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Summary Report Mcleod County. Minnesota Official Results General Election November 6 SUMMARY REPORT MCLEOD COUNTY. MINNESOTA OFFICIAL RESULTS GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 6. 2012 REPORT-EL45 PAGE 001 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 28) . 28 100.00 State Representative DISTRICT 18B REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 20,214 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 18,650 GLENN GRUENHAGEN (REP) 6.907 59.64 BALLOTS CAST - BLANK. 0 LOGAN CAMPA (DFL). 4.648 40.13 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL 92.26 WRITE-IN. 27 .23 VOTER TURNOUT - BLANK President and Vice-President AMEND 1 MCLEOD COUNTY VOTE FOR UP TO 1 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 MITT ROMNEY AND PAUL RYAN (REP) 11,069 59.66 YES 12.253 66.34 BARACK OBAMA AND JOE BIDEN (DFL). 6,968 37.56 NO. 6.218 33.66 GARY JOHNSON AND JIM GRAY (LIB) . 235 1.27 JAMES HARRIS AND MAURA DELUCA (SWP). 10 .05 VIRGIL GOODE AND JIM CLYMER (CON) 50 .27 AMEND 2 MCLEOD COUNTY DEAN MORSTAD AND JOSH FRANKE-HYLAN (CGT) 9 .05 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 JILL STEIN AND CHERI HONKALA (GRN) . 68 .37 YES 10.108 54.77 JIM CARLSON AND GEORGE MCMAHON (GRS) 29 .16 NO. 8.349 45.23 PETA LINDSAY AND YARI OSORIO (SAL) . 5 .03 ROSS C. "ROCKY" ANDERSON AND LUIS (JUS) 10 .05 WRITE-IN. 100 .54 County Commissioner DISTRICT 1 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 EUGENE (GENE) FELTMANN 1.551 40.79 U.S. Senator RON SHlMANSKI 2.233 58.73 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 WRITE-IN. 18 .47 STEPHEN WILLIAMS (IND) 618 3.41 KURT BILLS (REP) . 6.617 36.53 AMY KLOBUCHAR (DFL) . 10.553 58.26 County Commissioner DISTRICT 3 TIM DAVIS (GRS) 205 1.13 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 MICHAEL CAVLAN (MOP). 106 .59 PAUL WRIGHT. 3.052 98.77 WRITE-IN. 14 .08 WRITE-IN. 38 1.23 U.S. Representative DISTRICT 7 County Commissioner DISTRICT 4 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 ADAM STEELE (IND). 1.346 7.54 SHELDON NIES 2,954 97.94 LEE BYBERG (REP) . 7,750 43.43 WRITE-IN. 62 2.06 COLLIN C. PETERSON (DFL) 8,718 48.85 WRITE-IN. 31 .17 County Commissioner DISTRICT 5 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 State Senator DISTRICT 18 BILL HARD 1.310 41.23 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 JON CHRISTENSEN 1.857 58.45 SCOTT J. NEWMAN (REP) 10.691 60.27 WRITE-IN. 10 .31 STEVEN SCHIROO (DFL). 7.021 39.58 WRITE-IN. 27 .15 SWCD Supervisor D3 DISTRICT 3 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 State Representative DISTRICT 18A JEREMY BOLLAND. 14,513 99.19 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 WRITE-IN. 118 .81 DEAN URDAHL (REP). 3,570 58.01 NANCY LARSON (DFL) 2,569 41.75 WRITE-IN. 15 .24 SWCD Supervisor D4 DISTRICT 4 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 JOHN ADAMEK. 14.465 99.25 WRITE-IN. 109 .75 SUMMARY REPORT MCLEOD COUNTY, MINNESOTA OFFICIAL RESULTS GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 6, 2012 REPORT-EL45 PAGE 002 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT SWCD Supervisor D5 DISTRICT 5 Mayor CITY OF HUTCHINSON VOTE FOR UP TO 1 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 MARK SCHNOBRICH 14,662 99.36 STEVE COOK . 4,403 67.08 WRITE-IN. 94 .64 CASEY STOTTS 2,140 32.60 WRITE-IN. 21 .32 Mayor CITY OF BISCAY VOTE FOR UP TO 1 Cnc Mmbr Seat 3 CITY OF HUTCHINSON WRITE-IN. 34 100.00 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 GARY T FORCIER. 3,883 62.62 RAYMOND NORTON. 2,297 37.04 Cnc Mmbr 4 Yr CITY OF BISCAY WRITE-IN. 21 .34 VOTE FOR UP TO 2 WRITE-IN. 53 100.00 Cnc Mmbr Seat 4 CITY OF HUTCHINSON VOTE FOR UP TO 1 Cnc Mmbr 2 Yr CITY OF BISCAY CHAD CZMOWSKI . 4,803 79.31 VOTE FOR UP TO 2 GARY T. MOTYKA. 1.229 20.29 THOMAS URBAN 33 32.67 WRITE-IN. 24 .40 JOANNE CHRAST . 29 28.71 DONOVAN DOSE 31 30.69 WRITE-IN. 8 7.92 Mayor CITY OF LESTER PRAIRIE VOTE FOR UP TO 1 ANDREW C. HEIMERL. 684 92.31 Mayor CITY OF BROWNTON WRITE-IN. 57 7.69 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 CURT CARRIGAN 167 47.71 WRITE-IN. 183 52.29 Cnc Mmbr CITY OF LESTER PRAIRIE VOTE FOR UP TO 2 ROBERT "BOB" MESSER . 610 50.79 Cnc Mmbr CITY OF BROWNTON SANDIE ADAMS-BRUINS 542 45.13 VOTE FOR UP TO 2 WRITE-IN. 49 4.08 NORMAN SCHWARZE 274 46.05 BRIAN DRESSEL . 282 47.39 WRITE-IN. 39 6.55 Cnc Mmbr CITY OF PLATO VOTE FOR UP TO 2 SUSANNE COUVAL TEMPLIN 74 26.43 Mayor CITY OF GLENCOE WRITE-IN. 206 73.57 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 RANDY WILSON 1,713 69.75 LLOYD LOWIS THURN. 703 28.62 Mayor CITY OF SILVER LAKE WRITE-IN. 40 1.63 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 BRUCE BEBO . 355 94.41 WRITE-IN. 21 5.59 Cnc Mmbr Seat 1 PRECINCT 1 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 DANIEL F. PERSCHAU 485 96.23 Cnc Mmbr CITY OF SILVER LAKE WRITE-IN. 19 3.77 VOTE FOR UP TO 2 NOLAN JOHNSON 349 86.17 WRITE-IN. 56 13.83 Cnc Mmbr Seat 4 PRECINCT 4 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 GREG COPAS . 215 39.23 Spec Elec Cnc Mmbr CITY OF SILVER LAKE KEVIN DIETZ. 331 60.40 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 WRITE-IN. 2 .36 PAT FOGARTY. 348 96.94 WRITE-IN. 11 3.06 SUMMARY REPORT MCLEOD COUNTY, MINNESOTA OFFICIAL RESULTS GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 6, 2012 REPORT-EL45 PAGE 003 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT Mayor CITY OF STEWART Town Sup Seat C TOWN OF BERGEN VOTE FOR UP TO 1 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 JEFF ERKENBRACK 184 84_02 SHELDON EHRKE 406 99_02 WRITE-IN_ 35 15_98 WRITE-IN. 4 .98 Cne Mmbr CITY OF STEWART Twn Clrk TOWN OF BERGEN VOTE FOR UP TO 2 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 MICHAEL AYDT 89 21.65 JANE TEUBERT 108 24.77 KEVIN KLUCAS 97 23.60 AMY MEYER 326 74.77 JIM EITEL 145 35.28 WRITE-IN. 2 .46 BEN SCHLUETER . 70 17.03 WRITE-IN. 10 2.43 Spec Elee Twn Treas TOWN OF BERGEN VOTE FOR UP TO 1 Mayor CITY OF WINSTED ANGELA LEVERICH 400 99.26 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 WRITE-IN. 3 .74 STEVE STOTKO 959 94.76 WRITE-IN. 53 5.24 Town Sup Seat A TOWN OF GLENCOE VOTE FOR UP TO 1 Cne Mmbr CITY OF WINSTED JAMES HUESER 257 98.85 VOTE FOR UP TO 2 WRITE-IN. 3 1.15 MICHAEL B. THONVOLD . 213 10.61 JOEL HIRSCH. 374 18.63 TOM OLLIG 571 28.44 Town Sup Seat B TOWN OF GLENCOE DIRK A ANDERSON 180 8.96 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 BONITA QUAST "BONNIE" 471 23.46 JOHN ALBERS. 256 99.22 BRIAN CURREY 178 8.86 WRITE-IN. 2 .78 WRITE-IN. 21 1.05 Twn Clrk TOWN OF GLENCOE Town Sup Seat A TOWN OF ACOMA VOTE FOR UP TO 1 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 LOREN MACKENTHUN 252 99.60 LARRY KARG . 511 94.63 WRITE-IN. 1 .40 WRITE-IN. 29 5.37 Town Sup Seat B TOWN OF HELEN Town Sup Seat B TOWN OF ACOMA VOTE FOR UP TO 1 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 RODNEY MATHEWS. 433 99.08 AL FESER. 269 45.06 WRITE-IN. 4 .92 RON RUSCH 328 54.94 WRITE-IN. 0 Town Sup Seat C TOWN OF HELEN VOTE FOR UP TO 1 Twn Clrk TOWN OF ACOMA LESLIE ENGELMANN . 431 98.85 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 WRITE-IN_ 5 1.15 CORRINNE SCHLUETER 562 99.29 WRITE-IN. 4 .71 Town Sup Seat B TOWN OF RICH VALLEY VOTE FOR UP TO 1 Town Sup Seat B TOWN OF BERGEN BOB NOVAK 284 80.23 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 WRITE-IN. 70 19.77 ALBERT "SONNY" TEUBERT . 392 96.31 WRITE-IN. 15 3.69 SUMMARY REPORT MCLEOD COUNTY, MINNESOTA OFFICIAL RESULTS GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 6, 2012 REPORT-EL45 PAGE 004 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT Town Sup Seat C TOWN OF RICH VALLEY Sch Brd Mmbr NO_ 423 (HUTCHINSON) VOTE FOR UP TO 1 VOTE FOR UP TO 3 RODNEY SCHMIDT. 337 97_97 JAMES WALDRON _ 3,864 20_52 WRITE-IN_ 7 2_03 LORI HORNICK-LINDELL_ 3,685 19.57 KEITH R. KAMRATH 5,161 27.41 TOM SCHLUETER . 2,985 15.85 Twn Treas TOWN OF RICH VALLEY POLLY KERKVLIET 3,059 16.25 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 WRITE-IN. 73 .39 FAYE L. BRUCKSCHEN 343 99.42 WRITE-IN. 2 .58 Spec Elec Sch Brd Mmbr NO. 423 (HUTCHINSON) VOTE FOR UP TO 2 Town Sup Seat A TOWN OF SUMTER DON C. MARTINEZ 3,268 29.50 VOTE FOR UP TO 1 BYRON BETTENHAUSEN 3,982 35.94 JOEL GRIEBIE 225 99.12 DEB PENWELL. 3,778 34.10 WRITE-IN. 2 .88 WRITE-IN. 51 .46 Town Sup Seat B TOWN OF SUMTER Sch Brd Mmbr NO. 424 (LESTER PRAIRIE) VOTE FOR UP TO 1 VOTE FOR UP TO 3 WRITE-IN. 31 100.00 KARLA HEIGL. 981 41.55 RAWELIN "ROLLIE" RADTKE. 942 39.90 WRITE-IN. 438 18.55 Twn Treas TOWN OF SUMTER VOTE FOR UP TO 1 DONALD HUSSKE 200 95.69 Sch Brd Mmbr NO. 465 (LITCHFIELD) WRITE-IN. 9 4.31 VOTE FOR UP TO 3 STACEY HELSTROM a DARRIN ANDERSON 2 100.00 Town Sup Seat 1 TOWN OF WINSTED MARCIA PROVENCHER. a VOTE FOR UP TO 1 DAVID HUHNER a BRIAN ANDERSON.
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