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Summary Results Page 1 of 6 > E &l2a0o7c067F (s0p16.66h3b6T &a00L SUMMARY BY CANVASS Presidential Primary Election OFFICIAL RESULTS Prince George's, Maryland April 26, 2016 Run Date:03/17/17 01:02 PM STATISTICS Report EL45A Page 001 TOTAL VOTES % EV ED AB1 PROV AB2 PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 285). 285 100.00 REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 499,194 REGISTERED VOTERS - Republican . 42,680 8.55 REGISTERED VOTERS - Democratic . 437,401 87.62 REGISTERED VOTERS - Non-Partisan. 19,113 3.83 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 180,528 38,722 131,088 4,218 4,293 2,207 BALLOTS CAST - Republican . 14,317 7.93 2,344 10,854 516 283 320 BALLOTS CAST - Democratic . 164,982 91.39 36,222 119,243 3,699 3,952 1,866 BALLOTS CAST - Non-Partisan . 1,229 .68 156 991 3 58 21 BALLOTS CAST - BLANK. 41 .02 3 28 3 6 1 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 36.16 VOTER TURNOUT - Republican. 33.54 VOTER TURNOUT - Democratic. 37.72 VOTER TURNOUT - Non-Partisan . 6.43 VOTER TURNOUT - BLANK . .01 SUMMARY BY CANVASS Presidential Primary Election OFFICIAL RESULTS Prince George's, Maryland April 26, 2016 Run Date:03/17/17 01:02 PM Republican Report EL45A Page 002 TOTAL VOTES % EV ED AB1 PROV AB2 Republican President Congressional District 4 (VOTE FOR) 1 (WITH 184 OF 184 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Jeb Bush. 81 1.53 11 61 6 1 2 Ben Carson . 98 1.85 22 64 2 8 2 Chris Christie. 28 .53 4 23 0 1 0 Ted Cruz. 1,355 25.59 225 1,016 45 27 42 Carly Fiorina . 23 .43 1 22 0 0 0 Mike Huckabee . 27 .51 2 24 0 0 1 John Kasich. 1,362 25.72 199 1,036 60 36 31 Rand Paul . 32 .60 3 23 1 4 1 Marco Rubio. 90 1.70 12 73 3 2 0 Rick Santorum . 22 .42 0 17 2 1 2 Donald Trump . 2,177 41.11 384 1,596 95 56 46 Total . 5,295 863 3,955 214 136 127 Over Votes . 3 0 2 1 0 0 Under Votes . 49 10 36 1 2 0 Republican President Congressional District 5 (VOTE FOR) 1 (WITH 112 OF 112 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Jeb Bush. 87 .98 20 59 3 1 4 Ben Carson . 152 1.71 21 125 3 3 0 Chris Christie. 31 .35 10 18 2 1 0 Ted Cruz. 2,309 25.91 338 1,817 69 32 53 Carly Fiorina . 35 .39 6 27 1 0 1 Mike Huckabee . 22 .25 5 15 0 2 0 John Kasich. 2,230 25.02 384 1,651 83 40 72 Rand Paul . 31 .35 3 27 0 0 1 Marco Rubio. 72 .81 15 53 2 2 0 Rick Santorum . 15 .17 2 13 0 0 0 Donald Trump . 3,928 44.08 655 3,014 136 62 61 Total . 8,912 1,459 6,819 299 143 192 Over Votes . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Under Votes . 58 12 42 1 2 1 Republican U.S. Senator (VOTE FOR) 1 (WITH 285 OF 285 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Chris Chaffee . 2,729 23.22 536 2,026 86 48 33 Sean Connor. 741 6.30 110 592 16 10 13 Richard Douglas . 1,301 11.07 230 948 46 27 50 John Graziani . 627 5.33 102 484 28 7 6 Greg Holmes. 815 6.93 134 607 24 23 27 Joseph Hooe. 228 1.94 37 170 8 6 7 Chrys Kefalas . 785 6.68 95 656 15 6 13 Mark McNicholas . 367 3.12 64 273 16 9 5 Lynn Richardson . 874 7.44 158 650 28 16 22 Anthony Seda . 220 1.87 27 172 5 8 8 Richard Shawver . 94 .80 10 77 3 3 1 Kathy Szeliga . 2,242 19.07 371 1,705 81 21 64 Dave Wallace . 594 5.05 79 474 17 16 8 Garry Yarrington . 138 1.17 19 111 2 4 2 Total . 11,755 1,972 8,945 375 204 259 Over Votes . 10 0 8 2 0 0 Under Votes . 2,552 372 1,901 139 79 61 SUMMARY BY CANVASS Presidential Primary Election OFFICIAL RESULTS Prince George's, Maryland April 26, 2016 Run Date:03/17/17 01:02 PM Republican Report EL45A Page 003 file:///C:/Users/17Eadmin/AppData/Local/Temp/DTYRDY59.htm 3/17/2017 Page 2 of 6 TOTAL VOTES % EV ED AB1 PROV AB2 Republican U.S. Congress Congressional District 4 (VOTE FOR) 1 (WITH 184 OF 184 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Robert Broadus. 853 21.11 166 610 32 11 34 Rob Buck. 515 12.75 68 418 16 7 6 George McDermott . 1,700 42.08 292 1,305 48 22 33 David Therrien. 972 24.06 181 716 37 8 30 Total . 4,040 707 3,049 133 48 103 Over Votes . 3 1 1 1 0 0 Under Votes . 1,304 165 943 82 90 24 Republican U.S. Congress Congressional District 5 (VOTE FOR) 1 (WITH 112 OF 112 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Mark Arness. 4,117 58.14 639 3,169 158 70 81 Charles Faddis. 2,964 41.86 537 2,270 69 23 65 Total . 7,081 1,176 5,439 227 93 146 Over Votes . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Under Votes . 1,889 295 1,422 73 52 47 Republican Judge Circuit Court Judicial Circuit 7 (VOTE FOR) 4 (WITH 285 OF 285 PRECINCTS COUNTED) April Ademiluyi . 3,170 9.83 566 2,354 124 43 83 Herman Dawson . 5,621 17.43 918 4,356 178 80 89 Dorothy Engel . 6,535 20.26 1,159 4,947 235 70 124 Karen Mason. 6,311 19.57 1,083 4,819 226 68 115 Erik Nyce . 5,594 17.34 989 4,237 188 66 114 Ingrid Turner . 5,022 15.57 965 3,734 166 58 99 Total . 32,253 5,680 24,447 1,117 385 624 Over Votes . 68 8 40 12 4 4 Under Votes . 24,947 3,688 18,929 935 743 652 SUMMARY BY CANVASS Presidential Primary Election OFFICIAL RESULTS Prince George's, Maryland April 26, 2016 Run Date:03/17/17 01:02 PM Republican Report EL45A Page 004 TOTAL VOTES % EV ED AB1 PROV AB2 Republican Delegates Congressional District 4 (VOTE FOR) 3 (WITH 184 OF 184 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Jeff Andrade . 80 .58 10 63 4 0 3 Dana Bailey. 251 1.83 35 204 7 2 3 Shannon Chatlos . 79 .58 16 57 1 1 4 Brandon Cooper. 88 .64 14 71 2 1 0 JoAnn Fisher . 1,866 13.60 331 1,389 82 24 40 Chuck Gast . 263 1.92 36 214 9 1 3 Terry Gilleland . 39 .28 3 34 1 0 1 Eric Grannon . 33 .24 7 24 1 0 1 Keturah Harley. 62 .45 14 40 2 3 3 Julie Heller . 107 .78 15 81 6 0 5 Robert Heller . 47 .34 5 39 2 1 0 Frederick Hill. 57 .42 9 45 1 1 1 Greg Holmes. 124 .90 28 93 0 2 1 Branch Jones . 1,795 13.08 322 1,325 83 25 40 Karen Kirksey . 179 1.30 25 143 5 3 3 Glen Knecht. 215 1.57 34 168 6 2 5 Faith Loudon . 1,217 8.87 205 918 45 13 36 Michael Malone. 1,097 8.00 172 844 48 7 26 Anthony Marsh . 160 1.17 33 120 4 0 3 Tony McConkey . 1,119 8.16 200 830 43 11 35 Bryan McVae. 91 .66 15 66 6 2 2 Stephen Michelsen. 53 .39 11 37 2 1 2 Heather Olsen . 264 1.92 34 215 5 2 8 Randall Pack . 45 .33 6 33 1 2 3 Sandra Pennoyer . 171 1.25 30 134 4 0 3 Fred Price . 1,069 7.79 167 822 48 9 23 Anne Rutherford . 145 1.06 24 110 6 1 4 Sid Saab. 997 7.27 184 728 42 10 33 Adam Schmidt . 192 1.40 23 163 3 2 1 Kathy Worthington. 1,815 13.23 333 1,334 85 23 40 Total . 13,720 2,341 10,344 554 149 332 Over Votes . 165 27 108 9 12 9 Under Votes . 2,156 251 1,527 85 253 40 SUMMARY BY CANVASS Presidential Primary Election OFFICIAL RESULTS Prince George's, Maryland April 26, 2016 Run Date:03/17/17 01:02 PM Republican Report EL45A Page 005 TOTAL VOTES % EV ED AB1 PROV AB2 Republican Delegates Congressional District 5 (VOTE FOR) 3 (WITH 112 OF 112 PRECINCTS COUNTED) Caleb Bailey . 3,480 14.38 607 2,655 119 46 53 Collins Bailey. 3,451 14.26 600 2,630 121 46 54 Janet Beck . 250 1.03 32 205 6 2 5 Philip Bikle . 71 .29 15 48 5 0 3 Carl Brady . 192 .79 24 150 9 2 7 Carol Brady. 203 .84 37 151 6 1 8 file:///C:/Users/17Eadmin/AppData/Local/Temp/DTYRDY59.htm 3/17/2017 Page 3 of 6 Mary Burke-Russell . 1,904 7.87 324 1,426 70 24 60 Charles W. Caldwell . 86 .36 12 64 7 0 3 Chris Cherest . 57 .24 10 46 0 1 0 Kevin Cioppa . 1,873 7.74 320 1,399 69 24 61 Marc Conley. 337 1.39 65 257 6 7 2 Jim Crawford . 3,336 13.78 590 2,526 119 45 56 Joe Crawford . 2,222 9.18 314 1,767 64 27 50 Mark Crawford . 91 .38 18 63 9 0 1 Hoyt Cruze .
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