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Certification Report FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY - not to be used as G.A.B. Certification SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF CANVASSERS The total number of votes cast UNITED STATES SENATOR - Republican was 31,001 for of which Ron Johnson received 30,839 SCATTERING received 162 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 1 - was 13,638 for Republican of which Paul Ryan received 12,207 Paul Nehlen received 1,426 SCATTERING received 5 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 4 - was 0 for Republican of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 5 - was 17,608 for Republican of which F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. received 17,545 SCATTERING received 63 The total number of votes cast STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 8 - Republican was 2,806 for of which Alberta Darling received 2,795 SCATTERING received 11 The total number of votes cast STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 28 - Republican was 6,583 for of which Dave Craig received 6,540 Dmitry Becker (write-in) received 0 SCATTERING received 43 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 1,592 for DISTRICT 13 - Republican of which Rob Hutton received 1,592 SCATTERING received 0 Report Generated - 8/18/2016 9:32:31 AM Page 187 of 199 FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY - not to be used as G.A.B. Certification The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 1,685 for DISTRICT 14 - Republican of which Dale Kooyenga received 1,681 SCATTERING received 4 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 1,211 for DISTRICT 15 - Republican of which Joe Sanfelippo received 1,209 SCATTERING received 2 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 2,289 for DISTRICT 22 - Republican of which Janel Brandtjen received 2,276 SCATTERING received 13 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 332 for DISTRICT 24 - Republican of which Dan Knodl received 328 SCATTERING received 4 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 1,932 for DISTRICT 33 - Republican of which Cody Horlacher received 1,923 SCATTERING received 9 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 1,749 for DISTRICT 38 - Republican of which Joel Kleefisch received 1,735 SCATTERING received 14 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 5,888 for DISTRICT 83 - Republican of which Chuck Wichgers received 3,065 Steven A. Whittow received 2,019 Karen L. Schuh received 713 Jordan Karweik received 86 SCATTERING received 5 Report Generated - 8/18/2016 9:32:31 AM Page 188 of 199 FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY - not to be used as G.A.B. Certification The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 1,582 for DISTRICT 84 - Republican of which Mike Kuglitsch received 1,580 SCATTERING received 2 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 2,994 for DISTRICT 97 - Republican of which Scott Allen received 2,977 SCATTERING received 17 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 2,771 for DISTRICT 98 - Republican of which Adam Neylon received 2,748 SCATTERING received 23 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 4,315 for DISTRICT 99 - Republican of which Cindi Duchow received 4,290 SCATTERING received 25 The total number of votes cast WAUKESHA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY - was 25,950 for Republican of which Susan L. Opper received 25,879 SCATTERING received 71 The total number of votes cast UNITED STATES SENATOR - Democratic was 13,000 for of which Russ Feingold received 11,785 Scott Harbach received 1,210 SCATTERING received 5 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 1 - was 1,970 for Democratic of which Ryan Solen received 1,263 Tom Breu received 699 SCATTERING received 8 Report Generated - 8/18/2016 9:32:31 AM Page 189 of 199 FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY - not to be used as G.A.B. Certification The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 4 - was 0 for Democratic of which Gwen S. Moore received 0 Gary R. George received 0 SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 5 - was 6,838 for Democratic of which Khary Penebaker received 6,794 SCATTERING received 44 The total number of votes cast STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 8 - Democratic was 36 for of which SCATTERING received 36 The total number of votes cast STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 28 - Democratic was 57 for of which SCATTERING received 57 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 27 for DISTRICT 13 - Democratic of which SCATTERING received 27 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 683 for DISTRICT 14 - Democratic of which Chris Rockwood received 681 SCATTERING received 2 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 20 for DISTRICT 15 - Democratic of which SCATTERING received 20 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 21 for DISTRICT 22 - Democratic of which SCATTERING received 21 Report Generated - 8/18/2016 9:32:31 AM Page 190 of 199 FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY - not to be used as G.A.B. Certification The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 4 for DISTRICT 24 - Democratic of which SCATTERING received 4 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 355 for DISTRICT 33 - Democratic of which Brandon White received 355 SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 778 for DISTRICT 38 - Democratic of which Scott Martin Michalak received 497 Chris R. Gutschenritter received 277 SCATTERING received 4 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 31 for DISTRICT 83 - Democratic of which SCATTERING received 31 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 14 for DISTRICT 84 - Democratic of which SCATTERING received 14 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 46 for DISTRICT 97 - Democratic of which SCATTERING received 46 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 35 for DISTRICT 98 - Democratic of which SCATTERING received 35 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 44 for DISTRICT 99 - Democratic of which SCATTERING received 44 Report Generated - 8/18/2016 9:32:31 AM Page 191 of 199 FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY - not to be used as G.A.B. Certification The total number of votes cast WAUKESHA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY - was 232 for Democratic of which SCATTERING received 232 The total number of votes cast UNITED STATES SENATOR - Constitution was 4 for of which SCATTERING received 4 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 1 - was 0 for Constitution of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 4 - was 0 for Constitution of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 5 - was 4 for Constitution of which SCATTERING received 4 The total number of votes cast STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 8 - Constitution was 0 for of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 28 - Constitution was 0 for of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 1 for DISTRICT 13 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 1 Report Generated - 8/18/2016 9:32:31 AM Page 192 of 199 FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY - not to be used as G.A.B. Certification The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 0 for DISTRICT 14 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 0 for DISTRICT 15 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 0 for DISTRICT 22 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 0 for DISTRICT 24 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 0 for DISTRICT 33 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 1 for DISTRICT 38 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 1 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 0 for DISTRICT 83 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 0 for DISTRICT 84 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 0 Report Generated - 8/18/2016 9:32:31 AM Page 193 of 199 FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY - not to be used as G.A.B. Certification The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 0 for DISTRICT 97 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 1 for DISTRICT 98 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 1 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ASSEMBLY was 0 for DISTRICT 99 - Constitution of which SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast WAUKESHA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY - was 3 for Constitution of which SCATTERING received 3 The total number of votes cast UNITED STATES SENATOR - Libertarian was 140 for of which Phillip N. Anderson received 139 SCATTERING received 1 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 1 - was 39 for Libertarian of which Jason Lebeck received 38 SCATTERING received 1 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 4 - was 0 for Libertarian of which Andy Craig received 0 SCATTERING received 0 The total number of votes cast REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 5 - was 99 for Libertarian of which John Arndt received 97 SCATTERING received 2 Report Generated - 8/18/2016 9:32:31 AM Page 194 of 199 FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY - not to be used as G.A.B.
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