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2006 Primary Abstract Official Results 2006 Primary Election June 13, 2006 ille Fire Hall Fire ille ckson Community Center Candidates Totals 1101 Clara Barton School 1102 Agassiz Jr High School 1103 South High School 1104 Lewis & Clark School 1105 ND Job Service 1301 Westside Elem School 1302 Eastwood Elem School 1303 West Fargo City Hall 1304 Veterans Memorial Arena 1305 Holy Cross Church 2001 Page - Dist 20 2002 Northern Cass PSD 2101 Hawthorne Elem School 2102 Fargo High Rise 2103 Bethany Homes 2104 Jefferson Elem School 2105 Madison Elem School 2106 Woodrow Wilson School 2201 Page - Dist 22 2202 Arthur Community Hall 2203 Buffalo Community Center 2204 Argusv 2205 Casselton Community Center 2206 Mapleton Community Center 2207 Reed TWP/West Fargo 2208 Leonard Senior Center 2209 Kindred City Hall 2210 Shiloh Evangelical 2211 Horace Senior Center 2212 Hi 2701 Cashwise Foods 2702 West Acres - Sears Wing 2703 Red River Church 2704 West Acres - JC Penney 2705 Southwest Hockey Arena 2706 Riverview Place 4101 Crossroads Center 4102 Metropolitan Baptist 4103 Bethel Evangelical 4104 First Assembly of God 4105 Centennial Elem School 4401 Roosevelt Elem School 4402 Horace Mann Elem School 4403 Washington Elem School 4404 Messiah Lutheran Church 4405 New Horizons Manor 4406 Longfellow Elem School 4501 Peace Lutheran Church 4502 NDSU Memorial Union 4503 McKinley Elem School 4504 Cardinal Muench Seminary 4506 Harwood Community Center 4601 Lincoln Elem School 4602 Happy Joes Pizza Parlor 4603 Rheault Farms 4604 Eagles Kindergarten Center 4605 Gethsemane Episcopal 4606 Discovery School Republican Party Primary Dwight Grotberg 8483 320 79 165 292 132 126 81 52 118 108 27 55 128 76 111 102 65 94 29 100 64 63 304 88 8 35 77 61 116 63 74 97 45 110 187 131 193 113 386 306 244 128 263 183 335 95 264 191 6 274 292 77 260 130 106 264 237 353 United States Senator Scattered Write-Ins 30 0 050110000001010010100110000000000200000202001210000101212 Matt Mechtel 8433 316 78 164 291 133 124 81 54 118 106 29 55 129 75 111 102 63 93 29 97 60 63 308 89 8 35 77 60 116 63 72 94 43 110 188 126 194 113 383 306 241 124 265 179 333 93 264 190 6 271 288 77 253 131 106 269 236 351 Representative in Congress Scattered Write-Ins 21 0 040100000000100010000110000000000000110201001110000110101 Daniel Narloch 980 317 77 168 286 132 State Senator 11th District Scattered Write-Ins 1 0 0001 Judy Lee 508 129 89 57 119 114 State Senator 13th District Scattered Write-Ins 1 0 0 1 0 0 David Humphrey 586 136 76 115 101 61 97 State Senator 21st District Scattered Write-Ins 2 0 10100 State Senator 27th District Richard L Brown 640 74 94 43 111 188 130 State Senator 41st District Tony Grindberg 1287 205 114 400 316 252 John O Syverson 841 190 6 281 290 74 State Senator 45th District Scattered Write-Ins 1 10000 Kellie Aldrich 864 295 71 140 238 120 House of Representatives 11th District Zach Heuer 822 263 63 143 247 106 Scattered Write-Ins 3 0 0012 Alon (Al) Wieland 448 115 80 48 102 103 House of Representatives 13th District Kim Koppelman 483 123 84 56 112 108 Scattered Write-Ins 3 1 0 0 1 1 Rachael Disrud 494 120 57 95 89 52 81 House of Representatives 21st District Sally M Sandvig 513 111 70 104 86 56 86 Scattered Write-Ins 4 0 20110 Randy G Boehning 531 60 78 39 92 149 113 House of Representatives 27th District Ron Iverson 575 70 84 34 99 175 113 Al Carlson 1178 193 102 374 274 235 House of Representatives 41st District Bette B Grande 1029 169 91 306 261 202 Scattered Write-Ins 2 02000 LeRoy G Bernstein 706 165 5 236 242 58 House of Representatives 45th District Rick Berg 820 189 6 255 297 73 Scattered Write-Ins 1 10000 Alvin A (Al) Jaeger 8727 329 75 169 297 133 132 89 56 120 114 25 58 130 76 117 101 62 98 28 99 67 63 312 91 8 36 81 61 117 65 76 94 43 112 192 133 209 117 401 314 250 131 266 183 358 103 275 197 7 287 294 80 271 134 108 275 238 370 Secretary of State Scattered Write-Ins 5 0 000000000001000100000100000000000000000001000000010000000 Wayne Stenehjem 8814 326 76 172 299 137 134 88 57 121 115 27 59 132 78 119 102 65 98 29 103 69 65 313 89 8 39 82 62 117 65 76 95 44 112 194 136 209 115 404 316 254 135 276 188 357 106 277 195 6 289 295 79 271 137 110 277 245 370 Attorney General Scattered Write-Ins 10 0 000000000001100010000200000000000100000002000000000000101 Doug Goehring 8551 321 75 168 288 134 127 89 55 118 113 27 59 130 76 117 100 63 94 29 98 63 62 307 89 8 36 81 61 118 64 74 93 43 110 187 128 205 113 392 304 244 123 269 181 345 99 264 194 7 279 291 78 258 133 107 264 238 358 Commissioner of Agriculture Scattered Write-Ins 9 0 001100000000100000100100000000000001000000000100000000200 Tony Clark 8596 324 76 170 292 133 130 89 57 117 111 27 55 126 74 117 101 61 95 28 99 65 63 307 89 8 36 81 62 114 65 74 93 43 111 189 130 198 114 392 310 245 127 271 183 358 102 276 195 6 274 292 78 263 132 105 269 235 359 Public Service Commissioner Scattered Write-Ins 10 0 000100010000100100000100100000000000000000010000000100011 Cory Fong 8484 322 77 170 288 132 130 86 56 117 110 27 55 126 74 116 99 61 95 28 100 63 63 304 89 8 35 81 62 114 64 72 91 43 110 186 128 192 110 388 305 244 125 262 177 344 98 265 192 7 271 290 77 255 132 106 265 234 363 Tax Commissioner Scattered Write-Ins 14 0 000100011000101100000100000000000011010000000110000000101 1 of 10 Official Results 2006 Primary Election June 13, 2006 ille Fire Hall Fire ille ckson Community Center Candidates Totals 1101 Clara Barton School 1102 Agassiz Jr High School 1103 South High School 1104 Lewis & Clark School 1105 ND Job Service 1301 Westside Elem School 1302 Eastwood Elem School 1303 West Fargo City Hall 1304 Veterans Memorial Arena 1305 Holy Cross Church 2001 Page - Dist 20 2002 Northern Cass PSD 2101 Hawthorne Elem School 2102 Fargo High Rise 2103 Bethany Homes 2104 Jefferson Elem School 2105 Madison Elem School 2106 Woodrow Wilson School 2201 Page - Dist 22 2202 Arthur Community Hall 2203 Buffalo Community Center 2204 Argusv 2205 Casselton Community Center 2206 Mapleton Community Center 2207 Reed TWP/West Fargo 2208 Leonard Senior Center 2209 Kindred City Hall 2210 Shiloh Evangelical 2211 Horace Senior Center 2212 Hi 2701 Cashwise Foods 2702 West Acres - Sears Wing 2703 Red River Church 2704 West Acres - JC Penney 2705 Southwest Hockey Arena 2706 Riverview Place 4101 Crossroads Center 4102 Metropolitan Baptist 4103 Bethel Evangelical 4104 First Assembly of God 4105 Centennial Elem School 4401 Roosevelt Elem School 4402 Horace Mann Elem School 4403 Washington Elem School 4404 Messiah Lutheran Church 4405 New Horizons Manor 4406 Longfellow Elem School 4501 Peace Lutheran Church 4502 NDSU Memorial Union 4503 McKinley Elem School 4504 Cardinal Muench Seminary 4506 Harwood Community Center 4601 Lincoln Elem School 4602 Happy Joes Pizza Parlor 4603 Rheault Farms 4604 Eagles Kindergarten Center 4605 Gethsemane Episcopal 4606 Discovery School Democratic - NPL Party Primary Kent Conrad 12765 494 260 388 480 187 158 145 101 137 107 35 101 273 177 285 244 194 147 13 135 117 79 542 100 23 76 116 61 188 36 119 217 87 216 249 155 206 221 390 375 215 267 491 359 452 196 290 296 14 412 341 129 291 222 230 330 255 341 United States Senator Scattered Write-Ins 20 1 011000001001010000010000000000101000000012201000100021010 Earl Pomeroy 12579 488 257 381 470 183 157 142 98 136 106 35 99 271 175 278 242 192 149 13 128 115 78 539 97 23 76 113 61 189 35 117 214 87 216 246 158 196 217 385 369 207 261 488 356 444 196 286 292 11 404 338 128 278 219 230 322 254 334 Representative in Congress Scattered Write-Ins 19 0 011200100000020000010000000010100001000000010010100031010 Tim Mathern 1694 458 242 364 449 181 State Senator 11th District Scattered Write-Ins 4 0 1120 John Fleming 576 145 125 91 120 95 State Senator 13th District Scattered Write-Ins 1 0 0 1 0 0 Carolyn Nelson 1228 252 164 260 231 177 144 State Senator 21st District Scattered Write-Ins 3 0 11010 Jim Pomeroy 946 105 197 81 194 227 142 State Senator 27th District Scattered Write-Ins 2 010001 State Senator 41st District Scattered Write-Ins 91 12 13 14 32 20 Tom Fiebiger 1068 271 6 365 310 116 State Senator 45th District Scattered Write-Ins 3 00111 Mary Ekstrom 1498 413 229 315 381 160 House of Representatives 11th District Scot Kelsh 1404 378 197 302 381 146 Scattered Write-Ins 5 2 1200 Jackie Brodshaug 559 140 122 89 115 93 House of Representatives 13th District Zac Ista 487 115 111 70 109 82 Scattered Write-Ins 1 1 0 0 0 0 Steve Zaiser 1043 221 138 205 200 150 129 House of Representatives 21st District Jasper Schneider 996 201 138 208 201 135 113 Scattered Write-Ins 7 0 13111 Lee Myxter 901 103 184 74 187 218 135 House of Representatives 27th District Michael Lochow (Write-In) 70 9121016518 Scattered Write-Ins 11 23 321 House of Representatives 41st District Scattered Write-Ins 90 712163520 Ed Gruchalla 908 222 6 320 262 98 House of Representatives 45th District Barry N Nelson 938 239 5 313 280 101 Scattered Write-Ins 2 00101 Kristin Hedger 11125 428 231 345 418 173 147 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