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General 2020 Write-In Report Page: 1 of 117 11/19/2020 9:17:55 AM Election Summary Report General Election Hunterdon County, NJ November 03, 2020 Summary for: All Contests, All Districts, All Tabulators, All Counting Groups Precincts Reported: 0 of 52 (0.00%) Voters Cast: 85,100 of 0 (N/A) Presidential Electors (Vote for 1) NON Precincts Reported: 0 of 52 (0.00%) Total Times Cast 85,100 / 0 N/A Candidate Party Total JOSEPH R. BIDEN/KAMALA Dem 39,457 D. HARRIS DONALD J. TRUMP/MICHAEL Rep 43,153 R. PENCE HOWIE HAWKINS/ANGELA NON 410 WALKER DON BLANKENSHIP/WILLIAM NON 77 MOHR JO JORGENSEN/SPIKE NON 985 COHEN BILL HAMMONS/ERIC NON 77 BODENSTAB ROQUE 'ROCKY' DE LA FUENTE/DARCY G. NON 39 RICHARDSON GLORIA ESTELA LA NON 44 RIVA/SUNIL FREEMAN Total Votes 84,673 Total OTHER WRITE-IN 71 Nicholas Lombardi WRITE-IN 1 Lisa Reed WRITE-IN 1 Bernie Keiser WRITE-IN 0 Jason E. Strauss WRITE-IN 0 Peter Buttigieg WRITE-IN 6 Marco Rubio WRITE-IN 1 John R Addrizzo WRITE-IN 1 Emily E. Brandt WRITE-IN 1 Scott Preisler WRITE-IN 1 Franklin C. Steinberg III WRITE-IN 1 Page: 2 of 117 11/19/2020 9:17:55 AM Total Jimmy Butler WRITE-IN 1 James N. Mattis WRITE-IN 4 Jonelyn Planllo-Pachay WRITE-IN 1 Tom Malinowski WRITE-IN 1 Tim Scott WRITE-IN 3 Paul Ryan WRITE-IN 1 Kari Hener WRITE-IN 1 Tulsi Gabbard WRITE-IN 17 Yeshua Messiah WRITE-IN 1 Stevie Wonder WRITE-IN 1 Matthew Wunder WRITE-IN 1 Carolyn Ensminger WRITE-IN 1 Michael P Daly WRITE-IN 1 Alexandria Ocasio Cortez WRITE-IN 1 Ben Carson WRITE-IN 5 William J Mencer WRITE-IN 1 Trey Gowdy WRITE-IN 1 Mark Cuban WRITE-IN 2 Tom Stires WRITE-IN 1 Chris Christie WRITE-IN 1 Brandon Waters WRITE-IN 1 Charlie Baker WRITE-IN 2 Meghan McCain WRITE-IN 1 Kanye West WRITE-IN 35 Pedro Sanchez WRITE-IN 1 Elon Musk WRITE-IN 3 William P. Stratton WRITE-IN 1 Adam L Acevedo WRITE-IN 1 Sameer Harder WRITE-IN 1 Brian Ward WRITE-IN 1 Chris Howell WRITE-IN 1 Mitt Romney WRITE-IN 19 Walter Grambow Jr WRITE-IN 2 Condaleza Rice WRITE-IN 6 Nikki Haley WRITE-IN 5 Dennis Malloy WRITE-IN 1 Ryan Zabihialam WRITE-IN 1 Gregg Daniels WRITE-IN 1 Andrew Pytel WRITE-IN 1 Drew Darman WRITE-IN 1 Walter Mercado WRITE-IN 1 Joseph James Rogan WRITE-IN 1 Charles A Morris WRITE-IN 1 John Kasich WRITE-IN 8 Martin Sheen WRITE-IN 1 Michael R. Pence WRITE-IN 10 Michael Smerglia WRITE-IN 1 Andrew Cuomo WRITE-IN 4 Cory Booker WRITE-IN 3 Page: 3 of 117 11/19/2020 9:17:55 AM Total Kevin John Sponzo WRITE-IN 1 James Tedesco WRITE-IN 1 Riley Reid WRITE-IN 1 Scott Richard Mackay WRITE-IN 1 Ellie Fallon WRITE-IN 1 Todd Weil WRITE-IN 1 Dave Chappelle WRITE-IN 1 Bernie Sanders WRITE-IN 23 Kristin Vitelli WRITE-IN 1 Susan L. Anderson WRITE-IN 1 Randy Marsh WRITE-IN 1 Mike Rowe WRITE-IN 1 Michael J. tolpa WRITE-IN 1 William Francis Pepper WRITE-IN 1 Anthony Fauci WRITE-IN 2 James C Heimlich WRITE-IN 1 Andrew Yang WRITE-IN 19 Erica Federico WRITE-IN 1 John Huntsman Jr WRITE-IN 1 Larry Hogan WRITE-IN 1 Lauren Robinson WRITE-IN 1 James Mathews WRITE-IN 1 Dario Hunter WRITE-IN 1 Joe Rogan WRITE-IN 1 Joseph DeFazio WRITE-IN 1 Christian Bench WRITE-IN 1 Sandra Crisp WRITE-IN 1 Jeff Flake WRITE-IN 1 Jeff Gordon WRITE-IN 1 Karen Rogers WRITE-IN 1 Mike Huckabee WRITE-IN 2 Dan Crenshaw WRITE-IN 1 Matthew G. Zimmerman WRITE-IN 1 Amy Klobuchar WRITE-IN 1 Raymoore Nehlig WRITE-IN 1 Julie Luster-Roell WRITE-IN 1 Willie Nelson WRITE-IN 1 Willliam R Bayly WRITE-IN 1 Colin Powell WRITE-IN 6 Jade Simmons WRITE-IN 2 Jessica Hrabovecky WRITE-IN 1 Nancy Pelosi WRITE-IN 1 Howard Fleisher WRITE-IN 1 Chip Roy WRITE-IN 1 William Weld WRITE-IN 2 Al Gore WRITE-IN 1 Joe Walsh WRITE-IN 1 Brian Carroll WRITE-IN 15 Douglas E. Fine WRITE-IN 1 Page: 4 of 117 11/19/2020 9:17:55 AM Total Lukas Hammermueller WRITE-IN 1 Shaquille O'Neal WRITE-IN 1 William Wheeler Bourne WRITE-IN 1 Eric Cerqueira WRITE-IN 1 Thomas Bryant Cotton WRITE-IN 1 Michael Bloomberg WRITE-IN 16 Kenneth Langone Sr. WRITE-IN 1 Dwayne Johnson WRITE-IN 2 James Kemp Jr. WRITE-IN 2 Ben Sasse WRITE-IN 2 Nathan Gambrill WRITE-IN 1 Mario Kizimo WRITE-IN 1 Robert Horvath WRITE-IN 1 Howard Schultz WRITE-IN 1 Anthony Roberts WRITE-IN 1 John Stokes III WRITE-IN 1 Janice Kovach WRITE-IN 2 Mitchell Elias Daniels Sr. WRITE-IN 1 Robert Sobey WRITE-IN 1 Brian Collins WRITE-IN 1 Brandon w. Rasimowicz WRITE-IN 1 Dave Wolk WRITE-IN 1 Roy Freiman WRITE-IN 1 Lex Matthews WRITE-IN 1 James 'Nixon' Matthews WRITE-IN 1 Connor R Zanelotti WRITE-IN 1 Michael Swanson WRITE-IN 2 Jesse Brandecker WRITE-IN 1 Ron Paul WRITE-IN 3 Cecelia Quental WRITE-IN 1 Alex Gorsky WRITE-IN 2 Elizabeth Warren WRITE-IN 2 Bryan Holt WRITE-IN 1 Greg Napolitan WRITE-IN 1 John Redcorn WRITE-IN 1 Mike Lee WRITE-IN 1 Koda Mauncilo WRITE-IN 1 Jesse Ventura WRITE-IN 2 Chris Smith WRITE-IN 1 Paul Tarashuk WRITE-IN 1 Ashley Deans-Cooper WRITE-IN 1 Louis Gillerran WRITE-IN 1 Samuel Medy WRITE-IN 2 Brock Pierce WRITE-IN 1 Zachary T. Rich WRITE-IN 1 Demaris Costillo WRITE-IN 1 Erin Monaghan WRITE-IN 1 Erik James Johnson WRITE-IN 1 Unresolved Write-In 0 Page: 5 of 117 11/19/2020 9:17:55 AM United States Senate (Vote for 1) NON Precincts Reported: 0 of 52 (0.00%) Total Times Cast 85,100 / 0 N/A Candidate Party Total CORY BOOKER Dem 36,728 RIKIN 'RIK' MEHTA Rep 43,951 MADELYN R. HOFFMAN NON 1,470 DANIEL BURKE NON 180 VERONICA FERNANDEZ NON 391 Total Votes 82,867 Total William P. Stratton WRITE-IN 1 Dwayne Camadio WRITE-IN 1 Eric Sellito WRITE-IN 1 Henry Nissel WRITE-IN 1 Richard Evans WRITE-IN 1 Brandon Waters WRITE-IN 1 Susan Thatcher WRITE-IN 1 Rush Holt WRITE-IN 2 Leonard Lance WRITE-IN 6 Kari Hener WRITE-IN 1 Daniel P Evans WRITE-IN 1 Oprah Winfrey WRITE-IN 1 Ryan Callahan WRITE-IN 1 Kevin Weaver WRITE-IN 1 James Tedesco WRITE-IN 1 OTHER WRITE-IN 41 Robert Cryan WRITE-IN 1 Daryl J. Kipnis WRITE-IN 1 Annaliese N. Rohrbaugh WRITE-IN 1 Tom Brady WRITE-IN 1 Ryan Dinella WRITE-IN 1 Hirsch Singh WRITE-IN 8 Jason E. Strauss WRITE-IN 1 Daniel Marley WRITE-IN 1 Joe Collins WRITE-IN 1 Craig Carton WRITE-IN 1 Dr. Shiva WRITE-IN 4 Michael Doherty WRITE-IN 3 Cari S. Lassen WRITE-IN 1 Gregory Periangelo WRITE-IN 1 James D. Waltman WRITE-IN 1 Charlie J. Segers WRITE-IN 1 Kanye West WRITE-IN 2 Page: 6 of 117 11/19/2020 9:17:55 AM Total Sameer Harder WRITE-IN 1 Don Gould WRITE-IN 1 Bob Fisher WRITE-IN 1 Lindsay Gram WRITE-IN 1 Andrew Vannucci WRITE-IN 1 James Drabble WRITE-IN 1 Jade Simmons WRITE-IN 1 Lawrence Hamm WRITE-IN 3 Nicholas Barone WRITE-IN 1 Justin Fickling WRITE-IN 1 Robert Landolina WRITE-IN 1 Kyle Busher WRITE-IN 1 Rob Hammer WRITE-IN 1 Eric Mathea Russell WRITE-IN 1 Sam Pennella WRITE-IN 1 Barbara Sachau WRITE-IN 1 Stephen Masi WRITE-IN 1 Phillip Borrow WRITE-IN 1 Angela Amatrucola WRITE-IN 1 Mark Walters WRITE-IN 1 Riley Martin WRITE-IN 1 Michael Iovino WRITE-IN 1 John Stewart WRITE-IN 1 Tricia Flanagan WRITE-IN 2 Steven Lonegan WRITE-IN 1 Joseph S Pietraszecki WRITE-IN 1 Sam Jones WRITE-IN 1 Gregory Horun WRITE-IN 1 Alison Phillips WRITE-IN 1 Tucker Linney WRITE-IN 1 Frank Gaffney WRITE-IN 1 John A Weekley WRITE-IN 2 Edward Cictroski Jr WRITE-IN 1 George Wilhelms WRITE-IN 1 Tom Clavin WRITE-IN 1 Edward Portice WRITE-IN 2 Michael Cifelli WRITE-IN 1 Gregory Prezood WRITE-IN 1 Chris Christie WRITE-IN 1 Hirsh Singh WRITE-IN 4 Ronald Armellino WRITE-IN 1 Anthony Locascio WRITE-IN 1 Samuel Medy WRITE-IN 2 Bryan Varela WRITE-IN 1 Michael Moraco WRITE-IN 1 Angelly Nissel WRITE-IN 1 Unresolved Write-In 0 Page: 7 of 117 11/19/2020 9:17:55 AM House of Representatives- 7th District (Vote for 1) NON Precincts Reported: 0 of 52 (0.00%) Total Times Cast 85,100 / 0 N/A Candidate Party Total TOM MALINOWSKI Dem 36,815 THOMAS H. KEAN JR. Rep 46,443 Total Votes 83,397 Total Kanye West WRITE-IN 1 William P. Stratton WRITE-IN 1 Megan VanHorn WRITE-IN 2 Michael DeGenova WRITE-IN 1 Peter Jacob WRITE-IN 1 Brad Carpenter WRITE-IN 1 Skye Kellmer WRITE-IN 1 Henri Tolvonen WRITE-IN 1 Kari Hener WRITE-IN 1 Oprah Winfrey WRITE-IN 1 Frank Kraus WRITE-IN 1 Robin Pecknold WRITE-IN 1 David Mahalick WRITE-IN 1 Dwayne Camacho WRITE-IN 1 Leonard Lance WRITE-IN 7 Geoff Ramsey WRITE-IN 1 James Tedesco WRITE-IN 1 Natalie Rivera WRITE-IN 1 OTHER WRITE-IN 46 Susan Buckley WRITE-IN 1 Al-Musin Parham WRITE-IN 1 Annaliese N.
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