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Page 1 of 3 2/8/2011 File://E:\2010\10PARWAS.Html Page 1 of 3 SUMMARY REPORT 2010 Preferential Primary OFFICIAL RESULTS Run Date:02/08/11 Washington County, AR RUN TIME:10:34 AM May 18, 2010 STATISTICS VOTES PERCENT PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 123). 122 99.19 REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . 98,434 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 24,695 BALLOTS CAST - DEMOCRATIC PARTY . 11,540 46.73 BALLOTS CAST - REPUBLICAN PARTY . 12,971 52.52 BALLOTS CAST - NONPARTISAN. 184 .75 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 25.09 ********** (DEMOCRATIC PARTY) ********** U.S. SENATE Vote for 1 Bill Halter. 4,867 42.40 DC Morrison. 594 5.17 Blanche Lambert Lincoln. 6,019 52.43 SECRETARY OF STATE Vote for 1 Doris Tate . 2,366 24.26 County Clerk Pat O'Brian . 5,014 51.41 Mark Wilcox. 2,373 24.33 COMMISSIONER OF STATE LANDS Vote for 1 Monty Davenport . 4,143 45.51 Mike Berg . 1,701 18.69 LJ Bryant . 3,259 35.80 STATE REP. DISTRICT 92 Vote for 1 Greg Leding. 1,155 61.21 Bill Ramsey. 732 38.79 CONSTABLE DISTRICT 1 Vote for 1 Richard Green . 484 74.23 Gregory A. Grinder . 168 25.77 CONSTABLE DISTRICT 11 Vote for 1 Thomas F. Sharp . 276 32.36 Dennis Ledbetter . 577 67.64 UNOPPOSED DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES Vote for 1 FOR ALL . 9,745 100.00 ********** (REPUBLICAN PARTY) ********** U.S. SENATE Vote for 1 Curtis Coleman. 525 4.08 John Boozman . 8,295 64.54 file://E:\2010\10PARWAS.html 2/8/2011 Page 2 of 3 Senator Kim Hendren . 410 3.19 Senator Gilbert Baker . 555 4.32 Fred Ramey . 67 .52 Conrad Reynolds . 295 2.30 Randy Alexander . 412 3.21 Jim Holt. 2,294 17.85 U.S. REP IN CONGRESS Vote for 1 Senator Cecile Bledsoe . 1,282 10.05 Bernie Skoch . 2,216 17.38 Steve Lowry. 585 4.59 Judge Mike Moore . 462 3.62 Mayor Steve Womack . 4,338 34.02 Kurt Maddox. 1,202 9.43 Gunner DeLay . 927 7.27 Doug Matayo. 1,740 13.64 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for 1 Mark Darr . 6,559 62.04 Donnie Copeland . 4,014 37.96 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DISTRICT 11 Vote for 1 Gail Biswell True. 426 36.22 Mary Ann Spears . 750 63.78 CONSTABLE DISTRICT 1 Vote for 1 Jack Avery . 620 54.63 Bret Hagan . 515 45.37 CONSTABLE DISTRICT 12 Vote for 1 Charlie Brooks. 531 59.07 Jim Renfrow. 368 40.93 UNOPPOSED REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES Vote for 1 FOR ALL . 10,832 100.00 ********** (NONPARTISAN) ********** STATE SUPREME COURT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE PO Vote for 1 Courtney Henry. 15,012 66.02 Judge John Fogleman . 7,728 33.98 STATE SUPREME COURT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE PO Vote for 1 Karen Baker. 12,288 57.91 Evelyn Moorehead . 1,950 9.19 Judge Tim Fox . 6,982 32.90 CIRCUIT JUDGE DIVISION 5 Vote for 1 Beth Storey Bryan. 15,410 68.82 Marsha (Marti) Woodruff. 6,981 31.18 file://E:\2010\10PARWAS.html 2/8/2011 Page 3 of 3 CIRCUIT JUDGE DIVISION 7 Vote for 1 Gary Carson. 4,963 22.67 Judge Joanna Taylor . 7,458 34.07 Charles M. Duell . 3,653 16.69 Steve Zega . 5,817 26.57 UNOPPOSED NONPARTISAN CANDIDATES Vote for 1 FOR . 18,137 100.00 Fayetteville Special Election Vote for 1 FOR proposed Ordinance No. 5305 . 7,539 81.18 AGAINST proposed Ordinance No. 530 . 1,748 18.82 1% Sales and Use Tax FARMINGTON SPECIAL Vote for 1 FOR . 641 51.57 AGAINST . 602 48.43 Park and Recreational Improvement Bonds FARMINGTON SPECIAL Vote for 1 FOR . 678 54.59 AGAINST . 564 45.41 file://E:\2010\10PARWAS.html 2/8/2011.
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