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GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 2016 Pursuant to the General Election Warning recorded in the Town Records, Book 20, pages 432, the polls were declared open at 7:00A.M. by the Town Clerk in the three polling districts. The three polling districts are stated in the Warning. At 6:55 P.M. the Town Clerk warned that the polls would close in 5 minutes. At 7:00 P.M. the polls were declared closed. Printouts from each of the Accu-Vote ballot tabulators used to record results of the election were run. The “unofficial” returns were then posted at the polling places. Result summaries were compiled by the Town Clerk and evening election workers. Upon completion of the count, all voted ballots were sealed in boxes. All unvoted ballots, tabulators with program cards, printouts, tally sheets and district supply boxes were returned to the Town Clerk’s office. The “official” results were compiled and the following persons were declared elected in their respective races. OFFICIAL RETURN OF VOTES US President District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Hillary Clinton 1489 1367 1491 4347 Rocky De La Fuente 5 3 1 9 Gary Johnson 31 32 32 95 Gloria Lariva 1 4 1 6 Jill Stein 51 110 75 236 Donald J. Trump 425 216 217 858 Write-ins: Names Votes per write-in Bernie Sanders 344 John Kasich, John McCain, Evan McMullen 4 Mitt Romney 3 Paul Ryan, Evan McMullin, Michael Pence, Ted Cruz, 2 Darrel Castle, Jeb Bush Cherie Vickery, Elan Musk, John Huntsman Jr, Joe Biden, Jerry White, Josh Doubleday, Alex Johnson, Ben Carson, Phil Zorian Ron Paul, 1 Steven Tyler, Vermin Supreme, Tim Kaine, Tom Castano US Senator District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Pete Diamondstone 61 99 83 243 Cris Ericson 64 79 75 218 Patrick Leahy 1517 1387 1442 4346 Scott Milne 422 207 244 873 Jerry Trudell 43 52 31 126 Write-ins: Bernie Sanders, 2; Riley Goodemote, 1; Saunders, 1. Representative to Congress District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Erica Clawson 158 180 166 504 Peter Welch 1832 1574 1613 5019 Write-Ins: Joe West, 2; the following received 1 vote each: Jeff Potash, Jeffrey LaFlamme, Kevin Meyer, Chris Grotke, Andrew Cavanaugh, Loren Landis, Putney Swope, Scott Milne. GOVERNOR District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Bill " Spaceman" Lee 72 85 76 233 Sue Minter 1417 1418 1451 4286 Phil Scott 625 327 369 1321 Write-Ins: Matt Dunne, 3; the following received 1 vote each: Nate Hassler Schoonover, Bruce Lisman, Galbraith LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Randy Brock 569 293 329 1191 Boots Wardinski 46 72 67 185 David Zuckerman 1418 1410 1433 4261 Write-Ins: Shapp Smith, 2; Mary McLaughlin and Bill Lee received 1 vote each. STATE TREASURER District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Murray Ngoima 70 77 91 238 Beth Pearce 1503 1245 1263 4011 Don Schramm 316 343 346 1005 Write-Ins: Jason Jenson and Glen Wright received 1 vote each. SECRETARY OF STATE District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Jim Condos 1546 1280 1351 4177 Mary Alice "Mal" Herbert 368 398 344 1110 Write-Ins: Joe West, 2; C Thully, Tom Samond Jr and Edmund LaFlamme received 1 vote each. AUDITOR OR ACCOUNTS District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Marina Brown 107 145 134 386 Dan Feliciano 500 239 279 1018 Doug Hoffer 1320 1291 1297 3908 Write-Ins: Alexander Acevo received 1 vote. ATTORNEY GENERAL District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Deborah " Deb" Bucknam 490 238 265 993 T. J. Donovan 1385 1348 1385 4118 Rosemarie Jackowski 114 135 131 380 Write-Ins: Dan Davis received 1 vote. STATE SENATOR District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Becca Balint 1262 1211 1241 3714 Aaron Diamondstone 125 98 88 311 Jerry Levy 131 129 135 395 David Schoales 649 479 500 1628 Jeanette White 1165 1050 1115 3330 Write-Ins: Bernie Sanders, 3; Joe West, 2; the following received 1 vote each: Mike Putnam, Cathy Martin, Chris Carter, Chris Erickson, Nonki West, Roger Carroll, Tim Johnson, Abigail Sutton, Andrew Cavanaugh, Charles Monette, Kate O’Connor. STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Valerie A. Stuart 1761 0 0 1761 Write-Ins: Mike Hebert, 4; Richard Wrase, 3; Andrew Cotrel, Art Greenbaum, David Schoales, and Joe West, 2 votes each. All of the following received 1 vote each: Beverly Stone, Bill Forchion, Bob Madigan, Brian Lamb, Brian Mooney, Cathy Coonan, Christian Greaves, Dick Cooke, Don Webster, J Murphy, Jeff LaFlamme, Joe Rivers, Matthew Betts, Mick Mrowricki, Mike Paul, Owen Kohout, Pat Greenleaf, Richard DeGray, Richard Morton, Roger Carroll, Tim Gerbasi, Todd Murray STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Mollie S. Burke 0 1445 0 1445 Adam Salviani 0 321 0 321 Write-Ins: The following received 1 vote each: Barbara Halladay, Deant Mrowiki, Joseph Klemmers, Matt Hubbard, Paula Melton, Tristan Toleno. STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Tristan Toleno 0 0 1611 1611 Write-Ins: Jason Bushey, 3; the following received 1 vote each: Adam Salviani, Bronna Lochiver, Charles Monette, Herb Meckle, Kate O’Connor, Matt Soubble, Mitt Romney, Mollie Burke, Riley Goodemote, Ryan Buck, Susan Rockwell, Tariq Chaudri, Tyler Maas, Victoria Quine HIGH BAILIFF District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Stefan Golec 1300 1121 1132 3553 Alice Landsman 458 461 441 1360 Write-Ins: Joe West and Robin Johnson received 2 votes each; the following received 1 vote each: Bernie Sanders, Christian Greaves, Dick Cooke, Jon Potter, Judith Reichman, Pat Beu, Robert Bakas, Roger Carroll, Seth Pichette, Abigail Sutton, Jack Baker, Leo Schiff, Pam Clapp, Tim Ellis, Adam Sandler, Javed Chaudhri, Ron Hubbard. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE District 1 District 2 District 3 TOTAL Jane Buckingham 1074 986 1049 3109 Franklin Chrisco 1197 1010 1020 3227 Diane L. Cooke 1122 993 1026 3141 Richard H. Cooke 1165 980 1000 3145 Elliott C. Greenblott 1060 927 958 2945 Mary Ann Holt 1098 952 1034 3084 Donald E. Long 1267 984 1059 3310 Lee Madden 998 870 994 2862 Sharry J. Manning 1163 974 1090 3227 Timothy J O'Connor Jr 1319 1067 1164 3550 Robert A. Oeser 987 853 958 2798 Gail W Speno 1183 1025 1083 3291 Benedict " Ben" Underhill 1225 1008 1099 3332 Beverly S Webster 1066 947 1065 3078 Veronica A. Wheelock 1161 1028 1068 3257 Voter Turnout District 1 District 2 District 3 Total Registered 3005 2831 2865 8701 Voted 2168 72% 1885 67% 1952 65% 6005 69% Early Ballots District 1 District 2 District 3 Total Processed 1168 1104 1115 3387 Returned 1124 1053 1079 3256 % of total votes 52 56 55 54 ATTEST: Annette L. Cappy Town Clerk .
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