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General Election General Election - November 2008 - *Official Results* Argyle Argyle CandidateParty Votes CandidateParty Votes Proposal Number One, An Amendment State Senator Yes 463 Elizabeth O'C. Little Republican 755 No 135 Elizabeth O'C. Little Independence Party 138 Elizabeth O'C. Little Conservative 98 Presidential Electors for President and Vice-President Barack Obama Democratic 723 Member of Assembly Biden, Joe Ian McGaughey Democratic 396 John McCain Republican 730 Tony Jordan Republican 825 Palin, Sarah Ian McGaughey Independence Party 51 John McCain Independence Party 65 Palin, Sarah Tony Jordan Conservative 122 John McCain Conservative 65 Ian McGaughey Working Families 25 Palin, Sarah Barack Obama Working Families 32 Biden, Joe Roger Calero Socialist Workers 2 Kennedy, Alyson Gloria La Riva Socialism & Liberati 1 Puryear, Eugene Cynthia McKinney Green 1 Clemente, Rosa Bob Barr Libertarian 9 Root, Wayne A. Ralph Nader Populist 22 Gonzalez, Matt Hilary Clinton Write-In 1 Justice of the Supreme Court Robert J. Muller Democratic 452 James P. Dawson Republican 530 Vito C. Caruso Republican 581 Steve Ferradino Republican 580 Robert J. Muller Conservative 107 Vito C. Caruso Conservative 118 Steve Ferradino Conservative 107 Representative in Congress Kirsten E. Gillibrand Democratic 875 Sandy Treadwell Republican 470 Sandy Treadwell Independence Party 42 Sandy Treadwell Conservative 63 Kirsten E. Gillibrand Working Families 90 Election Totals *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 21, 2008 Page 1 of 17 General Election - November 2008 - *Official Results* Cambridge Cambridge CandidateParty Votes CandidateParty Votes Proposal Number One, An Amendment State Senator Yes 301 Elizabeth O'C. Little Republican 448 No 110 Elizabeth O'C. Little Independence Party 61 Elizabeth O'C. Little Conservative 47 Presidential Electors for President and Vice-President Barack Obama Democratic 557 Member of Assembly Biden, Joe Ian McGaughey Democratic 342 John McCain Republican 401 Tony Jordan Republican 522 Palin, Sarah Ian McGaughey Independence Party 20 John McCain Independence Party 31 Palin, Sarah Tony Jordan Conservative 80 John McCain Conservative 47 Ian McGaughey Working Families 32 Palin, Sarah Barack Obama Working Families 35 Biden, Joe Roger Calero Socialist Workers 0 Kennedy, Alyson Gloria La Riva Socialism & Liberati 0 Puryear, Eugene Cynthia McKinney Green 3 Clemente, Rosa Bob Barr Libertarian 2 Root, Wayne A. Ralph Nader Populist 15 Gonzalez, Matt Justice of the Supreme Court Robert J. Muller Democratic 415 James P. Dawson Republican 352 Vito C. Caruso Republican 377 Steve Ferradino Republican 361 Robert J. Muller Conservative 51 Vito C. Caruso Conservative 63 Steve Ferradino Conservative 58 John Imhof Write-In 3 Representative in Congress Kirsten E. Gillibrand Democratic 616 Sandy Treadwell Republican 308 Sandy Treadwell Independence Party 15 Sandy Treadwell Conservative 39 Kirsten E. Gillibrand Working Families 55 Election Totals *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 21, 2008 Page 2 of 17 General Election - November 2008 - *Official Results* Dresden Dresden CandidateParty Votes CandidateParty Votes Proposal Number One, An Amendment Member of Assembly Yes 143 Ian McGaughey Democratic 121 No 31 Tony Jordan Republican 181 Ian McGaughey Independence Party 11 Presidential Electors for President and Vice-President Tony Jordan Conservative 14 Barack Obama Democratic 173 Ian McGaughey Working Families 6 Biden, Joe John McCain Republican 178 Palin, Sarah John McCain Independence Party 15 Palin, Sarah John McCain Conservative 8 Palin, Sarah Barack Obama Working Families 7 Biden, Joe Roger Calero Socialist Workers 0 Kennedy, Alyson Gloria La Riva Socialism & Liberati 0 Puryear, Eugene Cynthia McKinney Green 0 Clemente, Rosa Bob Barr Libertarian 3 Root, Wayne A. Ralph Nader Populist 5 Gonzalez, Matt Justice of the Supreme Court Robert J. Muller Democratic 124 James P. Dawson Republican 153 Vito C. Caruso Republican 162 Steve Ferradino Republican 158 Robert J. Muller Conservative 22 Vito C. Caruso Conservative 22 Steve Ferradino Conservative 111 Representative in Congress Kirsten E. Gillibrand Democratic 196 Sandy Treadwell Republican 128 Sandy Treadwell Independence Party 14 Sandy Treadwell Conservative 7 Kirsten E. Gillibrand Working Families 20 State Senator Elizabeth O'C. Little Republican 211 Elizabeth O'C. Little Independence Party 29 Elizabeth O'C. Little Conservative 21 Election Totals *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 21, 2008 Page 3 of 17 General Election - November 2008 - *Official Results* Easton Easton CandidateParty Votes CandidateParty Votes Proposal Number One, An Amendment State Senator Yes 469 Elizabeth O'C. Little Republican 623 No 206 Elizabeth O'C. Little Independence Party 50 Elizabeth O'C. Little Conservative 104 Presidential Electors for President and Vice-President Barack Obama Democratic 493 Member of Assembly Biden, Joe Ian McGaughey Democratic 235 John McCain Republican 617 Tony Jordan Republican 773 Palin, Sarah Ian McGaughey Independence Party 27 John McCain Independence Party 22 Palin, Sarah Tony Jordan Conservative 131 John McCain Conservative 82 Ian McGaughey Working Families 28 Palin, Sarah Barack Obama Working Families 39 Proposition No. 1, Purchase of Shannon Property Biden, Joe Yes 461 Roger Calero Socialist Workers 0 No 395 Kennedy, Alyson Gloria La Riva Socialism & Liberati 0 Puryear, Eugene Cynthia McKinney Green 2 Clemente, Rosa Bob Barr Libertarian 2 Root, Wayne A. Ralph Nader Populist 14 Gonzalez, Matt Ron Paul Write-In 1 Justice of the Supreme Court Robert J. Muller Democratic 348 James P. Dawson Republican 508 Vito C. Caruso Republican 546 Steve Ferradino Republican 528 Robert J. Muller Conservative 102 Vito C. Caruso Conservative 103 Steve Ferradino Conservative 110 Representative in Congress Kirsten E. Gillibrand Democratic 646 Sandy Treadwell Republican 385 Sandy Treadwell Independence Party 19 Sandy Treadwell Conservative 79 Kirsten E. Gillibrand Working Families 76 Sam Stowton Write-In 1 Election Totals *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 21, 2008 Page 4 of 17 General Election - November 2008 - *Official Results* Fort Ann Fort Ann CandidateParty Votes CandidateParty Votes Proposal Number One, An Amendment Member of Assembly Yes 438 Ian McGaughey Democratic 436 No 86 Tony Jordan Republican 816 Ian McGaughey Independence Party 55 Presidential Electors for President and Vice-President Tony Jordan Conservative 80 Barack Obama Democratic 727 Ian McGaughey Working Families 31 Biden, Joe John McCain Republican 836 Palin, Sarah John McCain Independence Party 65 Palin, Sarah John McCain Conservative 41 Palin, Sarah Barack Obama Working Families 28 Biden, Joe Roger Calero Socialist Workers 0 Kennedy, Alyson Gloria La Riva Socialism & Liberati 3 Puryear, Eugene Cynthia McKinney Green 2 Clemente, Rosa Bob Barr Libertarian 11 Root, Wayne A. Ralph Nader Populist 20 Gonzalez, Matt Justice of the Supreme Court Robert J. Muller Democratic 512 James P. Dawson Republican 619 Vito C. Caruso Republican 681 Steve Ferradino Republican 676 Robert J. Muller Conservative 70 Vito C. Caruso Conservative 60 Steve Ferradino Conservative 62 Representative in Congress Kirsten E. Gillibrand Democratic 939 Sandy Treadwell Republican 514 Sandy Treadwell Independence Party 44 Sandy Treadwell Conservative 33 Kirsten E. Gillibrand Working Families 88 State Senator Elizabeth O'C. Little Republican 879 Elizabeth O'C. Little Independence Party 124 Elizabeth O'C. Little Conservative 74 Election Totals *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 21, 2008 Page 5 of 17 General Election - November 2008 - *Official Results* Fort Edward Fort Edward CandidateParty Votes CandidateParty Votes Proposal Number One, An Amendment Member of Assembly Yes 571 Ian McGaughey Democratic 727 No 120 Tony Jordan Republican 1045 Ian McGaughey Independence Party 58 Presidential Electors for President and Vice-President Tony Jordan Conservative 116 Barack Obama Democratic 1179 Ian McGaughey Working Families 44 Biden, Joe John McCain Republican 899 Palin, Sarah John McCain Independence Party 76 Palin, Sarah John McCain Conservative 59 Palin, Sarah Barack Obama Working Families 48 Biden, Joe Roger Calero Socialist Workers 3 Kennedy, Alyson Gloria La Riva Socialism & Liberati 3 Puryear, Eugene Cynthia McKinney Green 6 Clemente, Rosa Bob Barr Libertarian 6 Root, Wayne A. Ralph Nader Populist 26 Gonzalez, Matt Justice of the Supreme Court Robert J. Muller Democratic 845 James P. Dawson Republican 664 Vito C. Caruso Republican 786 Steve Ferradino Republican 792 Robert J. Muller Conservative 106 Vito C. Caruso Conservative 104 Steve Ferradino Conservative 108 Representative in Congress Kirsten E. Gillibrand Democratic 1428 Sandy Treadwell Republican 524 Sandy Treadwell Independence Party 44 Sandy Treadwell Conservative 47 Kirsten E. Gillibrand Working Families 124 State Senator Elizabeth O'C. Little Republican 968 Elizabeth O'C. Little Independence Party 163 Elizabeth O'C. Little Conservative 107 Election Totals *Official* Results Washington County Friday, November 21, 2008 Page 6 of 17 General Election - November 2008 - *Official Results* Granville Granville CandidateParty Votes CandidateParty Votes Proposal Number One, An Amendment State Senator Yes 727 Elizabeth O'C. Little Republican 1160 No 154 Elizabeth O'C. Little Independence Party 146 Elizabeth O'C. Little Conservative 101 Presidential Electors for President and Vice-President Barack Obama Democratic 1093 Member of Assembly Biden, Joe
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