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Statement of Votes Cast (PDF) Ann1e1/15/2018 Arundel County, MD, General Elecon, Nov 6, 2018 SOVC1 - md_02_annearundel_2018g Statement of Votes Cast Precinct: All Counter Group: All Contest: All ScanStaon: All Box: All Change Show / hide columns Ballots Choice With Contest Votes Governor / Lt. Governor (Vote for 1) Hogan-Rutherford 215,718 147,986 Jealous-Turnbull 215,718 63,391 Quinn-Smith 215,718 1,231 Schlakman-Chambers 215,718 934 Write-In 215,718 173 Comptroller (Vote for 1) Peter Franchot 215,718 132,567 Anjali Reed Phukan 215,718 75,778 Write-In 215,718 298 Aorney General (Vote for 1) Brian E. Frosh 215,718 112,324 Craig Wolf 215,718 98,613 Write-In 215,718 135 U.s. Senator (Vote for 1) Ben Cardin 215,718 113,102 Tony Campbell 215,718 87,527 Neal Simon 215,718 9,804 Arvin Vohra 215,718 2,502 Write-In 215,718 163 Representave In Congress - 3 Congressional District 3 (Vote for 1) John Sarbanes 82,397 46,828 Charles Anthony 82,397 31,821 David Lashar 82,397 2,196 Write-In 82,397 52 State Senator - 32 Legislave District 32 (Vote for 1) Pamela Beidle 43,790 28,328 John Grasso 43,790 14,581 Write-In 43,790 67 House Of Delegates - 32 Legislave District 32 (Vote for 3) Mark S. Chang 43,790 22,817 J. Sandy Bartle 43,790 22,542 Mike Rogers 43,790 21,718 Pay Ewing 43,790 15,525 Markhttps://mdaudit.clearballot.com/stmt1/md_02_annearundel_2018g E. Bailey 43,790 13,806 1/6 11/15/2018 SOVC1 - md_02_annearundel_2018g Ballots Choice With Contest Votes Tim Walters 43,790 13,448 Write-In 43,790 118 Write-In 43,790 20 Write-In 43,790 11 County Execuve (Vote for 1) Steuart Piman 215,718 109,589 Steve Schuh 215,718 101,822 Write-In 215,718 248 County Council - 1 Councilmanic District 1 (Vote for 1) Sarah Lacey 26,500 14,524 Kimberly Mccoy Burns 26,500 11,180 Write-In 26,500 27 Judge Of The Circuit Court Judicial Circuit 5 (Vote for 1) Mark W. Crooks 215,718 161,573 Write-In 215,718 3,722 Judge Special Appeals At Large (Vote for 1) Yes Donald E. Beachley 215,717 146,585 No Donald E. Beachley 215,717 28,095 Judge Special Appeals At Large (Vote for 1) Yes Mahew J. Fader 215,717 145,244 No Mahew J. Fader 215,717 27,594 State's Aorney (Vote for 1) Anne Colt Leitess 215,717 108,981 Wes Adams 215,717 99,563 Write-In 215,717 146 Clerk Circuit Court (Vote for 1) Sco Poyer 215,717 102,059 Doug Arnold 215,717 101,320 Write-In 215,717 137 Register Of Wills (Vote for 1) Lauren M. Parker 215,717 107,815 Joseph J. Janosky 215,717 95,345 Write-In 215,717 140 Judge Orphans Court (Vote for 3) Nancy Phelps 215,717 104,085 Vickie Gipson 215,717 100,660 Maureen Carr-York 215,717 93,021 Alan Rzepkowski 215,717 84,733 https://mdaudit.clearballot.com/stmt1/md_02_annearundel_2018g 2/6 11/15/2018 SOVC1 - md_02_annearundel_2018g Ballots Choice With Contest Votes Torrey Jacobsen, Jr. 215,717 81,805 Write-In 215,717 1,247 Write-In 215,717 68 Write-In 215,717 53 Sheriff (Vote for 1) Jim Fredericks 215,717 103,495 James Williams 215,717 99,795 Write-In 215,717 234 Board Of Educaon - 1 Councilmanic District 1 (Vote for 1) Candace C.w. Antwine 26,500 13,048 David P. Starr 26,500 8,599 Write-In 26,500 146 Queson 1 (Vote for 1) For The Constuonal Amendment 215,717 173,581 Against The Constuonal Amendme 215,717 20,026 Queson 2 (Vote for 1) For The Constuonal Amendment 215,646 123,683 Against The Constuonal Amendme 215,646 83,416 Queson A (Vote for 1) For 215,646 156,941 Against 215,646 36,167 Queson B (Vote for 1) For 215,646 145,547 Against 215,646 46,430 Queson C (Vote for 1) For 215,646 184,074 Against 215,646 15,749 Representave In Congress - 2 Congressional District 2 (Vote for 1) C.a. Dutch Ruppersberger 25,902 17,548 Liz Matory 25,902 7,141 Michael Carney 25,902 592 Guy Mimoun 25,902 231 Write-In 25,902 23 State Senator - 31 Legislave District 31 (Vote for 1) Bryan W. Simonaire 46,848 28,252 Sco Harman 46,848 17,499 Write-In 46,848 59 House Of Delegates - 31a Legislave Subdistrict 31a (Vote for 1) Ned Carey 11,871 6,565 Brooks Benne 11,871 5,066 https://mdaudit.clearballot.com/stmt1/md_02_annearundel_2018g 3/6 11/15/2018 SOVC1 - md_02_annearundel_2018g Ballots Choice With Contest Votes Write-In 11,871 24 County Council - 2 Councilmanic District 2 (Vote for 1) Allison Pickard 25,129 13,088 Tom Gardner 25,129 11,313 Write-In 25,129 29 Representave In Congress - 4 Congressional District 4 (Vote for 1) George Mcdermo 82,152 41,374 Anthony G. Brown 82,152 36,010 Dave Bishop 82,152 2,898 Write-In 82,152 78 House Of Delegates - 31b Legislave Subdistrict 31b (Vote for 2) Brian Chisholm 34,977 19,742 Nicholaus R. Kipke 34,977 19,589 Karen Patricia Simpson 34,977 10,489 Harry E. Freeman 34,977 8,884 Write-In 34,977 38 Write-In 34,977 9 State Senator - 33 Legislave District 33 (Vote for 1) Edward R. Reilly 62,279 33,076 Eve Hurwitz 62,279 27,763 Write-In 62,279 46 House Of Delegates - 33 Legislave District 33 (Vote for 3) Michael Edward Malone 62,279 29,898 Sid Saab 62,279 27,295 Tony Mcconkey 62,279 26,454 Heather Bagnall 62,279 25,808 Pam Luby 62,279 25,548 Tracie Cramer Hovermale 62,279 24,433 Liv Romano 62,279 2,874 Write-In 62,279 126 Write-In 62,279 18 Write-In 62,279 7 County Council - 3 Councilmanic District 3 (Vote for 1) Nathan Volke 30,702 18,971 Debbie Ritchie 30,702 10,871 Write-In 30,702 21 County Council - 4 Councilmanic District 4 (Vote for 1) Andrew C. Pruski 30,138 19,304 Torrey J. Snow 30,138 10,049 Write-In 30,138 24 https://mdaudit.clearballot.com/stmt1/md_02_annearundel_2018g 4/6 11/15/2018 SOVC1 - md_02_annearundel_2018g Ballots Choice With Contest Votes Board Of Educaon - 4 Councilmanic District 4 (Vote for 1) Melissa Ellis 30,138 12,581 Julie K. Hummer 30,138 11,528 Write-In 30,138 197 State Senator - 21 Legislave District 21 (Vote for 1) Jim Rosapepe 10,832 6,327 Lee Havis 10,832 4,222 Write-In 10,832 12 House Of Delegates - 21 Legislave District 21 (Vote for 3) Ben Barnes 10,832 5,448 Mary A. Lehman 10,832 5,313 Joseline Peña-Melnyk 10,832 5,236 Richard Douglas 10,832 3,956 Chike Anyanwu 10,832 3,688 Ray Ranker 10,832 1,921 Write-In 10,832 55 Write-In 10,832 5 Write-In 10,832 2 Representave In Congress - 5 Congressional District 5 (Vote for 1) Steny H. Hoyer 25,267 12,096 William A. Devine, Iii 25,267 11,918 Jacob Pulcher 25,267 402 Patrick J. Elder 25,267 340 Write-In 25,267 32 County Council - 5 Councilmanic District 5 (Vote for 1) Amanda Fiedler 36,531 19,488 Dawn Gough Myers 36,531 15,855 Write-In 36,531 25 Board Of Educaon - 5 Councilmanic District 5 (Vote for 1) Dana Schallheim 36,530 14,353 Terry R. Gilleland, Jr 36,530 13,511 Write-In 36,530 154 State Senator - 30 Legislave District 30 (Vote for 1) Sarah K. Elfreth 51,969 27,186 Ron George 51,969 23,123 Christopher Wallace, Sr. 51,969 768 Write-In 51,969 34 House Of Delegates - 30a Legislave Subdistrict 30a (Vote for 2) Mike Busch 34,135 18,287 Alice Cain 34,135 16,437 https://mdaudit.clearballot.com/stmt1/md_02_annearundel_2018g 5/6 11/15/2018 SOVC1 - md_02_annearundel_2018g Ballots Choice With Contest Votes Chelsea Gill 34,135 11,231 Bob O'shea 34,135 10,500 Write-In 34,135 39 Write-In 34,135 7 County Council - 6 Councilmanic District 6 (Vote for 1) Lisa Brannigan Rodvien 32,087 18,400 Michael Christman 32,087 12,554 Write-In 32,087 20 House Of Delegates - 30b Legislave Subdistrict 30b (Vote for 1) Seth Howard 17,834 9,570 Mike Shay 17,834 7,806 Write-In 17,834 13 County Council - 7 Councilmanic District 7 (Vote for 1) Jessica Haire 34,631 17,603 James Kitchin 34,631 15,877 Write-In 34,631 28 Board Of Educaon - 7 Councilmanic District 7 (Vote for 1) Michelle L. Corkadel 34,631 18,176 Lacia Hicks 34,631 10,124 Write-In 34,631 134 1 to 168 of 168 https://mdaudit.clearballot.com/stmt1/md_02_annearundel_2018g 6/6.
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