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UNOFFICIAL RESULTS 2018 GUBERNATORIAL Election Election Summary Report 2018 Gubernatorial General Election Harford County, Maryland November 6, 2018 Summary For Jurisdication Wide, All Counters, All Races - Unofficial Results Registered Voters: 180,209 Voter Turnout: 111,678 61.97% Precincts Reported (of 93) : 93 100% Candidate Votes Percentage Governor / Lt. Governor Hogan-Rutherford 85,259 77.10% Jealous-Turnbull 24,012 21.71% Quinn-Smith 756 0.68% Schlakman-Chambers 461 0.42% WRITE-IN 91 0.08% Total 110,579 Comptroller Peter Franchot 60,444 56.16% Anjali Reed Phukan 47,051 43.72% WRITE-IN 127 0.12% Total 107,622 Attorney General Craig Wolf 64,418 58.82% Brian E. Frosh 45,006 41.09% WRITE-IN 97 0.09% Total 109,521 U.S. Senator Tony Campbell 56,749 51.45% Ben Cardin 45,921 41.63% Neal Simon 6,185 5.61% Arvin Vohra 1,352 1.23% WRITE-IN 100 0.09% Total 110,307 Representative in Congress Andy Harris 48,727 64.18% - 1 Congressional District 1 Jesse Colvin 25,525 33.62% Jenica Martin 1,634 2.15% WRITE-IN 39 0.05% Total 75,925 Representative in Congress C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger 19,986 58.58% - 2 Congressional District 2 Liz Matory 12,987 38.07% Michael Carney 761 2.23% Guy Mimoun 349 1.02% WRITE-IN 32 0.09% Total 34,115 Election Summary Report 2018 Gubernatorial General Election Harford County, Maryland November 6, 2018 Summary For Jurisdication Wide, All Counters, All Races - Unofficial Results Registered Voters: 180,209 Voter Turnout: 111,678 61.97% Precincts Reported (of 93) : 93 100% State Senator - 7 J. B. Jennings 21,135 69.26% Legislative District 7 Donna Hines 9,348 30.63% WRITE-IN 32 0.10% Total 30,515 State Senator - 34 Bob Cassilly 24,445 50.10% Legislative District 34 Mary-Dulany James 24,256 49.72% WRITE-IN 87 0.18% Total 48,788 State Senator - 35 Jason C. Gallion 20,683 72.06% Legislative District 35 Frank Esposito 4,751 16.55% Christopher Randers-Pehrson 3,159 11.01% WRITE-IN 111 0.39% Total 28,704 House of Delegates - 7 Kathy Szeliga 20,296 26.08% Legislative District 7 Lauren Arikan 18,843 24.21% Rick Impallaria 18,077 23.23% Allison Berkowitz 9,217 11.84% Gordon Koerner 7,194 9.24% Ryan Sullivan 3,980 5.11% WRITE-IN 221 0.28% Total 77,828 House of Delegates - 34A Mary Ann Lisanti 13,558 28.52% Legislative Subdistrict 34A Steve Johnson 11,857 24.94% Glen Glass 11,692 24.60% J.D. Russell 9,606 20.21% WRITE-IN 825 1.74% Total 47,538 House of Delegates - 34B Susan K. McComas 12,533 64.95% Legislative Subdistrict 34B Jeff Dinger 6,706 34.75% WRITE-IN 57 0.30% Total 19,296 Election Summary Report 2018 Gubernatorial General Election Harford County, Maryland November 6, 2018 Summary For Jurisdication Wide, All Counters, All Races - Unofficial Results Registered Voters: 180,209 Voter Turnout: 111,678 61.97% Precincts Reported (of 93) : 93 100% House of Delegates - 35B Andrew Cassilly 20,964 48.74% Legislative Subdistrict 35B Teresa Reilly 14,180 32.96% Ronnie Teitler Davis 7,765 18.05% WRITE-IN 107 0.25% Total 43,016 County Executive Barry Glassman 73,908 67.37% Maryann Connaghan Forgan 35,557 32.41% WRITE-IN 237 0.22% Total 109,702 Pres County Council Patrick Vincenti 67,495 62.49% Frank "Bud" Hines 40,377 37.38% WRITE-IN 135 0.12% Total 108,007 County Council - A Andre V. Johnson 8,156 56.21% Councilmanic District A Donna Blasdell 6,339 43.68% WRITE-IN 16 0.11% Total 14,511 County Council - B Joe Woods 13,652 66.38% Councilmanic District B Suzanne Oshinsky 6,883 33.47% WRITE-IN 31 0.15% Total 20,566 County Council - C Tony "G" Giangiordano 12,151 64.06% Councilmanic District C Karen Kukurin 6,793 35.81% WRITE-IN 25 0.13% Total 18,969 County Council - D Chad R. Shrodes 15,959 78.80% Councilmanic District D Jean M. Salvatore 4,161 20.55% WRITE-IN 132 0.65% Total 20,252 County Council - E Robert S. Wagner 8,800 54.08% Councilmanic District E Bridgette Johnson 7,441 45.73% WRITE-IN 32 0.20% Election Summary Report 2018 Gubernatorial General Election Harford County, Maryland November 6, 2018 Summary For Jurisdication Wide, All Counters, All Races - Unofficial Results Registered Voters: 180,209 Voter Turnout: 111,678 61.97% Precincts Reported (of 93) : 93 100% Total 16,273 County Council - F Curtis L. Beulah 8,891 50.59% Councilmanic District F Winifred "Wini" Roche 8,656 49.25% WRITE-IN 28 0.16% Total 17,575 Judge of the Circuit Court Diane Adkins-Tobin 51,020 32.19% Judicial Circuit 3 Paul W. Ishak 47,173 29.77% Lawrence F. Kreis, Jr. 36,275 22.89% Thomas Ashwell 23,307 14.71% WRITE-IN 703 0.44% Total 158,478 Judge Special Appeals At Yes Donald E. Beachley 75,975 81.97% Large No Donald E. Beachley 16,715 18.03% Total 92,690 Judge Special Appeals At Yes Matthew J. Fader 75,208 81.98% Large No Matthew J. Fader 16,533 18.02% Total 91,741 State's Attorney Albert Peisinger 67,581 63.15% Carlos R. Taylor 39,311 36.73% WRITE-IN 132 0.12% Total 107,024 Clerk Circuit Court James Reilly 68,436 64.33% Sabra M. Kurth 37,860 35.59% WRITE-IN 84 0.08% Total 106,380 Register of Wills Derek K. Hopkins 69,294 65.29% Jo Wanda Strickland Lucas 36,739 34.62% WRITE-IN 98 0.09% Total 106,131 Sheriff Jeffrey R. Gahler 73,451 68.16% Christopher C. Boardman 34,141 31.68% WRITE-IN 172 0.16% Election Summary Report 2018 Gubernatorial General Election Harford County, Maryland November 6, 2018 Summary For Jurisdication Wide, All Counters, All Races - Unofficial Results Registered Voters: 180,209 Voter Turnout: 111,678 61.97% Precincts Reported (of 93) : 93 100% Total 107,764 Board of Education - A Jansen M. Robinson 11,493 97.92% Councilmanic District A WRITE-IN 244 2.08% Total 11,737 Board of Education - B David Bauer 14,934 98.10% Councilmanic District B WRITE-IN 289 1.90% Total 15,223 Board of Education - C Kathryn Carmello 9,297 60.46% Councilmanic District C Jim Antal 5,986 38.93% WRITE-IN 94 0.61% Total 15,377 Board of Education - D Tamera Rush 9,829 61.38% Councilmanic District D Alfred "AL" Williamson 6,079 37.96% WRITE-IN 106 0.66% Total 16,014 Board of Education - E Rachel Gauthier 9,590 71.23% Councilmanic District E Art Kaff 3,769 27.99% WRITE-IN 105 0.78% Total 13,464 Board of Education - F Sonja Karwacki 7,919 52.60% Councilmanic District F Thomas Fitzpatrick 7,050 46.83% WRITE-IN 87 0.58% Total 15,056 Question 1 For the Constitutional 89,609 86.79% Amendment Against the Constitutional 13,638 13.21% Amendme Total 103,247 Question 2 For the Constitutional 53,911 51.60% Amendment Against the Constitutional 50,574 48.40% Amendme Total 104,485.
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