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Final Summary Report 8-9-2016 RACINE COUNTY Official Election Results 08-09-2016 REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL 113718 113718 100.00 % BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL 26472 26472 100.00 % BALLOTS CAST - REPUBLICAN Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast BALLOTS CAST - REPUBLICAN 18342 18342 100.00 % BALLOTS CAST - DEMOCRATIC Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast BALLOTS CAST - DEMOCRATIC 7845 7845 100.00 % BALLOTS CAST - CONSTITUTION Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast BALLOTS CAST - CONSTITUTION 16 16 100.00 % BALLOTS CAST - LIBERTARIAN Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast BALLOTS CAST - LIBERTARIAN 107 107 100.00 % BALLOTS CAST - WISCONSIN GREEN Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast BALLOTS CAST - WISCONSIN GREEN 31 31 100.00 % RACINE COUNTY Party Preference Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Republican 16532 26470 62.46 % Democratic 6295 26470 23.78 % Constitution 14 26470 0.05 % Libertarian 63 26470 0.24 % Wisconsin Green 18 26470 0.07 % OVER VOTES 7 26470 0.03 % UNDER VOTES 3541 26470 13.38 % United States Senator Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Ron Johnson 15284 18357 83.26 % WRITE-IN 0 18357 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 18357 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 3073 18357 16.74 % Representative in Congress, District 1 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Paul Ryan 15214 18356 82.88 % Paul Nehlen 2666 18356 14.52 % WRITE-IN 0 18356 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 18356 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 476 18356 2.59 % State Senator, District 22 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 14 2779 0.50 % OVER VOTES 0 2779 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 2765 2779 99.50 % State Senator, District 28 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Dave Craig 1385 1793 77.24 % WRITE-IN 1 1793 0.06 % OVER VOTES 0 1793 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 407 1793 22.70 % RACINE COUNTY Representative to the Assembly, District 32 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Tyler August 138 188 73.40 % WRITE-IN 0 188 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 188 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 50 188 26.60 % Representative to the Assembly, District 62 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Thomas Weatherston 5209 6983 74.60 % WRITE-IN 0 6983 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 6983 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 1774 6983 25.40 % Representative to the Assembly, District 63 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Robin Vos 5369 6614 81.18 % WRITE-IN 0 6614 0.00 % OVER VOTES 1 6614 0.02 % UNDER VOTES 1244 6614 18.81 % Representative to the Assembly, District 64 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 10 898 1.11 % OVER VOTES 0 898 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 888 898 98.89 % Representative to the Assembly, District 66 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 4 1881 0.21 % OVER VOTES 0 1881 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 1877 1881 99.79 % RACINE COUNTY Representative to the Assembly, District 83 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Chuck Wichgers 529 1793 29.50 % Steven A. Whittow 463 1793 25.82 % Karen L. Schuh 110 1793 6.13 % Jordan Karweik 453 1793 25.26 % WRITE-IN 0 1793 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 1793 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 238 1793 13.27 % District Attorney Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Tricia Hanson 13169 18357 71.74 % WRITE-IN 0 18357 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 18357 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 5188 18357 28.26 % County Clerk Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Wendy M. Christensen 13399 18357 72.99 % WRITE-IN 0 18357 0.00 % OVER VOTES 1 18357 0.01 % UNDER VOTES 4957 18357 27.00 % County Treasurer Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Jane Nikolai 13172 18357 71.75 % WRITE-IN 0 18357 0.00 % OVER VOTES 3 18357 0.02 % UNDER VOTES 5182 18357 28.23 % Register of Deeds Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Tyson Fettes 13251 18357 72.18 % WRITE-IN 0 18357 0.00 % OVER VOTES 1 18357 0.01 % UNDER VOTES 5105 18357 27.81 % RACINE COUNTY United States Senator Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Russ Feingold 6945 7847 88.51 % Scott Harbach 482 7847 6.14 % WRITE-IN 0 7847 0.00 % OVER VOTES 2 7847 0.03 % UNDER VOTES 418 7847 5.33 % Representative in Congress, District 1 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Ryan Solen 3701 7847 47.16 % Tom Breu 2303 7847 29.35 % WRITE-IN 0 7847 0.00 % OVER VOTES 2 7847 0.03 % UNDER VOTES 1841 7847 23.46 % State Senator, District 22 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Robert W. Wirch 2008 2603 77.14 % WRITE-IN 0 2603 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 2603 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 595 2603 22.86 % State Senator, District 28 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 1 329 0.30 % OVER VOTES 0 329 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 328 329 99.70 % Representative to the Assembly, District 32 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Christine Welcher 34 50 68.00 % WRITE-IN 0 50 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 50 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 16 50 32.00 % RACINE COUNTY Representative to the Assembly, District 62 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 12 2674 0.45 % OVER VOTES 0 2674 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 2662 2674 99.55 % Representative To The Assembly, District 63 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Andy Mitchell 1624 2191 74.12 % WRITE-IN 0 2191 0.00 % OVER VOTES 2 2191 0.09 % UNDER VOTES 565 2191 25.79 % Representative to the Assembly, District 64 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Peter W. Barca 356 457 77.90 % WRITE-IN 0 457 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 457 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 101 457 22.10 % Representative to the Assembly, District 66 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Cory Mason 1693 2146 78.89 % WRITE-IN 0 2146 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 2146 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 453 2146 21.11 % Representative to the Assembly, District 83 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 329 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 329 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 329 329 100.00 % RACINE COUNTY District Attorney Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Thomas C. Binger 5346 7847 68.13 % WRITE-IN 0 7847 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 7847 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 2501 7847 31.87 % County Clerk Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 43 7853 0.55 % OVER VOTES 0 7853 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 7810 7853 99.45 % County Treasurer Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 37 7847 0.47 % OVER VOTES 0 7847 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 7810 7847 99.53 % Register of Deeds Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 39 7847 0.50 % OVER VOTES 0 7847 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 7808 7847 99.50 % United States Senator Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 2 16 12.50 % OVER VOTES 0 16 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 14 16 87.50 % Representative in Congress, District 1 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 2 16 12.50 % OVER VOTES 0 16 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 14 16 87.50 % RACINE COUNTY State Senator, District 22 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 3 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 3 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 3 3 100.00 % State Senator, District 28 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 2 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 2 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 2 2 100.00 % Representative to the Assembly, District 32 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 0 NaN OVER VOTES 0 0 NaN UNDER VOTES 0 0 NaN Representative to the Assembly, District 62 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 2 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 2 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 2 2 100.00 % Representative to the Assembly, District 63 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 1 8 12.50 % OVER VOTES 0 8 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 7 8 87.50 % Representative to the Assembly, District 64 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 0 NaN OVER VOTES 0 0 NaN UNDER VOTES 0 0 NaN RACINE COUNTY Representative to the Assembly, District 66 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 3 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 3 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 3 3 100.00 % Representative to the Assembly, District 83 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 2 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 2 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 2 2 100.00 % District Attorney Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 1 16 6.25 % OVER VOTES 0 16 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 15 16 93.75 % County Clerk Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 1 16 6.25 % OVER VOTES 0 16 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 15 16 93.75 % County Treasurer Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 1 16 6.25 % OVER VOTES 0 16 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 15 16 93.75 % Register of Deeds Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 1 16 6.25 % OVER VOTES 0 16 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 15 16 93.75 % RACINE COUNTY United States Senator Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Phillip N. Anderson 75 107 70.09 % WRITE-IN 0 107 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 107 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 32 107 29.91 % Representative in Congress, District 1 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast Jason Lebeck 73 107 68.22 % WRITE-IN 0 107 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 107 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 34 107 31.78 % State Senator, District 22 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 29 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 29 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 29 29 100.00 % State Senator, District 28 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 7 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 7 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 7 7 100.00 % Representative to the Assembly, District 32 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 1 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 1 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 1 1 100.00 % Representative to the Assembly, District 62 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 36 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 36 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 36 36 100.00 % RACINE COUNTY Representative to the Assembly, District 63 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 34 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 34 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 34 34 100.00 % Representative to the Assembly, District 64 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 3 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 3 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 3 3 100.00 % Representative to the Assembly, District 66 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast George Meyers 20 26 76.92 % WRITE-IN 0 26 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 26 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 6 26 23.08 % Representative to the Assembly, District 83 Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 7 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 7 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 7 7 100.00 % District Attorney Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 107 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 107 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 107 107 100.00 % County Clerk Votes Votes Cast % of Votes Cast WRITE-IN 0 107 0.00 % OVER VOTES 0 107 0.00 % UNDER VOTES 107 107 100.00 % RACINE COUNTY County Treasurer Votes Votes Cast % of
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