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2016 General Primary Write-Ins 2016 General Primary Election Official Write-In Results Precinct Precinct Name Party Office Candidate Votes Number BELLEFONTE 171ST - 01 DEM BENNINGHOF 1 NORTH REPRESENTATIVE IN GA BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 01 REP HOSTERMAN, TROY 1 NORTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 01 REP JOYCE HAAS 1 NORTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE 01 DEM AUDITOR GENERAL ANTHONY EDMONDSON 1 NORTH BELLEFONTE 01 REP CONGRESS - 5TH JOHN ADAMS 1 NORTH BELLEFONTE 01 REP CONGRESS - 5TH MICKEY MOUSE 1 NORTH BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 01 DEM ASH KHARE 1 NORTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 01 DEM C. ARNOLD MCCLURE 1 NORTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 01 DEM JAMES KLEIN 1 NORTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 01 REP WILL REED 1 NORTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE 01 DEM PRESIDENT BEN CARSON 1 NORTH BELLEFONTE 01 DEM PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP 1 NORTH BELLEFONTE 01 DEM PRESIDENT TED CRUZ 1 NORTH BELLEFONTE 01 DEM STATE TREASURER RICHARD FORNICOLA 1 NORTH BELLEFONTE 01 REP STATE TREASURER RICH FORICOLA 1 NORTH BELLEFONTE 01 REP US SENATOR STEVEN HAIR 1 NORTH 171ST - 02 BELLEFONTE NE DEM KERRY BENNINGHOFF 2 REPRESENTATIVE IN GA 171ST - 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP GERALD RETIZ 1 REPRESENTATIVE IN GA ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP BARRY CASPER 1 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP DREW CURTIN 1 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP GERALD RETIZ 1 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP JAMES KLENE 1 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP JIM WORTHINGTON 1 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP JOE SACCO 1 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP JOYCE C. HAAS 1 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP KHARE 1 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP MARK DEPLATO 1 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP SCOTT SCHREFFLER 1 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP STEVEN MILLER 1 CONVENTION 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP CONGRESS - 5TH CHRIS KEEN 1 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP CONGRESS - 5TH H. SCOTT CONKLIN 1 DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 02 BELLEFONTE NE DEM WILL 1 CONVENTION 02 BELLEFONTE NE DEM PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP 5 02 BELLEFONTE NE DEM PRESIDENT JOHN KRISCH 1 02 BELLEFONTE NE REP US SENATOR 2A 1 BELLEFONTE 171ST - 03 DEM BENNINGHOFF 1 SOUTH REPRESENTATIVE IN GA BELLEFONTE 171ST - 03 REP STEPHANIE BOROWICZ 1 SOUTH REPRESENTATIVE IN GA BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 03 REP ASH KHARE 1 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 03 REP BRUCE HAUPT 1 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 03 REP C. ARNOLD MCCLURE 1 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 03 REP JAIME B JOLLEY 1 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 03 REP JOYCE C. HAAS 1 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 03 REP JOYCE HAAS 1 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 03 REP RENE SHAFER 2 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 03 REP RICHARD S HOFFMAN 1 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 03 REP SCOTT SCHREFFLER 2 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 03 REP SHEILA STERRETT 1 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 03 REP WILLIAM E. O'DONALD 1 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE 03 DEM ATTORNEY GENERAL TERANCE MONDY 1 SOUTH BELLEFONTE 03 REP AUDITOR GENERAL RANDY NEIDICH 1 SOUTH BELLEFONTE 03 DEM CONGRESS - 5TH KERRY BENNINGHOFF 1 SOUTH BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 03 DEM TERANCE MONDY 1 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 03 REP MICHAEL MERLINO 1 SOUTH CONVENTION BELLEFONTE 03 DEM PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP 2 SOUTH BELLEFONTE 03 DEM STATE TREASURER TIM LUKAS 1 SOUTH BELLEFONTE 03 REP STATE TREASURER RICH FORNICOLA 1 SOUTH 171ST - 04 BELLEFONTE SE REP BLANK 1 REPRESENTATIVE IN GA 04 BELLEFONTE SE DEM ATTORNEY GENERAL FINN MCCOOL 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE REP ATTORNEY GENERAL BLANK 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE DEM AUDITOR GENERAL TINA LUCAS 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE REP AUDITOR GENERAL BLANK 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE DEM CONGRESS - 5TH G.T. THOMPSON 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE REP CONGRESS - 5TH BLANK 1 DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 04 BELLEFONTE SE DEM FINN MCCOOL 1 CONVENTION DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 04 BELLEFONTE SE REP H. SCOTT CONKLIN 1 CONVENTION 04 BELLEFONTE SE DEM PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP 3 04 BELLEFONTE SE DEM PRESIDENT JOHN R. KASICH 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE DEM PRESIDENT TRUMP 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE REP PRESIDENT HILLARY CLYNTON 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE DEM STATE TREASURER TINA LUCAS 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE REP STATE TREASURER BLANK 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE DEM US SENATOR FINN MCCOOL 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE REP US SENATOR 2A 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE REP US SENATOR BLANK 1 04 BELLEFONTE SE REP US SENATOR JOHN FETTERMAN 1 BELLEFONTE 171ST - 05 DEM SCOTT CONKLIN 1 WEST REPRESENTATIVE IN GA BELLEFONTE 171ST - 05 REP DONALD J. TRUMP 1 WEST REPRESENTATIVE IN GA BELLEFONTE 171ST - 05 REP JOE PERRY 1 WEST REPRESENTATIVE IN GA BELLEFONTE 171ST - 05 REP NICOLE ECKLEY 1 WEST REPRESENTATIVE IN GA BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 05 REP ASH KHARS 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 05 REP BARRY KROEKER 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 05 REP BUGS BUNNY 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 05 REP JAMES KLEIN 3 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 05 REP JETHRO GIBBS 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 05 REP JUSTIN BEAVER 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 05 REP LYLE STEWART 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 05 REP RICK CHURA 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 05 REP SCOTT SCHREFFLER 2 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE 05 DEM ATTORNEY GENERAL CANDICE MILLER 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 DEM ATTORNEY GENERAL KATHLEEN KANE 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP ATTORNEY GENERAL ELMER FUDD 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP ATTORNEY GENERAL JEREMIAH WEBER 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP ATTORNEY GENERAL JOSH SHAPIRO 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP ATTORNEY GENERAL PRINCE 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP ATTORNEY GENERAL RON WITMER 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 DEM AUDITOR GENERAL CTHULHU 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP AUDITOR GENERAL AXL ROSE 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP AUDITOR GENERAL DONALD DUCK 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP AUDITOR GENERAL ERIC TRESSLER 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP AUDITOR GENERAL JIM BROWN 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 DEM CONGRESS - 5TH JOHN DAY 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 DEM CONGRESS - 5TH SCOTT CONKLIN 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP CONGRESS - 5TH DAVID M. MYERS 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP CONGRESS - 5TH DONALD J. TRUMP 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP CONGRESS - 5TH FRANKIE BALLARD 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP CONGRESS - 5TH JOANN TOTI-VASEY 1 WEST BELLEFONTE KERITH STRENO 05 REP CONGRESS - 5TH 1 WEST TAYLOR BELLEFONTE 05 REP CONGRESS - 5TH NICOLE ECKLEY 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP CONGRESS - 5TH RON SMITH 1 WEST BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 05 DEM ASH KHARE 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 05 DEM C. ARNOLD MCCLURE 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 05 DEM JAMES KLEIN 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 05 DEM JEFF GRIMES 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 05 REP CHUCK NORRIS 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 05 REP MICHELLE CALISTRI 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 05 REP PETER PAN 1 WEST CONVENTION BELLEFONTE 05 DEM PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP 7 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 DEM PRESIDENT TRUMP 2 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP PRESIDENT BERNIE SANDERS 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP PRESIDENT RON PAUL 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 DEM STATE TREASURER MIRIAM BLACK 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP STATE TREASURER CATHERINE SMITH 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP STATE TREASURER KEITH URBAN 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP STATE TREASURER MICKEY MOUSE 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP STATE TREASURER RON PAUL 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP US SENATOR 2A 2 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP US SENATOR BUGS BUNNY 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP US SENATOR GEORGE JOHAS 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP US SENATOR JEFFREY HUNT 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP US SENATOR JOE SESTAK 2 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP US SENATOR JOHN FETTERMAN 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP US SENATOR JOHN SMITH 1 WEST BELLEFONTE 05 REP US SENATOR RON PAUL 1 WEST ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 06 CENTRE HALL REP ASH KHARE 2 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 06 CENTRE HALL REP JAMES KLEIN 3 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 06 CENTRE HALL REP RICH CHURA 1 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 06 CENTRE HALL REP STEVE DERSHMER 1 CONVENTION EUGENE A. 06 CENTRE HALL REP AUDITOR GENERAL 1 DEPASQUALE 06 CENTRE HALL REP AUDITOR GENERAL KATIE MCGINTY 1 06 CENTRE HALL REP CONGRESS - 5TH STEVE DERSHMER 1 DELEGATE TO NATIONAL 06 CENTRE HALL REP STEVE DERSHMER 1 CONVENTION 06 CENTRE HALL DEM NO WRITE-INS NO WRITE-INS 0 06 CENTRE HALL REP STATE TREASURER JOE TORSELLA 1 06 CENTRE HALL REP US SENATOR JAKE CORMAN 1 06 CENTRE HALL REP US SENATOR JOHN FETTERMAN 1 06 CENTRE HALL REP US SENATOR KEITH BIERLY 1 06 CENTRE HALL REP US SENATOR MCKENTY 1 76TH - REPRESENTATIVE 07 HOWARD BORO DEM DAFFY DUCK 1 IN GA 76TH - REPRESENTATIVE 07 HOWARD BORO DEM STEPHANE BOROWICZ 1 IN GA 76TH - REPRESENTATIVE 07 HOWARD BORO DEM STEPHANIE BOROWICZ 1 IN GA 76TH - REPRESENTATIVE 07 HOWARD BORO REP HANNA 1 IN GA ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 07 HOWARD BORO REP BARRY KROEKER 3 CONVENTION ALT. DELEGATE TO NAT'L 07 HOWARD BORO REP LYLE STEWART 3 CONVENTION ALT.
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