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Canvass Report — Election Voters — Official Yamhill County, Oregon — ||Primary Election — May 20, 2008 Page 1 of 81 03/12/2017 10:55 AM Total Number of Voters : 27,818 of 47,748 = 58.26% Precincts Reporting 25 of 25 = 100.00% United States President Democrat - ||Democrat Precinct Election Total Registered Percent Ballots Ballots Voters Turnout Cast Cast Totals Write-Ins Unresolved Hillary Clinton Barack Obama Precinct 1 PCC 672 672 832 80.77% 280 375 9 664 Precinct 1 CCC 7 7 10 70.00% 5 2 0 7 Precinct 2 01 753 753 1016 74.11% 380 350 8 738 Precinct 3 01 942 942 1237 76.15% 405 501 10 916 Precinct 4 01 562 562 787 71.41% 238 309 9 556 Precinct 7 PCC 470 470 605 77.69% 210 244 8 462 Precinct 7 CCC 7 7 10 70.00% 4 3 0 7 Precinct 9 PCC 687 687 832 82.57% 272 402 7 681 Precinct 9 CCC 46 46 59 77.97% 20 25 0 45 Precinct 10 01 454 454 636 71.38% 211 227 6 444 Precinct 12 01 742 742 954 77.78% 344 381 3 728 Precinct 13 CCC 381 381 505 75.45% 159 213 6 378 Precinct 13 PCC 1 1 1 100.00% 1 0 0 1 Precinct 15 01 1140 1140 1535 74.27% 494 604 18 1116 Precinct 17 01 619 619 823 75.21% 295 305 9 609 Precinct 18 01 1487 1487 1842 80.73% 650 797 7 1454 Precinct 19 01 1102 1102 1490 73.96% 529 536 15 1080 Precinct 20 01 684 684 836 81.82% 266 388 9 663 Precinct 21 01 763 763 994 76.76% 380 358 9 747 Precinct 24 CCC 653 653 873 74.80% 296 329 18 643 Precinct 24 PCC 8 8 11 72.73% 3 5 0 8 Precinct 26 CITY 456 456 632 72.15% 265 183 1 449 Precinct 26 NCIT 37 37 46 80.43% 22 14 0 36 Precinct 27 01 130 130 191 68.06% 68 56 4 128 Precinct 28 01 165 165 243 67.90% 71 83 3 157 Totals 12968 12968 17000 5868 6690 159 12717 Canvass Report — Election Voters — Official Yamhill County, Oregon — ||Primary Election — May 20, 2008 Page 2 of 81 03/12/2017 10:55 AM Total Number of Voters : 27,818 of 47,748 = 58.26% Precincts Reporting 25 of 25 = 100.00% United States President Republican - ||Republican Precinct Election Total Registered Percent Ballots Ballots Voters Turnout Cast Cast Totals Write-Ins Ron Paul Unresolved John McCain Precinct 1 PCC 630 630 1143 55.12% 456 97 37 590 Precinct 1 CCC 1 1 2 50.00% 0 1 0 1 Precinct 2 01 932 932 1622 57.46% 762 92 43 897 Precinct 3 01 855 855 1629 52.49% 643 110 52 805 Precinct 4 01 396 396 794 49.87% 263 85 26 374 Precinct 7 PCC 419 419 756 55.42% 296 68 25 389 Precinct 7 CCC 5 5 8 62.50% 3 1 1 5 Precinct 9 PCC 627 627 1095 57.26% 467 91 39 597 Precinct 9 CCC 50 50 91 54.95% 39 3 2 44 Precinct 10 01 340 340 624 54.49% 256 39 25 320 Precinct 12 01 689 689 1169 58.94% 480 110 47 637 Precinct 13 CCC 329 329 540 60.93% 264 33 13 310 Precinct 13 PCC 1 1 2 50.00% 1 0 0 1 Precinct 15 01 790 790 1378 57.33% 598 108 45 751 Precinct 17 01 550 550 861 63.88% 441 47 20 508 Precinct 18 01 1323 1323 1941 68.16% 1054 132 55 1241 Precinct 19 01 610 610 1040 58.65% 473 65 35 573 Precinct 20 01 653 653 1026 63.65% 486 95 31 612 Precinct 21 01 651 651 1111 58.60% 457 104 36 597 Precinct 24 CCC 621 621 1030 60.29% 426 126 29 581 Precinct 24 PCC 19 19 31 61.29% 12 6 0 18 Precinct 26 CITY 307 307 571 53.77% 240 33 19 292 Precinct 26 NCIT 19 19 39 48.72% 14 1 1 16 Precinct 27 01 85 85 188 45.21% 64 12 2 78 Precinct 28 01 135 135 267 50.56% 96 22 10 128 Totals 11037 11037 18958 8291 1481 593 10365 Canvass Report — Election Voters — Official Yamhill County, Oregon — ||Primary Election — May 20, 2008 Page 3 of 81 03/12/2017 10:55 AM Total Number of Voters : 27,818 of 47,748 = 58.26% Precincts Reporting 25 of 25 = 100.00% United States Senator Democrat - ||Democrat Precinct Election Total Registered Percent Ballots Ballots Voters Turnout Cast Cast Totals Write-Ins Unresolved David Loera Jeff Merkley Steve Novick Candy Neville Roger S. Obrist Pavel Goberman Precinct 1 PCC 672 672 832 80.77% 6 243 12 4 41 265 5 576 Precinct 1 CCC 7 7 10 70.00% 0 5 0 0 0 2 0 7 Precinct 2 01 753 753 1016 74.11% 17 297 23 7 45 241 4 634 Precinct 3 01 942 942 1237 76.15% 12 350 20 8 64 325 0 779 Precinct 4 01 562 562 787 71.41% 22 206 17 12 37 183 5 482 Precinct 7 PCC 470 470 605 77.69% 5 192 6 10 25 163 1 402 Precinct 7 CCC 7 7 10 70.00% 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 6 Precinct 9 PCC 687 687 832 82.57% 13 265 17 9 35 256 2 597 Precinct 9 CCC 46 46 59 77.97% 0 14 1 2 1 22 0 40 Precinct 10 01 454 454 636 71.38% 13 153 11 8 41 166 7 399 Precinct 12 01 742 742 954 77.78% 20 299 22 14 59 224 3 641 Precinct 13 CCC 381 381 505 75.45% 7 145 11 3 19 128 4 317 Precinct 13 PCC 1 1 1 100.00% 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Precinct 15 01 1140 1140 1535 74.27% 24 466 32 19 77 370 10 998 Precinct 17 01 619 619 823 75.21% 14 244 17 10 51 204 2 542 Precinct 18 01 1487 1487 1842 80.73% 25 546 33 11 68 579 8 1270 Precinct 19 01 1102 1102 1490 73.96% 26 402 24 17 69 401 8 947 Precinct 20 01 684 684 836 81.82% 13 240 15 8 40 275 6 597 Precinct 21 01 763 763 994 76.76% 24 302 19 7 43 248 6 649 Precinct 24 CCC 653 653 873 74.80% 16 242 17 7 36 244 5 567 Precinct 24 PCC 8 8 11 72.73% 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 7 Precinct 26 CITY 456 456 632 72.15% 11 178 17 12 38 127 2 385 Precinct 26 NCIT 37 37 46 80.43% 0 15 0 0 5 13 0 33 Precinct 27 01 130 130 191 68.06% 1 54 3 2 14 46 1 121 Precinct 28 01 165 165 243 67.90% 1 71 6 2 21 43 0 144 Totals 12968 12968 17000 270 4937 323 172 829 4531 79 11141 Canvass Report — Election Voters — Official Yamhill County, Oregon — ||Primary Election — May 20, 2008 Page 4 of 81 03/12/2017 10:55 AM Total Number of Voters : 27,818 of 47,748 = 58.26% Precincts Reporting 25 of 25 = 100.00% United States Senator Republican - ||Republican Precinct Election Total Registered Percent Ballots Ballots Voters Turnout Cast Cast Totals Write-Ins Unresolved Gordon Leitch Gordon H. Smith Precinct 1 PCC 630 630 1143 55.12% 490 85 6 581 Precinct 1 CCC 1 1 2 50.00% 1 0 0 1 Precinct 2 01 932 932 1622 57.46% 756 103 8 867 Precinct 3 01 855 855 1629 52.49% 696 101 2 799 Precinct 4 01 396 396 794 49.87% 305 58 4 367 Precinct 7 PCC 419 419 756 55.42% 318 59 8 385 Precinct 7 CCC 5 5 8 62.50% 4 1 0 5 Precinct 9 PCC 627 627 1095 57.26% 491 82 4 577 Precinct 9 CCC 50 50 91 54.95% 38 9 0 47 Precinct 10 01 340 340 624 54.49% 260 52 1 313 Precinct 12 01 689 689 1169 58.94% 515 111 0 626 Precinct 13 CCC 329 329 540 60.93% 261 39 1 301 Precinct 13 PCC 1 1 2 50.00% 0 1 0 1 Precinct 15 01 790 790 1378 57.33% 593 114 7 714 Precinct 17 01 550 550 861 63.88% 453 59 2 514 Precinct 18 01 1323 1323 1941 68.16% 1057 155 10 1222 Precinct 19 01 610 610 1040 58.65% 476 73 9 558 Precinct 20 01 653 653 1026 63.65% 469 116 4 589 Precinct 21 01 651 651 1111 58.60% 477 106 11 594 Precinct 24 CCC 621 621 1030 60.29% 456 113 7 576 Precinct 24 PCC 19 19 31 61.29% 15 3 0 18 Precinct 26 CITY 307 307 571 53.77% 228 59 5 292 Precinct 26 NCIT 19 19 39 48.72% 17 1 0 18 Precinct 27 01 85 85 188 45.21% 61 15 0 76 Precinct 28 01 135 135 267 50.56% 81 39 1 121 Totals 11037 11037 18958 8518 1554 90 10162 Canvass Report — Election Voters — Official Yamhill County, Oregon — ||Primary Election — May 20, 2008 Page 5 of 81 03/12/2017 10:55 AM Total Number of Voters : 27,818 of 47,748 = 58.26% Precincts Reporting 25 of 25 = 100.00% Representative in Congress, 1st District Democrat - ||Democrat Precinct Election Total Registered Percent Ballots Ballots Voters Turnout Cast Cast Totals Write-Ins David Wu Will Hobbs Unresolved Mark Welyczko Precinct 1 PCC 672 672 832 80.77% 92 473 30 2 597 Precinct 1 CCC 7 7 10 70.00% 2 3 2 0 7 Precinct 2 01 753 753 1016 74.11% 94 529 42 3 668 Precinct 3 01 942 942 1237 76.15% 96 668 58 1 823 Precinct 4 01 562 562 787 71.41% 63 392 46 3 504 Precinct 7 PCC 470 470 605 77.69% 52 356 12 1 421 Precinct 7 CCC 7 7 10 70.00% 0 7 0 0 7 Precinct 9 PCC 687 687 832 82.57% 105 483 24 0 612 Precinct 9 CCC 46 46 59 77.97% 8 27 3 0 38 Precinct 10 01 454 454 636 71.38% 66 315 30 2 413 Precinct 12 01 742 742 954 77.78% 101 499 58 2 660 Precinct 13 CCC 381 381 505 75.45% 44 261 29 1 335 Precinct 13 PCC 1 1 1 100.00% 0 1 0 0 1 Precinct 15 01 1140 1140 1535 74.27% 107 849 79 4 1039 Precinct 17 01 619 619 823 75.21% 78 444 44 1 567 Precinct 18 01 1487 1487 1842 80.73% 158 1127 60 2 1347 Precinct 19 01 1102 1102 1490 73.96% 126 783 83 0 992 Precinct 20 01 684 684 836 81.82% 119 468 35 2 624 Precinct 21 01 763 763 994 76.76% 107 513 62 6 688 Precinct 24 CCC 653 653 873 74.80% 104 428 47 0 579 Precinct 24 PCC 8 8 11 72.73% 1 7 0 0 8 Precinct 26 CITY 456 456 632 72.15% 61 326 24 0 411 Precinct 26 NCIT 37 37 46 80.43% 10 21 1 0 32 Precinct 27 01 130 130 191 68.06% 17 100 6 0 123 Precinct 28 01 165 165 243 67.90% 23 114 8 1 146 Totals 12968 12968 17000 1634 9194 783 31 11642 Canvass Report — Election Voters — Official Yamhill County, Oregon — ||Primary Election — May 20, 2008 Page 6 of 81 03/12/2017 10:55 AM Total Number of Voters : 27,818 of 47,748 = 58.26% Precincts Reporting 25 of 25 = 100.00% Representative in Congress, 1st District Republican - ||Republican Precinct Election Total Registered Percent Ballots Ballots Voters Turnout Cast Cast Totals Write-Ins Chappell IV Unresolved Joel Haugen Claude William Precinct 1 PCC 630 630 1143 55.12% 275 124 7 406 Precinct 1 CCC 1 1 2 50.00% 0 0 0 0 Precinct 2 01 932 932 1622 57.46% 471 172 11 654 Precinct 3 01 855 855 1629 52.49% 367 180 12 559 Precinct 4 01 396 396 794 49.87% 177 104 5 286 Precinct 7 PCC 419 419 756 55.42% 179 92 6 277 Precinct 7 CCC 5 5 8 62.50% 1 3 0 4 Precinct 9 PCC 627 627 1095 57.26% 261 133 7 401 Precinct 9 CCC 50 50 91 54.95% 18 9 1 28 Precinct 10 01 340 340 624 54.49% 145 68 3 216 Precinct 12 01 689 689 1169 58.94% 293 128 5 426 Precinct 13 CCC 329 329 540 60.93% 151 62 0 213 Precinct 13 PCC 1 1 2 50.00% 1 0 0 1 Precinct 15 01 790 790 1378 57.33% 341 173 9 523 Precinct 17 01 550 550 861 63.88% 233
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  • Women in the Governor's Mansion: Breaking the Barrier to Competition

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    University of South Carolina Scholar Commons Theses and Dissertations Summer 2019 Women in the Governor's Mansion: Breaking the Barrier to Competition Helen Adair King Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarcommons.sc.edu/etd Part of the Political Science Commons Recommended Citation King, H. A.(2019). Women in the Governor's Mansion: Breaking the Barrier to Competition. (Doctoral dissertation). Retrieved from https://scholarcommons.sc.edu/etd/5478 This Open Access Dissertation is brought to you by Scholar Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Theses and Dissertations by an authorized administrator of Scholar Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. WOMEN IN THE GOVERNOR’S MANSION: BREAKING THE BARRIER TO COMPETITION by Helen Adair King Bachelor of Arts Wake Forest University, 2003 Master of Public Administration University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 2007 Master of Arts University of South Carolina, 2014 Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements For the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science College of Arts and Sciences University of South Carolina 2019 Accepted by: David Darmofal, Major Professor Todd Shaw, Committee Member Marjorie J. Spruill, Committee Member Laura R. Woliver, Committee Member Cheryl L. Addy, Vice Provost and Dean of the Graduate School © Copyright by Helen Adair King, 2019 All Rights Reserved. ii DEDICATION This dissertation is dedicated to my sons, Austin and Blake. iii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to formally acknowledge the members of my dissertation committee: Dr. David Darmofal, Dr. Todd Shaw, Dr. Marjorie Spruill and Dr. Laura Woliver. I deeply appreciate their time and dedication to this dissertation.