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11/3/2020 Write-In Summary Report (All Candidates) BOARD of EDUCATION - DISTRICT 1 11/3/2020 Write-in Summary Report (All Candidates) BOARD OF EDUCATION - DISTRICT 1 <BLANK> 24 ASHLEY GLEN 1 <EXPLETIVE> 2 BATMAN 1 <ILLEGIBLE> 10 BEN DOBERSTEIN 1 <OVERVOTE> 28 BETH M HUNTER 1 4 EDUCATION + ARTS 1 BILL FLETCHER 7 AARON WOSNAK 1 BILLY CUTHRELL 1 ABBY M SEABERT 1 BIN THORNTON 1 ADAM CLAYTON 1 BMIN 1 ADAM HATCH 1 BOJACK HORSEMAN 1 ADAM PURCELL 2 BRANDON MURRAY 1 ADAM WEATHERFORD 1 BRAXTON BOWSER 1 ADAM WRIGHT 1 BRENDA DAVIS 1 ADANNA OMONI 1 BRENT DAVID 1 ADRIENNE RYAN 1 BRIAN BOYSER 1 AKSNAY BHATIA 1 BRIAN BUCKNER 1 AL TRIPP 1 BRIAN PATE 1 ALEX JONES 1 BRITTAN GOURLEY 1 ALFRED E NEWMAN 1 BRITTANY LYNN 1 ALLISON REID 1 BRUCE FARMER 1 ALLISON WALTERS 1 BRYAN GLOVER 1 ALYCIA PATIERNO 1 BUGS BUNNY 1 AMANDA TURNER 1 CAADIN ESTEP 1 AMY E BAKER 1 CAMALIA LYNCH 1 AMY KITTS 1 CANDLER THORNTON 1 AMY WHITFIELD 2 CARLOS RAMOS 1 ANDREW BOUCHARD 1 CARLY GRIFENBURG 1 ANDREW LEONARD 1 CAROL ELLIS 1 ANDREW ROBERTS 1 CAROLINE ARDEN 1 ANDREW WELLS 1 CARTER HILLMAN 1 ANDREW YANG 1 CARTIRYA HINTON 1 ANDY MORSE 1 CASEY PAONESSA 1 ANGELA BRANTLEY 1 CASEY PEASC 1 ANGELA PAGE 1 CEDRIC GOODWIN 1 ANGIE BRANTLEY 1 CHARLES C BURNS JR 1 ANNA THIESEN 1 CHARLES KEEN 1 ANNE BECKMAN 1 CHRIS BAILEY 1 ANNE REEVE 1 CHRIS BARROW 1 ANNETTE BUSBY 1 CHRIS ELLS 1 ANTHONY FARIELLO 1 CHRIS HEAGARTY 1 ANTHONY JACKSON 1 CHRIS WITHERS 1 ANTONIO MERCER 1 CHRISTINA GARCIA 1 APRIL HUMPHREY 1 CHRISTINA WARE 1 11/3/2020 Write-in Summary Report (All Candidates) BOARD OF EDUCATION - DISTRICT 1 CHRISTOPHER BAILEY 1 DON A SINGLETORY 1 CHRISTOPHER BULLARD 1 DONALD DUCK 2 CHRISTOPHER TOERNER 1 DONALD J TRUMP 3 CHRISTY L PARKER 1 DONALD MIAL 1 CODY BRITT 1 DONALD R MCCARTY JR 1 CODY BROOKSHIRE 1 DONNA HOLLAND 1 COLLIN FEARNS 1 DORA ASSOGBA 1 COMBAT CARL 1 DOUG WHITNER 1 COOPER HANCOCK 1 DR PAM CHILDRESS 1 COOPERLANE 1 DR SEUSS 1 CRASTON ARTIS II 1 DRAKE 1 CRICKET 1 DUNCAN CARPENTER 1 CTHULHU 1 DUSTIN WILMOTH 1 CURTLAND HANES 1 ED KANG 1 DAFFY DUCK 1 EDDIE G LAMACHO 1 DAISY YOUNG 1 EDWARD NORTON 1 DALE W GRIFFITH SR 1 ELEANOR GOATEE 1 DAN FOREST 1 ELIMINATE GOVERNEMNT LED EDUCATION 1 DANA DETELICH 2 ELISHA BUAM 2 DANA DUTTMAN 1 ELLE WOODS 1 DANIEL QUINN 1 ELLIOTT AVENT 1 DANNY BAER 1 ELMO 1 DAVID BURTON 2 ELON MUSK 1 DAVID CARDWELL I 1 ELVER GALARGA 1 DAVID INSANI 1 ELVIS RAYBAND 1 DAVID SANFORD 1 ERIC MONTERIO MOORE 1 DAVID SPICER 1 ERIC N BROWN 1 DEANNA PRICE 1 ERIC POTTS 1 DEBORAH BROWN 1 ERIC ROBERTSON 1 DEBORAH LIPMAN 1 ERICA DORR 1 DEBORAH PRICKETT 12 ERIK BERG 1 DEEZ NUTS 2 ERIKA CLOSE 1 DEFUND 1 ERIN BRAUER 2 DEMETRIUS FRICK 1 ETHAN SUBLETT 1 DEMOCRAT 1 EVAN L POLLARD 1 DENTARAVIS SWAIN 1 EVAN WAINSWRIGHT 1 DETON LEE 1 EVELYN BALLENTINE 2 DEVON SWIGGER 1 EVERETT FRAZIER 1 DIANA PATTEN 1 FIN VANSICLE 1 DIANE CLARKE 1 FRANK SUTICH 1 DIVERN COMBS 1 FRED AMMONS 2 DOMA POWELL 1 GARY INGALLS 1 11/3/2020 Write-in Summary Report (All Candidates) BOARD OF EDUCATION - DISTRICT 1 GEORGE LUCAS 1 JENNA TYNDALL 1 GEORGE MACKIE 1 JENNIFER PISCORIK 1 GEORGE PATTON 1 JEROME FOUCHA 1 GEROD FARMER 1 JERRY WRIGHT 1 GINA K HAYEK 1 JESSICA MCERAY 1 GLEN WRIGHT 1 JESSICA PFOHL 1 GM JAMES 1 JESSICA SCHULZE 1 GREG KOZAR 1 JESSICA ZEEUHR 1 GREG PORTER 1 JESUS 2 GREG RAY 1 JESUS CHRIST 3 HABIB BADJAN 1 JILLIAN STEGEMANN 2 HALA BAHR 1 JIM GILLESPIE 1 HALEY JOHNSON 2 JIM LAHEY 1 HARAMBE 1 JIM MARTIN 3 HEATHER NIEVES 1 JIMMY BUFFET 1 HEATHER SCOTT 7 JODA 1 HERBERT NOWAK 1 JOE ROGAN 1 HILKER 1 JOEY GARRETT 1 HOWARD STERN 1 JOHN ARGENZIA 1 HT CARAWAYY III 1 JOHN F WILLIAMS 527 RUTH DR NASHVILLE NC 1 HUNTER CROWDER 1 JOHN FRYE 1 HUNTER PEREZ 1 JOHN GREEN 1 IRICK ALLEN 1 JOHN LINDEN 1 JACK MICUM 1 JOHN ODOM 1 JACKIE HENDERSON 1 JOHN QUINN 1 JAMES BENNISON 1 JOHN SMITH 1 JAMES CLARK 1 JON WATERMAN 1 JAMES DAVIS JR 1 JONATHAN LAFOE 1 JAMES ELLERBE 1 JONATHAN VANRIPER 1 JAMES KING 1 JONATHAN WOOD 1 JAMES THOMPSON 1 JORGE MACHATO 1 JAMIE PURSLEY 1 JOSEPH PIGLEY 1 JANOS DAVIS JR 1 JOSEPH R BIDEN 1 JASON BOOSER 1 JOSH WALTHALL 1 JASON CLARK 1 JULIE HAYNES 1 JASON LOEBACK 1 JULIE SEUNG 1 JASON MORRIS 1 JULLIE WRIGHT 1 JASON T HUNT 1 JUNE ATKINSON 1 JEFF BAUM 1 JUSTIN HAMLETT 1 JEFF GREEN 1 JUTIN KOTA 1 JEFF HARDING 1 KAIJA SEFTON 1 JEFFREY WILLIAMS 1 KANYE WEST 6 11/3/2020 Write-in Summary Report (All Candidates) BOARD OF EDUCATION - DISTRICT 1 KAREN CARTER 1 LINDSAY MAHAFFEY 6 KATE SJOERDSMA 1 LINGMAY MARCQNO-OTERO 1 KATHERINE HONEYCUTT 2 LISA MARKLAND 1 KAYE SHANELLE 1 LISA WAGNER 1 KEITH A SUTTON 20 LONDA LEE PARKS 1 KEITH GREGORY 1 LORAINE QUILON 1 KENNETH LEUTE II 1 LUKE LAUTHER 1 KENNETH OESCH 2 LYNDA WELLS 1 KEON J MORRISON 1 MAGHAN HORNE 1 KERBIE LEE 1 MANUEL 1 KEVA SUITTE 1 MARIA CERVANIA 1 KEVIN CHOI 2 MARIA E GIRGIS 1 KEVIN CLINE 1 MARIA ELLIOTT 1 KEYATTA COVINGTON 1 MARISSA MAYHEW 1 KHADYAH JONES 1 MARK ALLEN MATTHEWS 1 KIM JORDAN 1 MARK GIBSON 1 KIM WOMBLE 1 MARK GOPPERT 1 KINGE MBELLA 1 MARK JONES 1 KIRA KROBOTH 1 MARK KLAICH 1 KRISTEN KEMP 1 MARK MORGAN 1 KYLE FOSHESS 1 MARK PIROLLO 1 KYLE RAMMAGE 1 MARK PIVOLLO 1 LANDON HENRY 1 MARK W KUBISKY 1 LANDON LEWIS 1 MARSHAL BUTLER 1 LAQUINTA PERRY-JAMES 1 MARSHALL G QUATE 1 LASAUNDRA BOOTH 1 MARY A SMITH 1 LAWRENCE MCKENNY 1 MARY BETH MOORE 291 LEANNE WOLFORD 1 MASEN TAYLER 1 LEBRON JAMES 1 MATT FOWLER 1 LEE PHILLIPS 1 MATTHEW STEVENS 1 LEITH RAY EDWARD JR 1 MAURICE BARDEN 1 LENNY FAIRFIELD 1 MAYNOR 1 LEON 1 MAYURI COLEMAN 1 LEONA QUIMBY 1 ME 2 LES WILSON 1 MEGAN SCHMITT 1 LESLIE LEE WILSON JR 1 MELISSA FLOVER-BIXLER 1 LESLIE WILSON 1 MELISSA LEE 1 LESLIE WILSON JR 1 MELISSA LLOYD 1 LIL PEEP 1 MELISSA SCHWARTZ 1 LINDA DANIEL 1 MICHAEL BATTLE 1 LINDA LAVELLE COLE 1 MICHAEL BRUSTER 1 LINDSAY KILLEY 1 MICHAEL GRIMM 1 11/3/2020 Write-in Summary Report (All Candidates) BOARD OF EDUCATION - DISTRICT 1 MICHAEL HARVEY 1 PATRICK MCLAMB 1 MICHAEL MACKEY 1 PATRICK TOBLER 1 MICHAEL MAHAR 1 PATSY MCCOY 1 MICHAEL MAROON 1 PAUL DEVERE ELLEDGE 1 MICHAEL MATTHEWS 1 PAUL ECKMAN 1 MICHAEL PLANT 1 PAUL ROWSON 1 MICHAEL WESCOTT 1 PAUL RUEBENS 1 MICK PENTONEY 1 PETER LE 1 MICKEY 1 PETER LEWIS 1 MICKEY MOUSE 2 PHIL MAANUS 1 MIKE CHAPELL 1 PHILIP G PFAFF 1 MIKE HUNT 1 PHILLIP WHITE 1 MIKE MASON 1 RACHEL MILLS 9 MIKE NORTON 1 RALPH NADER 1 MILLS 2 RAMON LUIZ RIVERA 1 MILTON R JONES 1 RAVEL NIEVES 1 MONICA GOODSON 1 RAY ROBBINS 1 MONIKA JOHNSON-HOSTLER 7 REGO PLESSET 1 MRS X 1 REID STROUD 1 MY CREATOR JEHOVAH "THY WILL BE DONE" 1 REPUBLICAN 3 MYSELF 1 RIC FLAIR 1 N/A 7 RICHARD EDWARDS 1 NATHAN FORSHEY 1 RICHARD HURTZ 1 NATHAN GAGNER 1 RICHARD NELSON 1 NEITHER 1 RICHARD RUSNAK 2 NELSON DOLLAR 1 RIKKY GRAHAM 1 NICOLE "MUFFINS" PAYE 1 ROBERT JOSEPH FOX JR 1 NIKI JONES 1 ROBERT M HOUCK 1 NO 1 ROBERT PETTYJOHN 1 NO BODY 1 ROBERT VENDITTO 1 NO ENDORSE 1 RODNEY C MONTGOMERY 1 NO ONE 1 RON PAUL 2 NO VOTE 3 RONALD MCDONALD 1 NOAH MYER 1 ROSANNE DICKERSON 1 NONE 6 ROXIE CASH 14 NONE OF ABOVE 1 RUSSELL BISBEE 1 NORMAN MATTIAS III 1 RYAN BAILEY 1 ORIANNA NIENAN 1 RYAN GLADWELL 1 ORSON WELLS 1 S CALEB VARNELL 1 OZZY OSBOURNE 1 SAMANTHA WHITE 1 PAIGE TRIPLETT 1 SAMANTHA WYLIE 1 PAM PORTER 1 SAMUEL NEWTON 1 11/3/2020 Write-in Summary Report (All Candidates) BOARD OF EDUCATION - DISTRICT 1 SARA BEAMAN 1 THERESA HILKER 1 SARA COSTNR 1 THOMAS H CLEMENTS 1 SARAH BUSH 1 THOMAS HARTLU 1 SARAH GRAY 1 THOMAS W ALLEN 1 SARAH OWEN 1 THOMAS ZAMARY 1 SCOTT LLOYD 1 THOTH 1 SCOTT SEFTON 1 TIERON LANNISTER 1 SEAN GRINSTEAD 1 TIM ARTZ 1 SEAN K LLOYD 1 TIM BROWN 1 SELF 1 TIM WALL 1 SETH BROWN 1 TIMOTHY M PLATT 1 SEYMOUR DOLITTLE 1 TIMOTHY MARK WILLIAMS 1 SHAONDA WILLIAMS 1 TIMOTHY MATUSZ 1 SHAWN DARR 1 TIMOTHY SHAWN HOWARD 1 SHAWN STEWART 1 TINA SPADIN 1 SHELLY JACKSON-GREEBE 1 TONY CALABRIA 1 SHERRY SUTTON 1 TRENTON BROWN 1 SIG HUTCHINSON 3 TULSI GABBARD 1 SNOOP DOG 1 UNDECIDED 1 SONYA RUTH ALLYN 1 UNSURE 1 SPONGEBOB 1 UWE SEELER 2 STACEY BURRELL 1 VANESSA EDMONDS 1 STACY HARDEE 1 VERMIN SUPREME 1 STAN LEE 1 VICTORIA SEVCIK 1 STEPHANIE LEE 1 W BOOKS 1 STEPHANIE ROBINSON 1 WANDA JACKSON 1 STEVE BERGSTROM 1 WARREN MAYS 1 STEVEN A WILLIAMS 1 WES TYLER 1 STEVEN GAY 1 WILE E COYOTE 1 STEVEN GUNN 1 WILLIAM "BOTEK" (THE EYE) 1 STEVEN VALERTO 1 WILLIAM D LEE 1 SUE 1 WILLIAM J PRESTON 1 SUSAN KUHNS 1 WILLIAM LOGAN PHD 1 SUSAN P EVANS 1 WILLIAM MOONEYHAN 1 TAMEKA BAKER 1 WILLIAM PROCTOR 1 TANGELA KEENAN 1 WILLIE K JOHNSON 1 TAYLOR FULLER 1 WILLY MIMS JR 1 TEBUBLICSN 1 WINNIE RIVERA 1 TED NUGENT 2 ZACH KIRSCH 2 TEDDY D 1 ZACK KIRCH 1 TERESA MADDON 1 ZERO EDDIE 1 TESSA MCKENNO 1 ZION CLARK 1 11/3/2020 Write-in Summary Report (All Candidates) BOARD OF EDUCATION - DISTRICT 2 <BLANK> 25 BILLY DEED 1 <ILLEGIBLE> 5 BILLY WALLING 1 <OVERVOTE> 37 BOOMER STEVE 1 AARON MOORE 1 BRANDON DOUGLASS 1 ADAM S JOHNSON 1 BRETT ROBERTS 1 AHMAD AMEEN 1 BRIAN LORICHON 1 ALAN SWAIN 1 BRIAN SMITH 1 ALEXANDER STEVENS 1 BRIAN WARD 1 ALISON VURKAUCH 1 BRUCE MASSENGILL 1 ALLEN ONEAL 1 BRYANT T HERRING II 1 ALLISON FUNDERBURG 1 BUGS BUNNY 1 ALY DOUGLAS 1 CALEB MERRITT 1 AMANDA KESSLER 1 CAMERON CAMPBELL 1 AMANDA NEFF 1 CAMERON CROWDER 1 AMANDA PAIGE 2 CAP'N CRUNCH 1 AMBER MOODY 1 CARL SINCLAIR 1 AMEEN AMEEN 1 CARY DENNING 1 AMY BRANTLEY 1 CATHY MASON 1 AMY WLYOZOKOWSKI 1 CHARLES BOATMAN 1 ANDREA CEASAR 1 CHARLES MONTIETH III 1 ANDREW CATANIA JR 3 CHARLES TRUDOVE 1 ANDREW HOUSEKNECHT 1 CHASE ANGELINO 1 ANDREW TASCIONE 2 CHASTITY CHEEK 1 ANNA MIR PEREZ 1 CHRIS BOGER 1 ANNA THEISEN 1 CHRIS CANNIZZARO 1 ANNAKA SIKKINK 1 CHRIS WILLIAMS 1 ANTHONY CASSONE 2 CHRISTIAN CAVANAUGH 1 ANTHONY JOHNSON 1 CHRISTIAN F CAMPBELL 1 ANTHONY NELSON 1 CHRISTINA REEVES 1 ANYONE ELSE 1 CHRISTINE DAVIS 1 APRIL LEON 1 CHRISTINE E DATTOLO 1 APRIL SURRATT 1 CHRISTINE KUSHNER 5 ASHLIE E BREWER 1 CHRISTOPHER ALLEN 1 AUBIN SERVIN 1 CHRISTOPHER COOK 1 BALD EAGLE
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