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Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 1 Republican Democratic Terry Marie Ogden Driskill Tom Dunlap Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Henderson Albany ------ - -- Big Horn ------ - -- Campbell ------ - -- Carbon ------ - -- Converse 32 80 161 0 22 0 3 10 0 Crook 904 575 610 2 96 0 6 168 0 Fremont ------ - -- Goshen 7 15 55 0 5 0 0 11 0 Hot Springs ------ - -- Johnson ------ - -- Laramie ------ - -- Lincoln ------ - -- Natrona ------ - -- Niobrara 140 555 321 0 63 0 1 35 0 Park ------ - -- Platte ------ - -- Sheridan ------ - -- Sublette ------ - -- Sweetwater ------ - -- Teton ------ - -- Uinta ------ - -- Washakie ------ - -- Weston 761 566 629 6 142 3 5 179 0 Total 1,844 1,791 1,776 8 328 3 15 403 0 Page 1 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 3 Republican Democratic Cheri E. Curt Meier Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Steinmetz Albany ----- - -- Big Horn ----- - -- Campbell ----- - -- Carbon ----- - -- Converse ----- - -- Crook ----- - -- Fremont ----- - -- Goshen 1,904 1,197 2 69 0 11 561 0 Hot Springs ----- - -- Johnson ----- - -- Laramie ----- - -- Lincoln ----- - -- Natrona ----- - -- Niobrara ----- - -- Park ----- - -- Platte 518 373 0 46 0 2 278 0 Sheridan ----- - -- Sublette ----- - -- Sweetwater ----- - -- Teton ----- - -- Uinta ----- - -- Washakie ----- - -- Weston ----- - -- Total 2,422 1,570 2 115 0 13 839 0 Page 2 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 5 Republican Democratic Fred Emerich Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Lori A. Millin Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Albany ---- - --- Big Horn ---- - --- Campbell ---- - --- Carbon ---- - --- Converse ---- - --- Crook ---- - --- Fremont ---- - --- Goshen ---- - --- Hot Springs ---- - --- Johnson ---- - --- Laramie 2,707 21 570 0 728 0 83 0 Lincoln ---- - --- Natrona ---- - --- Niobrara ---- - --- Park ---- - --- Platte ---- - --- Sheridan ---- - --- Sublette ---- - --- Sweetwater ---- - --- Teton ---- - --- Uinta ---- - --- Washakie ---- - --- Weston ---- - --- Total 2,707 21 570 0 728 0830 Page 3 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 7 Republican Democratic Kathryn L. Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Sessions Albany --- - --- Big Horn --- - --- Campbell --- - --- Carbon --- - --- Converse --- - --- Crook --- - --- Fremont --- - --- Goshen --- - --- Hot Springs --- - --- Johnson --- - --- Laramie 139 1,909 0 699 4 93 0 Lincoln --- - --- Natrona --- - --- Niobrara --- - --- Park --- - --- Platte --- - --- Sheridan --- - --- Sublette --- - --- Sweetwater --- - --- Teton --- - --- Uinta --- - --- Washakie --- - --- Weston --- - --- Total 139 1,909 0 699 4930 Page 4 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 9 Republican Democratic Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Jodi Guerin Chris Rothfuss Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Albany 109 1,114 0 510 784 3 47 0 Big Horn --- ----- Campbell --- ----- Carbon --- ----- Converse --- ----- Crook --- ----- Fremont --- ----- Goshen --- ----- Hot Springs --- ----- Johnson --- ----- Laramie --- ----- Lincoln --- ----- Natrona --- ----- Niobrara --- ----- Park --- ----- Platte --- ----- Sheridan --- ----- Sublette --- ----- Sweetwater --- ----- Teton --- ----- Uinta --- ----- Washakie --- ----- Weston --- ----- Total 109 1,114 0 510 784 3470 Page 5 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 11 Republican Democratic Sue T. Hewitt Larry S. Hicks Blake L Waldrop Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Jim Elliott Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Albany 12 23 9 0 2 0 11 0 1 0 Big Horn ------ - --- Campbell ------ - --- Carbon 652 903 779 10 142 0 725 2 112 0 Converse ------ - --- Crook ------ - --- Fremont ------ - --- Goshen ------ - --- Hot Springs ------ - --- Johnson ------ - --- Laramie ------ - --- Lincoln ------ - --- Natrona ------ - --- Niobrara ------ - --- Park ------ - --- Platte ------ - --- Sheridan ------ - --- Sublette ------ - --- Sweetwater ------ - --- Teton ------ - --- Uinta ------ - --- Washakie ------ - --- Weston ------ - --- Total 664 926 788 10 144 0 736 2 113 0 Page 6 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 13 Republican Democratic Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes John M. Hastert Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Albany --- ---- Big Horn --- ---- Campbell --- ---- Carbon --- ---- Converse --- - --- Crook --- - --- Fremont --- - --- Goshen --- - --- Hot Springs --- - --- Johnson --- ---- Laramie --- ---- Lincoln --- ---- Natrona --- ---- Niobrara --- - --- Park --- - --- Platte --- - --- Sheridan --- - --- Sublette --- - --- Sweetwater 53 1,591 0 1,442 9 342 0 Teton --- ---- Uinta --- ---- Washakie --- ---- Weston --- ---- Total 53 1,591 0 1,442 9 342 0 Page 7 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 15 Republican Democratic Paul R Barnard Janice Davis Lyle L Williams Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Saundra Meyer Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Albany ------ ---- Big Horn ------ ---- Campbell ------ ---- Carbon ------ ---- Converse ------ ---- Crook ------ ---- Fremont ------ ---- Goshen ------ ---- Hot Springs ------ ---- Johnson ------ ---- Laramie ------ ---- Lincoln ------ ---- Natrona ------ ---- Niobrara ------ ---- Park ------ ---- Platte ------ ---- Sheridan ------ ---- Sublette ------ ---- Sweetwater ------ ---- Teton ------ ---- Uinta 1,153 856 434 8 199 1 521 6 35 0 Washakie ------ ---- Weston ------ ---- Total 1,153 856 434 8 199 1 521 6350 Page 8 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 17 Republican Democratic Leland Samuel M. Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Tom Frisbie Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Christensen Harrell Albany ----- - --- Big Horn ----- - --- Campbell ----- - --- Carbon ----- - --- Converse ----- - --- Crook ----- - --- Fremont 276 116 1 91 0 82 0 7 0 Goshen ----- - --- Hot Springs ----- - --- Johnson ----- - --- Laramie ----- - --- Lincoln ----- - --- Natrona ----- - --- Niobrara ----- - --- Park ----- - --- Platte ----- - --- Sheridan ----- - --- Sublette ----- - --- Sweetwater ----- - --- Teton 2,172 494 2 255 4 1,217 4 284 0 Uinta ----- - --- Washakie ----- - --- Weston ----- - --- Total 2,448 610 3 346 4 1,299 4 291 0 Page 9 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 19 Republican Democratic R. Ray Peterson Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Albany ---- - -- Big Horn 2,309 24 273 0 5 220 0 Campbell ---- - -- Carbon ---- - -- Converse ---- - -- Crook ---- - -- Fremont ---- - -- Goshen ---- - -- Hot Springs ---- - -- Johnson ---- - -- Laramie ---- - -- Lincoln ---- - -- Natrona ---- - -- Niobrara ---- - -- Park 1,944 12 398 1 14 256 0 Platte ---- - -- Sheridan ---- - -- Sublette ---- - -- Sweetwater ---- - -- Teton ---- - -- Uinta ---- - -- Washakie ---- - -- Weston ---- - -- Total 4,253 36 671 1 19 476 0 Page 10 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 21 Republican Democratic Bruce Burns Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Albany ---- - -- Big Horn ---- - -- Campbell ---- - -- Carbon ---- - -- Converse ---- - -- Crook ---- - -- Fremont ---- - -- Goshen ---- - -- Hot Springs ---- - -- Johnson ---- - -- Laramie ---- - -- Lincoln ---- - -- Natrona ---- - -- Niobrara ---- - -- Park ---- - -- Platte ---- - -- Sheridan 3,127 26 544 0 10 664 0 Sublette ---- - -- Sweetwater ---- - -- Teton ---- - -- Uinta ---- - -- Washakie ---- - -- Weston ---- - -- Total 3,127 26 544 0 10 664 0 Page 11 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 23 Republican Democratic John J. Hines Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Albany ---- - -- Big Horn ---- - -- Campbell 3,937 20 668 0 8 220 0 Carbon ---- - -- Converse ---- - -- Crook ---- - -- Fremont ---- - -- Goshen ---- - -- Hot Springs ---- - -- Johnson ---- - -- Laramie ---- - -- Lincoln ---- - -- Natrona ---- - -- Niobrara ---- - -- Park ---- - -- Platte ---- - -- Sheridan ---- - -- Sublette ---- - -- Sweetwater ---- - -- Teton ---- - -- Uinta ---- - -- Washakie ---- - -- Weston ---- - -- Total 3,937 20 668 0 8 220 0 Page 12 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010 Senate District 25 Republican Democratic Clarence V. Cale Case Joe Malek Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Write-Ins Under Votes Over Votes Thomas Albany ----- ---- Big Horn ----- ---- Campbell ----- ---- Carbon ----- ---- Converse ----- ---- Crook ----- ---- Fremont 1,772 1,318 5 200 2 712 19 174 0 Goshen ----- ---- Hot Springs ----- ---- Johnson ----- ---- Laramie ----- ---- Lincoln ----- ---- Natrona ----- ---- Niobrara ----- ---- Park ----- ---- Platte ----- ---- Sheridan ----- ---- Sublette ----- ---- Sweetwater ----- ---- Teton ----- ---- Uinta ----- ---- Washakie ----- ---- Weston ----- ---- Total 1,772 1,318 5 200 2 712 19 174 0 Page 13 of 15 Statewide Senate Candidates Official Summary Wyoming Primary Election - August 17, 2010
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