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Primary Election - August 2, 2016 Official Write-In Results PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 2, 2016 OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS PARTY - TOWNSHIP - OFFICE CANDIDATE'S NAME VOTE TOTALS DEMOCRATIC HADLEY COMMITEEWOMAN Cynthia Richards 48 None 13 (blank) 9 NA 9 Lisa Clancy 5 Gina Mitten 4 Ellen Bern 3 Jennifer Malone 3 Linda Locke 3 Maria Chappelle-Nadal 3 Me 3 Mickey Mouse 3 A 2 Anna Weyher 2 Benjamin Lee Mizes 2 Beth Parker 2 Carol Needham 2 Chief Wanna Dobee 2 Claudia Trautmann 2 Dana Geister 2 Don’t know 2 Francis 2 Gina Reed 2 Jack Molho 2 Linda Goldstein 2 Lori Allen 2 M. Susan Carlson 2 Mary Miller 2 No idea 2 Rebecca Bolen 2 Self 2 Stephanie Brosn 2 Susan Carlson 2 0 1 abstain 1 Aleevia Wartts 1 Alexandra Guffey 1 Alexandra Martellaro 1 Alexandra Scott 1 Alia Akins 1 Alicia Trebus 1 Alison Hoette 1 Althea Respess 1 Amanda Hugginkiss 1 Amanda Lea Williams 1 Angela Drapp 1 Ann Lewis 1 Ann Zerr 1 Anna Bischoff 1 PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 2, 2016 OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS PARTY - TOWNSHIP - OFFICE CANDIDATE'S NAME VOTE TOTALS Anne M. Bailey 1 Ariel Simmons 1 Audry Brown 1 Barb Green 1 Barbara Davis 1 Barbara Fraser 1 Barbara Jackson 1 Barry Willingham 1 Benjamin Mizes 1 Beth Martin 1 Bettina Casad 1 Betty Turner 1 Big Bird 1 Bill Jones 1 Bonnie Raitt 1 Brenda Cole 1 Brittany Minor 1 Bruce Gray 1 Campbell 1 Carla DeRousse 1 Carol Fisher 1 Carol Wilton 1 Carol Wofsey 1 Carter 1 Cassandra KB Tucker 1 Cat Woman 1 Catherine Wester 1 Cathy Edmond 1 CD 1 Celina McGinnis 1 Chris Renteria 1 Christina Stergos 1 Christy Hayes 1 Clair Hyman 1 Colleen Kelsey 1 Connie Forguson 1 Cori Bush 1 Cynthia Hensley 1 Cynthia S. Holmes 1 Dale Bryant 1 Daria Neiss 1 Dawn Shepherd 1 Deb Irvin 1 Deborah Igielnik 1 Debra Halpern 1 Don Siebert 1 Dorcas Mckenna 1 Dunno 1 Ellen Carmody 1 Emily Milchanowski 1 PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 2, 2016 OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS PARTY - TOWNSHIP - OFFICE CANDIDATE'S NAME VOTE TOTALS Erica Debarr 1 Erica Keller 1 Ericka Greene 1 Frances Pires 1 Gabe Batson 1 George Jones 1 Gina Merys-Mahaffey 1 Harriet Radinsky 1 Hyla Bondareff 1 Ijeoma Ekunno 1 Jack Mehoff 1 Jackie Pace 1 Janet Wilding 1 Jeannine Dwyer 1 Jeff Hartnet 1 Jeni Koenigsfeld 1 Jennifer Meyers 1 Joan Bran 1 Joan Bray 1 Joan Greco-Cohen 1 Joan Vondras 1 Jodie Lloyd 1 Joe Edward 1 John Beseau 1 John Doe 1 Jon Doe 1 Joy Missey 1 Judy Harrison 1 Julie Poll 1 Karen Pitkin 1 Karin Schute 1 Kathleen Gillespie 1 Kathleen McHugh 1 Kathleen Saldo 1 Kathryn Carter 1 Katie Verkruyse 1 Kelsey VanHook 1 Kristen Brandt Dunn 1 Kristin Sobotka 1 Kristy Armour 1 Laila Gabrowy 1 Larry King 1 Lawrence Weingarten 1 Lena Dunham 1 Lindsay Cann 1 Lindsay Hawkins 1 Lisa Nephilim 1 Lucy Jones 1 Mailynnn Sims 1 Margaret Johnson 1 PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 2, 2016 OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS PARTY - TOWNSHIP - OFFICE CANDIDATE'S NAME VOTE TOTALS Margaret Sly 1 Marie Fullerton 1 Mark Ashby 1 Martha L. Miller 1 Marvin Simmons 1 Mary Kunce 1 Mary Lapage 1 Mary Neil 1 Mary Susan Carlson 1 Mary Tevlin 1 Matt Vorhees 1 Mattie Williams 1 Meg McDermott 1 Melanie Fitzerald 1 Melanie Redler 1 Melody Freeman 1 Miceky Dolenz 1 Michelle Katz-Reichlen 1 Minnie Mouse 1 Molly Miller 1 Myself 1 Nancy Osterberg 1 Nathaniel Malone 1 Newman 1 No 1 Oppa Gangnam Style 1 Pat Joyce 1 Patricia Cyr 1 Patricia Ferrell 1 Paula Carr 1 Pauline Jamry 1 Peggy Cooper 1 Rachel Barnes 1 Rebecca Asbury 1 Reggie Finney 1 Regina Spektor 1 Reginald Finney 1 Rich Mabrey 1 Rita Kippenberger 1 Robert Parks 1 Roberta Gutwein 1 Robin Smith 1 Rochelle Howell 1 Ron Glenn 1 Ron Reim 1 Rose Campbell 1 RR 1 Russ Carnahan 1 Ruth Lauer 1 Sally Ebert 1 Samantha Zeid 1 PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 2, 2016 OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS PARTY - TOWNSHIP - OFFICE CANDIDATE'S NAME VOTE TOTALS Sandra Richarson 1 Sara Sinovich 1 Selena D. Saulsbery 1 Shanna Yun 1 Shelly Welsch 1 Sherrill Johnson 1 Shirley Bissen 1 someone 1 Spaceman 1 Stacey McMackin 1 Stacey Newman 1 Stephen Dalay 1 Susan Storey 1 Syma Waxman 1 Terri F. Reilly 1 Terry Geigle 1 The Devil 1 Thomas Schwartztrauber 1 Tiffany Tazmin 1 Tina Offner 1 Toni Schneider 1 Unknown 1 Vivian C Louis 1 W 1 Wanda Michels 1 Wendy Watson 1 William K. Meehan 1 TOTAL 342 DEMOCRATIC LAFAYETTE COMMITTEEWOMAN (blank) 4 Asma Raza 4 Bernie Sanders 3 Mickey Mouse 3 None 3 Cathy Pickard 2 Pat Keller 2 Theresa Jones 2 ----- 1 . 1 A 1 NA 1 XHL 1 Abby Smith 1 Ann Ross 1 Barbara Whitman 1 Belinda 1 Beth McAullife 1 PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 2, 2016 OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS PARTY - TOWNSHIP - OFFICE CANDIDATE'S NAME VOTE TOTALS Bill Gates 1 Carole Hesley 1 Cheryl Greely 1 Cheryl Pinkston 1 Christine Williams 1 Claire E. Hack 1 Darlene Pate 1 Dawn Conlisk 1 Erin Rimkus 1 Faye Judd 1 Glenda Myles 1 Helen Jung 1 Helena Webb 1 Homer Simpson 1 Jack 1 Jana Byington-Smith 1 Jane F Miller 1 Janet Lesage 1 Janet Russel 1 Janice Pinkus 1 Jason Bourne 1 Jessica Risenhoover 1 Jessica Zyk 1 Joanna Mayer 1 John Doe 1 John Womick 1 Judith Barna 1 Judy Baker 1 Julia Triplett 1 Julie K. Braun 1 Julie Woessner 1 Karen Kirchoff-Dysart 1 Karley M. King 1 Kimberly S Austin 1 Klein 1 Marie Deluca 1 Marigene Derusha 1 Marilyn Wallace 1 Mario Bros 1 Marion Russon 1 Marti Maurer 1 Mary A Orlich 1 Mary McGuire 1 Max Pinkus 1 Me 1 Michael Story 1 Michael V Ludwig 1 Michelle Obama 1 Monica Brooks 1 NA 1 PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 2, 2016 OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS PARTY - TOWNSHIP - OFFICE CANDIDATE'S NAME VOTE TOTALS No Choicr 1 No one 1 Pat Smith 1 Rob Taylor 1 Robert Atcheson 1 Robert Pickard 1 Santa Claus 1 Sarah Sanders 1 Sarah Vanhooser 1 Shania Twain 1 Stephanie Camden 1 Stewart 1 Susan R Lang 1 Tamara Williams-Reding 1 Tiffany Mapp Frankklin 1 Tracey Oswald 1 Traci Borrego 1 Valerie Rovira 1 Vicki Silver 1 Why are there no democta 1 Wm J Oswald 1 XOXO 1 TOTAL 105 DEMOCRATIC ST. FERDINAND COMMITTEMAN Tony Weaver 275 (blank) 39 Orlando Smith 37 Chevon Weaver 17 Gwen Reed 13 None 13 Weaver 11 Na 7 Ted Hoskin 5 Marlene Terry 4 Khalil Abdul Mumin 3 Lacy Clay 3 Mickey Mouse 3 Tommie Weaver 3 Dennis Tabb 2 Gary Orr 2 Jerry Donovan 2 Me 2 Mike Person 2 Myself 2 Nelver Brooks 2 Noone 2 Obama 2 Reed 2 Terry Weaver 2 Tom Weaver 2 PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 2, 2016 OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS PARTY - TOWNSHIP - OFFICE CANDIDATE'S NAME VOTE TOTALS Unknown 2 Wil Audrey Hollis 2 0 1 I 1 JC 1 NA 6 (blank) 1 Alicia Smith 1 Andra Williams 1 Andre Bernaugh 1 Anthony White Jr 1 Antonia French 1 April Draper 1 Arthur Watts 1 Aurora Fluhr 1 Austin Green 1 Barrack Obama 1 Barry Klein 1 Benjamin Broudnax 1 Bernie Sanders 1 Bill Haas 1 Bill Kiefer 1 blank 1 Carolyn R. Tolbert Frey 1 Charles 1 Chas 1 Christie Clossum 1 Cindy Kniffen 1 Clay 1 Crole Becos 1 Daniel Pickens 1 Darnell Taylor 1 Darrell Keely 1 Darryl Harmon 1 David Unnerstall 1 DeAndre'a Robinson 1 Democratic 1 Derotha Hudspeth 1 Diana Williams 1 Duriel Shanks 1 Eric L. Berry 1 Felicia 1 First Available 1 Gerald Clark 1 Gloria Green 1 Gray 1 Gwendolyn (Gwen) 1 Howard Jamieson, III 1 Jamea Carroll 1 James Marshall Christian 1 PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 2, 2016 OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS PARTY - TOWNSHIP - OFFICE CANDIDATE'S NAME VOTE TOTALS James Thomas Sr 1 Jay 1 JB 1 Jerrie Word 1 Jessie Miller 1 Joe Black 1 Joe Blow 1 Joe Young 1 John Bick 1 John Doe 1 John Young 1 Joseph Boehler 1 Kevin Weaver 1 Kim Walker 1 Lamahn Shannon Sr 1 Larry Thomas 1 Lasha Simpson 1 Lawanda Jacko 1 Leander Beatty Jr. 1 Lisa Davis 1 Loretta Joens Banks 1 Marigree Hines 1 Marks 1 Mat 1 me 1 Michael L. Petroff 1 Michael Lock 1 Mika 1 Mike Brown 1 Minnie Mouse 1 Mitchel Kulage 1 No answer 1 No Knowledge 1 No one 1 No Vote 1 nobody 1 not at this time 1 Paris Henderson 1 Patricia Moncrief 1 Patrick 1 Randall Smith 1 Raymond Beathea Jr 1 Rayven Thomas 1 Richard Stepps 1 Robert Schlueter 1 Robin Smith 1 Rochelle Gray 1 Rozina Jones 1 Samuel Whiteside 1 Sandra Day 1 PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 2, 2016 OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS PARTY - TOWNSHIP - OFFICE CANDIDATE'S NAME VOTE TOTALS Sarah M. Walsh-Rone 1 Scott Addison 1 Self 1 Shannon Johnson 1 Sharda Taylor 1 Shirley Paro 1 Shonnece Robinson 1 Snoopy 1 Stanley Williams Sr 1 T. Weaver 1 Teona McGhaw-Bourke 1 Terrell Whiting 1 Tim Green 1 Tina Shaw 1 Tom Pierson, Jr. 1 Tommie Pierson 1 Tommy Pierson 1 Tyra M. Ross 1 Tyrion Lanister 1 Valerie Richardson 1 Vetta Thompson 1 Victor Watson 1 Victoria Watson 1 Will Jordan 1 William (Bill) Haas 1 TOTAL 589 PRIMARY ELECTION - AUGUST 2, 2016 OFFICIAL WRITE-IN RESULTS PARTY - TOWNSHIP - OFFICE CANDIDATE'S NAME VOTE TOTALS REPUBLICAN FERGUSON COMMITTEEMAN James Knowles 13 Tim Dreste 7 None 3 Trafford Brown 2 Polar Springli 2 Michael Colombini 2 John Winkler 2 Donald Trump 1 M.
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