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Gems Election Summary Report Election Summary Report Date:06/15/12 Time:14:45:36 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION Page:1 of 2 COUNTY OF MENDOCINO JUNE 5, 2012 Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races FINAL OFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 47720 - Cards Cast 20116 42.15% Num. Report Precinct 247 - Num. Reporting 247 100.00% President-Dem DEM President-GRN GRN Total Total Number of Precincts 247 Number of Precincts 247 Precincts Reporting 247 100.0 % Precincts Reporting 247 100.0 % Times Counted 11241/0 Times Counted 638/0 Total Votes 10335 Total Votes 433 BARACK OBAMA 9703 93.88% KENT MESPLAY 27 6.24% Write-in Votes 632 6.12% ROSEANNE BARR 169 39.03% JILL STEIN 137 31.64% President-REP REP Write-in Votes 100 23.09% Total Number of Precincts 247 President-PF PF Precincts Reporting 247 100.0 % Total Times Counted 5086/0 Number of Precincts 247 Total Votes 4774 Precincts Reporting 247 100.0 % MITT ROMNEY 3367 70.53% Times Counted 56/0 CHARLES E. "BUDDY" R 35 0.73% Total Votes 46 FRED KARGER 20 0.42% STEWART ALEXANDER 6 13.04% RICK SANTORUM 265 5.55% STEPHEN DURHAM 8 17.39% RON PAUL 754 15.79% ROSS C. "ROCKY" ANDE 15 32.61% NEWT GINGRICH 171 3.58% Write-in Votes 17 36.96% Write-in Votes 162 3.39% US Senator President-AI AI Total Total Number of Precincts 247 Number of Precincts 247 Precincts Reporting 247 100.0 % Precincts Reporting 247 100.0 % Times Counted 20116/47720 42.2 % Times Counted 658/0 Total Votes 18836 Total Votes 431 RICK WILLIAMS 787 4.18% MAD MAX RIEKSE 54 12.53% ROGELIO T. GLORIA 94 0.50% LAURIE ROTH 64 14.85% DON J. GRUNDMANN 100 0.53% EDWARD C. NOONAN 63 14.62% ROBERT LAUTEN 178 0.94% Write-in Votes 250 58.00% GAIL K. LIGHTFOOT 639 3.39% DAVID ALEX LEVITT 320 1.70% President-LIB LIB ORLY TAITZ 305 1.62% Total AL RAMIREZ 240 1.27% Number of Precincts 247 DIRK ALLEN KONOPIK 71 0.38% Precincts Reporting 247 100.0 % DONALD KRAMPE 97 0.51% Times Counted 125/0 MIKE STRIMLING 674 3.58% Total Votes 92 DIANE STEWART 404 2.14% LEE WRIGHTS 5 5.43% NAK SHAH 143 0.76% ROGER GARY 2 2.17% NACHUM SHIFREN 31 0.16% JAMES OGLE 3 3.26% DENNIS JACKSON 353 1.87% SCOTT KELLER 7 7.61% DAN HUGHES 1019 5.41% BILL STILL 0 0.00% GREG CONLON 192 1.02% GARY JOHNSON 33 35.87% JOHN BORUFF 29 0.15% R. J. HARRIS 2 2.17% OSCAR ALEJANDRO BRAU 344 1.83% CARL PERSON 1 1.09% MARSHA FEINLAND 541 2.87% BARBARA JOY WAYMIRE 11 11.96% DIANNE FEINSTEIN 11042 58.62% Write-in Votes 28 30.43% COLLEEN SHEA FERNALD 271 1.44% ELIZABETH EMKEN 804 4.27% KABIRUDDIN KARIM ALI 82 0.44% Write-in Votes 76 0.40% Election Summary Report Date:06/15/12 Time:14:45:36 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION Page:2 of 2 COUNTY OF MENDOCINO JUNE 5, 2012 Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races FINAL OFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 47720 - Cards Cast 20116 42.15% Num. Report Precinct 247 - Num. Reporting 247 100.00% Congress Sup 4th Dist Total Total Number of Precincts 247 Number of Precincts 46 Precincts Reporting 247 100.0 % Precincts Reporting 46 100.0 % Times Counted 20116/47720 42.2 % Times Counted 4378/9418 46.5 % Total Votes 18694 Total Votes 3408 SUSAN L. ADAMS 1156 6.18% DAN GJERDE 3130 91.84% STACEY LAWSON 1947 10.42% Write-in Votes 278 8.16% JOHN LEWALLEN 377 2.02% DANIEL W. ROBERTS 2666 14.26% Proposition 28 TIFFANY RENEE 383 2.05% Total NORMAN SOLOMON 4294 22.97% Number of Precincts 247 JARED HUFFMAN 5003 26.76% Precincts Reporting 247 100.0 % MIKE HALLIWELL 1255 6.71% Times Counted 20116/47720 42.2 % ANDY CAFFREY 255 1.36% Total Votes 19221 WILLIAM L. COURTNEY 772 4.13% YES 12935 67.30% BROOKE CLARKE 413 2.21% NO 6286 32.70% LARRY FRITZLAN 121 0.65% Write-in Votes 52 0.28% Proposition 29 Total Assembly Number of Precincts 247 Total Precincts Reporting 247 100.0 % Number of Precincts 247 Times Counted 20116/47720 42.2 % Precincts Reporting 247 100.0 % Total Votes 19688 Times Counted 20116/47720 42.2 % YES 10860 55.16% Total Votes 17245 NO 8828 44.84% FIRENZA XUAN PINI 717 4.16% TOM LYNCH 2877 16.68% PAMELA ELIZONDO 1838 10.66% Measure D WESLEY CHESBRO 11542 66.93% Total Write-in Votes 271 1.57% Number of Precincts 35 Precincts Reporting 35 100.0 % Times Counted 3010/7321 41.1 % Sup 1st Dist Total Votes 2800 Total YES 1310 46.79% Number of Precincts 59 NO 1490 53.21% Precincts Reporting 59 100.0 % Times Counted 3594/9547 37.6 % Total Votes 2752 Measure E CARRE BROWN 2602 94.55% Total Write-in Votes 150 5.45% Number of Precincts 6 Precincts Reporting 6 100.0 % Times Counted 949/2089 45.4 % Sup 2nd Dist Total Votes 910 Total YES 575 63.19% Number of Precincts 39 NO 335 36.81% Precincts Reporting 39 100.0 % Times Counted 3203/7871 40.7 % Total Votes 2996 ANDREA LONGORIA 975 32.54% JOHN McCOWEN 2005 66.92% Write-in Votes 16 0.53%.
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