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May 18Th, 2010 Official Election Results by Precinct Page 1 of 52 PRECINCT REPORT Hood River County, Oregon Run Date:06/07/10 Primary Election RUN TIME:02:12 PM May 18, 2010 STATISTICS 0001 1 VOTES PERCENT REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 0 REGISTERED VOTERS - Democrat . 0 REGISTERED VOTERS - Republican . 0 REGISTERED VOTERS - NONPARTISAN . 0 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 766 BALLOTS CAST - Democrat. 420 54.83 BALLOTS CAST - Republican . 166 21.67 BALLOTS CAST - NONPARTISAN. 180 23.50 ********** (Democrat) ********** United States Senator Vote For 1 Pavel Goberman. 8 2.16 Loren Hooker . 20 5.39 Ron Wyden . 343 92.45 WRITE-IN. 0 Representative District 2 Vote For 1 Joyce B Segers. 217 98.64 WRITE-IN. 3 1.36 Governor Vote For 1 Roger Obrist . 7 1.89 John Kitzhaber. 256 69.00 Bill Bradbury . 103 27.76 WRITE-IN. 5 1.35 State Treasurer Vote For 1 Rick Metsger . 176 53.82 Ted Wheeler. 150 45.87 WRITE-IN. 1 .31 State Senator District 26 Vote For 1 Brent Barton . 241 98.77 WRITE-IN. 3 1.23 State Representative District 52 Vote For 1 Suzanne VanOrman . 286 98.62 WRITE-IN. 4 1.38 file://C:\Documents and Settings\brianb\Desktop\2Precinct.html 6/7/2010 Page 2 of 52 Precinct Committeeperson--Male 1 (Prec-0001) Vote For 3 Robert Bart. 192 94.12 WRITE-IN. 12 5.88 Precinct Committeeperson--Female 1 (Prec-0001) Vote For 3 Sharon Guidera. 174 52.25 Susan Denzer Debonis. 154 46.25 WRITE-IN. 5 1.50 ********** (Republican) ********** United States Senator Vote For 1 Tom Stutzman . 12 10.71 Robin S Parker. 8 7.14 Loren Later. 11 9.82 G Shane Dinkel. 9 8.04 Jim Huffman. 51 45.54 Walter H Woodland. 2 1.79 Keith Waldron . 17 15.18 WRITE-IN. 2 1.79 Representative District 2 Vote For 1 Greg Walden. 152 99.35 WRITE-IN. 1 .65 Governor Vote For 1 Bill Sizemore . 13 8.50 John Lim. 20 13.07 Darren Karr. 0 Clark Colvin . 0 William Ames Curtright . 2 1.31 Chris Dudley . 68 44.44 Bob Forthan. 1 .65 Allen Alley. 41 26.80 Rex O Watkins . 5 3.27 WRITE-IN. 3 1.96 State Treasurer Vote For 1 Chris Telfer . 114 98.28 WRITE-IN. 2 1.72 State Senator District 26 Vote For 1 Chuck Thomsen . 126 98.44 WRITE-IN. 2 1.56 State Representative District 52 Vote For 1 file://C:\Documents and Settings\brianb\Desktop\2Precinct.html 6/7/2010 Page 3 of 52 Mark Johnson . 124 99.20 WRITE-IN. 1 .80 Precinct Committeeperson--Male 1 (Prec-0001) Vote For 3 Charles C Haynie . 97 55.43 Alan Winans. 77 44.00 WRITE-IN. 1 .57 Precinct Committeeperson--Female 1 (Prec-0001) Vote For 3 Robin Young. 81 49.09 Bobbi Reisner . 81 49.09 WRITE-IN. 3 1.82 ********** (NONPARTISAN) ********** Superintendent of Public Instruction Vote For 1 Susan Castillo. 313 57.75 Ron Maurer . 228 42.07 WRITE-IN. 1 .18 Judge of the Supreme Court, Pos. 5 Vote For 1 Jack L Landau . 308 74.22 Allan J Arlow . 105 25.30 WRITE-IN. 2 .48 Judge of the Supreme Court, Pos. 4 Vote For 1 Rives Kistler . 360 99.72 WRITE-IN. 1 .28 Judge of the Court of Appeals, Pos. 3 Vote For 1 Darleen Ortega. 367 99.73 WRITE-IN. 1 .27 Judge of the Court of Appeals, Pos. 7 Vote For 1 Robert Wollheim . 338 99.71 WRITE-IN. 1 .29 Judge of the Circuit Court, Dst. 7,Pos 2 Vote For 1 Janet Stauffer. 301 53.46 Thomas C Peachey . 262 46.54 WRITE-IN. 0 Judge of the Circuit Court, Dst. 7,Pos 1 Vote For 1 Donald W Hull . 449 98.46 file://C:\Documents and Settings\brianb\Desktop\2Precinct.html 6/7/2010 Page 4 of 52 WRITE-IN. 7 1.54 Judge of the Circuit Court, Dst. 7,Pos 3 Vote For 1 Paul G Crowley. 479 98.97 WRITE-IN. 5 1.03 Judge of the Circuit Court, Dst. 7,Pos4 Vote For 1 John A Wolf. 360 98.90 WRITE-IN. 4 1.10 Board of Commissioners--Chairperson Vote For 1 Ron Rivers . 412 95.81 WRITE-IN. 18 4.19 Library Board Member HOOD RIVER COUNTY Vote For 3 Michael Schock. 198 16.22 Paul Blackburn. 304 24.90 Margaret M Euwer . 260 21.29 George W Earley . 104 8.52 Paul Romans. 84 6.88 Anne Holmstrom. 259 21.21 WRITE-IN. 12 .98 Library Board Member HOOD RIVER COUNTY Vote For 2 Deborah M Phillips . 369 51.75 Glenn Harris . 338 47.41 WRITE-IN. 6 .84 State Measure 68 Vote For 1 Yes . 500 74.18 No. 174 25.82 State Measure 69 Vote For 1 Yes . 547 81.76 No. 122 18.24 14-37 Vote For 1 Yes . 465 62.17 No. 283 37.83 PRECINCT REPORT Hood River County, Oregon Run Date:06/07/10 Primary Election RUN TIME:02:12 PM May 18, 2010 STATISTICS file://C:\Documents and Settings\brianb\Desktop\2Precinct.html 6/7/2010 Page 5 of 52 0002 2 VOTES PERCENT REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 0 REGISTERED VOTERS - Democrat . 0 REGISTERED VOTERS - Republican . 0 REGISTERED VOTERS - NONPARTISAN . 0 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 940 BALLOTS CAST - Democrat. 497 52.87 BALLOTS CAST - Republican . 228 24.26 BALLOTS CAST - NONPARTISAN. 215 22.87 ********** (Democrat) ********** United States Senator Vote For 1 Pavel Goberman. 13 2.83 Loren Hooker . 31 6.75 Ron Wyden . 413 89.98 WRITE-IN. 2 .44 Representative District 2 Vote For 1 Joyce B Segers. 277 98.58 WRITE-IN. 4 1.42 Governor Vote For 1 Roger Obrist . 16 3.43 John Kitzhaber. 310 66.52 Bill Bradbury . 138 29.61 WRITE-IN. 2 .43 State Treasurer Vote For 1 Rick Metsger . 239 55.97 Ted Wheeler. 186 43.56 WRITE-IN. 2 .47 State Senator District 26 Vote For 1 Brent Barton . 299 99.01 WRITE-IN. 3 .99 State Representative District 52 Vote For 1 Suzanne VanOrman . 347 98.58 WRITE-IN. 5 1.42 Precinct Committeeperson--Male 2 (Prec-0002) Vote For 3 NO CANDIDATE FILED . 0 WRITE-IN. 11 100.00 file://C:\Documents and Settings\brianb\Desktop\2Precinct.html 6/7/2010 Page 6 of 52 Precinct Committeeperson--Female 2 (Prec-0002) Vote For 3 Meredith Meskin . 185 47.93 Elizabeth Whelan . 199 51.55 WRITE-IN. 2 .52 ********** (Republican) ********** United States Senator Vote For 1 Tom Stutzman . 21 13.91 Robin S Parker. 14 9.27 Loren Later. 8 5.30 G Shane Dinkel. 28 18.54 Jim Huffman. 60 39.74 Walter H Woodland. 1 .66 Keith Waldron . 18 11.92 WRITE-IN. 1 .66 Representative District 2 Vote For 1 Greg Walden. 200 100.00 WRITE-IN. 0 Governor Vote For 1 Bill Sizemore . 9 4.33 John Lim. 36 17.31 Darren Karr. 0 Clark Colvin . 1 .48 William Ames Curtright . 13 6.25 Chris Dudley . 89 42.79 Bob Forthan. 3 1.44 Allen Alley. 49 23.56 Rex O Watkins . 7 3.37 WRITE-IN. 1 .48 State Treasurer Vote For 1 Chris Telfer . 152 99.35 WRITE-IN. 1 .65 State Senator District 26 Vote For 1 Chuck Thomsen . 165 100.00 WRITE-IN. 0 State Representative District 52 Vote For 1 Mark Johnson . 174 100.00 WRITE-IN. 0 Precinct Committeeperson--Male 2 (Prec-0002) file://C:\Documents and Settings\brianb\Desktop\2Precinct.html 6/7/2010 Page 7 of 52 Vote For 3 Gary M Hornbeck . 142 99.30 WRITE-IN. 1 .70 Precinct Committeeperson--Female 2 (Prec-0002) Vote For 3 Eva Swain . 126 96.92 WRITE-IN. 4 3.08 ********** (NONPARTISAN) ********** Superintendent of Public Instruction Vote For 1 Susan Castillo. 387 55.92 Ron Maurer . 304 43.93 WRITE-IN. 1 .14 Judge of the Supreme Court, Pos. 5 Vote For 1 Jack L Landau . 368 71.46 Allan J Arlow . 146 28.35 WRITE-IN. 1 .19 Judge of the Supreme Court, Pos. 4 Vote For 1 Rives Kistler . 455 99.34 WRITE-IN. 3 .66 Judge of the Court of Appeals, Pos. 3 Vote For 1 Darleen Ortega. 454 99.13 WRITE-IN. 4 .87 Judge of the Court of Appeals, Pos. 7 Vote For 1 Robert Wollheim . 433 99.31 WRITE-IN. 3 .69 Judge of the Circuit Court, Dst. 7,Pos 2 Vote For 1 Janet Stauffer. 384 52.39 Thomas C Peachey . 348 47.48 WRITE-IN. 1 .14 Judge of the Circuit Court, Dst. 7,Pos 1 Vote For 1 Donald W Hull . 585 99.32 WRITE-IN. 4 .68 Judge of the Circuit Court, Dst. 7,Pos 3 Vote For 1 Paul G Crowley. 596 99.17 WRITE-IN. 5 .83 file://C:\Documents and Settings\brianb\Desktop\2Precinct.html 6/7/2010 Page 8 of 52 Judge of the Circuit Court, Dst. 7,Pos4 Vote For 1 John A Wolf. 468 98.94 WRITE-IN. 5 1.06 Board of Commissioners--Chairperson Vote For 1 Ron Rivers . 552 98.40 WRITE-IN. 9 1.60 Commissioner, District 1 Vote For 1 Barbara C Briggs . 240 98.36 WRITE-IN. 4 1.64 Library Board Member HOOD RIVER COUNTY Vote For 3 Michael Schock. 238 16.06 Paul Blackburn. 357 24.09 Margaret M Euwer . 339 22.87 George W Earley . 97 6.55 Paul Romans. 100 6.75 Anne Holmstrom. 340 22.94 WRITE-IN. 11 .74 Library Board Member HOOD RIVER COUNTY Vote For 2 Deborah M Phillips . 450 52.14 Glenn Harris . 406 47.05 WRITE-IN.
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