 1,125,385 (PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT) Margin of Margin of Candidates Votes Victory Candidates Votes Victory President, Vice President— Court of Appeals Castle, Darrell (continued)— Bradley, Scott (IA) ...... 5,268 Dept. 3: Clinton, Hillary Silver, Abbi ...... 673,303 Kaine, Tim (D) ...... 539,260 27,202 None of these candidates ....268,403 De La Fuente, District Court Judges— Roque (Rocky) Dist. 8 (Dept. 15): Steinberg, Michael (NPP) ....2,552 Gale, Bruce L...... 236,458 Johnson, Gary Hardy, Joe, Jr...... 359,293 122,835 Weld, Bill (Lib) ...... 37,384 Dist. 8 (Dept. 20): Trump, Donald J. Johnson, Eric ...... 332,025 72,533 Pence, Michael R. (R) ...... 512,058 Levy, Anat (Annette) ...... 259,492 None of these candidates ...... 28,863 Dist. 9 (Dept. 2): United States Senator— Gregory, Th omas W...... 19,317 Cortez Masto, Catherine (D) ... 521,994 26,915 University Board of Regents— Gumina, Tony (Ind) ...... 10,740 Dist. 6: Heck, Joe (R) ...... 495,079 Carter, Patrick ...... 43,071 15,244 Jones, Tom (IA) ...... 17,128 Wixom, Michael B...... 27,827 Sawyer, Th omas (Tom) (Ind) ...14,208 Dist. 9: Williams, Jarrod M. (Ind) ...... 6,888 Del Carlo, Carol ...... 44,503 4,793 None of these candidates ...... 42,257 LaFrance, Sara ...... 39,710 Representative in Congress— State Board of Education— Dist. 1: Dist. 1: Bakari, Kamau A. (IA) ...... 3,744 Blakely, Robert ...... 74,144 2,088 D’Silva, Reuben (Ind) ...... 13,897 Hughes, Tim ...... 72,056 Perry, Mary (R) ...... 54,174 Dist. 2: Titus, Dina (D) ...... 116,537 62,363 Carter, David W...... 137,593 13,120 Dist. 2: Hickey, Pat ...... 124,473 Amodei, Mark E. (R) ...... 182,676 66,954 Dist. 3: Evans, H. D. (Chip) (D) ...... 115,722 Hales, Dave ...... 114,965 Everhart, John H. (IA) ...... 8,693 Ortiz, Felicia ...... 130,412 15,447 Knight, Drew (Ind) ...... 6,245 Dist. 4: Dist. 3: Marciano, Len ...... 88,201 Goossen, David (Ind) ...... 9,566 Newburn, Mark ...... 122,861 34,660 Markowitz, Warren (IA) ...... 11,602 Question No. 1— Rosen, Jacky (D) ...... 146,869 3,943 Amend Nevada Revised Statutes1 Tarkanian, Danny (R) ...... 142,926 Yes ...... 558,631 9,899 Dist. 4: No ...... 548,732 Brown, Steve (Lib) ...... 10,206 Question No. 2— Hardy, Cresent (R) ...... 118,328 Amend Nevada Revised Statutes2 Kihuen, Ruben (D) ...... 128,985 10,657 Yes ...... 602,463 98,819 Little, Mike (IA) ...... 8,327 No ...... 503,644 Supreme Court Justice— Question No. 3— Seat A: Amend Constitution3 Hardesty, Jim ...... 692,769 Yes ...... 783,185 484,002 None of these candidates ..... 275,491 No ...... 299,183 Seat E: Question No. 4— Parraguirre, Ron D...... 681,391 Amend Constitution4 None of these candidates ..... 282,870 Yes ...... 768,871 466,908 Court of Appeals— No ...... 301,963 Dept. 1: Tao, Jerry ...... 678,638 None of these candidates ..... 278,380 Dept. 2: Gibbons, Michael ...... 694,869 None of these candidates ..... 271,124 1Amend Nevada Revised Statutes concerning the sales or transfer of fi rearms. 2Amend Nevada Revised Statutes concerning marijuana. 3Constitutional amendment to require the Legislature to establish an open, competitive retail electric energy market. 4Constitutional amendment to require the Legislature to exempt certain medical devices from certain taxes.