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Seagate Crystal Reports General Nov 8, 2010 10:43:12AM Cobb County AccuVote-TS Write-In Race Summary Report Page: 1 Race Write-In Count Ballot SN U.S. SENATE CLARK HOWARD 1 596671 CLARKE HOWARD 1 882029 DON PRATHER 1 329205 GOD 1 869156 JEFF JOHNSTON 1 644751 JOHN DOE 1 274162 KAREN HANDEL 1 314050 KEITH KING 1 627257 LARRY BLAND JR 1 944424 MICHAEL SMITH 1 255914 PHILIP G EAKER III 1 47500 AARON GASTON 1 338124 DEBBIE HENDRICK 1 603531 DOUG STONER 1 92208 GANELLA TAYLOR 1 442413 JASON S GAINES 1 525365 JEHOVA GOD 1 588141 JEREMY CHARACTER 1 530219 JOHN WITHERSPOON 1 804505 LLOYD BRATTON 1 519751 NATHAN DEAL 1 528934 NO 1 204555 NONEOF THEABOVE 1 772013 RICHARD XADIAN 1 181036 ROBERT SARKISIAN 1 3348 BUZZ ALDREN 1 365047 JESUS 1 914537 JESUS SANCHEZ 1 963261 KAREN HANDLE 1 397471 MARIO CAMPISANO 1 982937 MATTHEW LAPOSATA 1 509097 N\A 1 634293 NONE OF THE ABOVE 1 666172 ORTAGUS JEMEL WINFREY 1 77777 ROBERT P. WARNOCK 1 825454 KENNETH SWEAT 1 388932 LISA POTASH 1 765217 STEVE DAVIS 1 694383 ALLEN RODI 1 386965 HERMAN CAIN 2 709807 ME 1 380495 OXIDINE 1 912935 General Nov 8, 2010 10:43:12AM Cobb County AccuVote-TS Write-In Race Summary Report Page: 2 Race Write-In Count Ballot SN SAMUEL F. BURFORD 1 865059 STEVE DAVIS 1 435356 WILL AVERY 1 658190 YEAH RIGHT 1 4111 BRIAN MCNAIR 1 693399 DEXTER H. BRIDGEMAN 1 251199 RAYMOND BECKWORTH 1 700264 CHARLES WEEKS 1 500773 KAREN HANDEL 1 740541 KYLE KIRKMAN 1 83110 MICHAEL HUNT 1 848906 NONE OF THE ABOVE 1 598569 SAMMUEL BURFORD 1 863248 STEVE DAVIS 1 807177 KELLY ROBINSON 1 229211 MATT CAPPS 1 403864 NINA VANCE 1 226006 STEVE DAVIS 1 695536 ADAM ZENZER 1 622915 DONALD R DENNEY 1 262420 HERMAN CAINE 1 982661 ROBERT L. ROPER 1 672264 HERMAN CAIN 1 886196 HERMAN STEVEN DARBY III 1 196529 JIMMY CARTER 1 35787 ANYONE ELSE 1 764946 DIANA AUGUSTINE 1 924589 HOMER SIMPSON 1 822246 HOWARD KRESS 1 343207 JENNIFER ANN KNIGHT 1 510387 KAREN HANDLE 1 743719 KAREN MADRIGAL 1 118926 MARK BURSON 1 926773 MICKEY MOUSE 1 724036 RAY 1 282667 ROBRT ROPER 1 306329 UNDECIDED 1 507165 B0B SMITH 1 784698 MICKEY MOUSE 1 455818 NATALIE ROWLAND 1 330393 STEVE DAVIS 1 479693 BROCK SAMSON 1 589529 STEVE DAVIS 1 99070 General Nov 8, 2010 10:43:12AM Cobb County AccuVote-TS Write-In Race Summary Report Page: 3 Race Write-In Count Ballot SN STEVEN DARBY III 1 526177 A 1 335552 ANDREW EICHENBLATT 1 559215 JASON WILCOX 1 559894 MATT CRUEA 1 862684 NAPOLEON HARRIS 1 861873 MARK WILSON 1 634900 MICHAEL BULL 1 168687 MICKEY 1 882047 TODD C LEE 1 300297 WENDY STEWART 1 268331 NONE 1 880984 BLESSED VIRGIN MARY 1 531977 PATRICK CRISP 1 309527 SHANE 1 501136 BRIAN RUSSELL BROWN 1 138331 STEVE DAVIS 1 88026 NONE OF THE ABOVE 1 924343 RONALD DEWAYNE BUTLER 1 395993 ZELL MILLER 1 269737 DORIS WYNELL THOMPSON 1 414807 TRACEY MOODY 1 917652 KAREN HANDEL 1 919607 NONE OF THE ABOVE 1 492363 US HOUSE 6 0BAMA 1 162025 ALEXANDER E. QUINCE 1 146113 AMY SULLIVAN 1 23492 ANN CLEVELAND 1 438031 ANY BODY 1 9006 ANY ONE ELSE 1 710401 ANYBODY ELSE 1 816277 B0BBY COX 1 618890 BARRETT LAWRENCE 1 721224 BILL C0SBY 1 120403 BOB BARR 1 204029 BOZO 1 698103 BRETT CAMPBELL 1 521064 COURTNEY ROACH 1 339090 DANIEL PALLADINO 1 179441 DAVID SROCHI 1 569515 DIANE CALABRESE TANGER 1 230321 DIANE TANGER 1 62065 General Nov 8, 2010 10:43:12AM Cobb County AccuVote-TS Write-In Race Summary Report Page: 4 Race Write-In Count Ballot SN EILEEN LICHTENFELD 1 505980 ERIC WELCH 1 9403 GAIL JAMES 1 552048 GARY C00K 1 744162 GREG TAMAYO 1 818263 GROHS, DANIEL 1 345880 HARRY HARSHAW 1 98802 HARRY LYLES 1 752171 HERMAN CAINE 1 577418 HOMER SIMPSON 1 461422 J.S. KATZ 1 665728 JACK DANIELS 1 20629 JASON G. PEAK 1 360649 JASON J. ADAMS 1 552414 JEREMY BUTLER 1 51495 JERRY BALL0NE 1 343887 JESSE JOHNSON 1 498986 JESUS JONES 1 269626 JIM BELL 1 115489 JIMMMY CARTER 1 745772 JOHN DOE 2 391528 JOHN LEWIS 1 726382 JOHN SCHEVE 1 436182 JOHN WILLIAMS 1 150586 JORDAN CHAPMAN 1 623078 JOSEPH BROWN 1 429203 JOSHUA FRYER 1 388295 JULIANA ILLIARI 1 35532 KERMIT THE FROG 1 937560 KYLE DRAYTON 1 480850 LEAH EL AMIN 1 247249 MARGE GILDNER 1 336286 MARK HOCAMP 1 382118 MARY SQUURE 1 442356 MASON ORR 1 367259 ME 2 525599 MICKEY MOUSE 4 157309 N0 VOTE 1 843967 NA 1 624967 NO 1 253337 NOBODY 1 999435 NONE 6 814330 NONE OF THE ABOVE 2 745919 General Nov 8, 2010 10:43:12AM Cobb County AccuVote-TS Write-In Race Summary Report Page: 5 Race Write-In Count Ballot SN NOONE 1 440333 NOTA 1 977064 PETER J. LUDOVICE 1 263655 R0LF GRZYMEK 1 423499 RALPH NADAR 1 759961 ROBERT HEUSER 1 962077 ROGER K. WILSON 1 210495 RON SPENCER 1 850445 SAM CAUTHORN 1 835339 SEAN GREENBERG 2 662279 SEAN GREENNBERG 1 508492 SMITH 1 136846 SN0PPY 1 395253 TAYLOR MILLS 1 85554 THOMASENA V JOHNSON 1 814340 TOM PRICE 1 637215 TONI LETEMPT 1 718737 TREVOR SOUTHERLAND 1 247995 WALLACE SUMNER 1 712010 WILLIAM NORRIS 1 114256 YOLIE 1 919070 A DEMOCRAT 1 234808 ALEX GORDON 1 402856 ANY BODY ELSE 1 968061 ANYONE ELSE 1 385946 ANYONE BUT TOM PRICE 1 535537 ANYONE ELSE 3 897682 ANYONEBUT-PRICE 1 108440 BARRY KALTMAN 2 428659 BEN NWADIKE 1 101370 BILL JONES 1 69324 BRIAN GRAISER 1 646554 BRUCE HUNTER 1 327786 BUGS BUNNY 1 513517 BUSH 1 702549 CARROL GEIGER 1 705836 CYNTHIA JONES 1 252970 D DUCK 1 39766 DANIEL PRANSKY 1 506956 DAVID BOEYE 1 241464 DAVID EDWARD PEARCE JR 1 155674 DAVID LIN 1 678899 DEVIN STONG 1 452396 General Nov 8, 2010 10:43:12AM Cobb County AccuVote-TS Write-In Race Summary Report Page: 6 Race Write-In Count Ballot SN DIANA WAGNER 1 796145 DJ ROCKABELL 1 198678 ED SETZLER 1 467578 FRANK ZAPPA 1 134889 GAIL BURNS GRANT 1 695552 GEORGES WHEELER 1 759710 GLENN HAYNES 1 758501 GREENBERG 1 501305 IAN KARRA 1 253395 IMA VOTER 1 863620 JANINE COUSIN 1 438000 JASON KNAPP 1 119303 JEFFREY L PITTMAN 1 240981 JOE SMITH 1 84112 JOHN GASS 1 274122 JOHN MITCHEL TOWNSEND 1 671128 JOHN NYDAM 1 720667 JOHN OTSUKI 1 816661 JOHN SMITH 1 969398 JOHN STEWART 1 37912 JOHN WILLIAMS 1 136978 JULIANA ILLARI 1 589757 K M 1 809832 KEITH RICHARDS 1 804836 KENNETH LEEBOW 1 871745 KEVIN CULLEN 1 233711 KURK JOHNSON 1 599077 LARRY CURRY 1 510826 MANDY JOHNSON 1 535476 MARGO COLE 1 591174 MARIA PTTARELLI 1 118422 MICKEY MOUSE 3 975087 N0T PRICE 1 276068 NEWT GINGRICH 1 612746 NONE OF THE ABOVE 2 875092 NONE OF THEM 1 775301 PETE PAN 1 22942 PETER SLIVINSKY 1 366073 RICHARD IRWIN 1 911195 RICK DREWIEN 1 183788 RICKEY GASAWAY 1 331614 ROY BOOKER 1 122220 S. ALONSO 1 853371 General Nov 8, 2010 10:43:12AM Cobb County AccuVote-TS Write-In Race Summary Report Page: 7 Race Write-In Count Ballot SN SEAN GREENBERG 1 823745 SEAN J GREENBERG 1 682304 SHONEY BANKSTON 1 303311 SNOOPY 1 363400 SNUGGLES WILSON 1 802517 SOMEONE ELSE 1 189655 STEVEN MICHAEL BARNETT 1 410896 SUNAN 1 841904 TAMIKA SPENCE 1 971773 THOMAS TORNABENE 1 540237 TODD ANYBODY 1 742623 TOM 1 436384 TOMMIE BELLER 1 66128 UNKNOWN 1 230013 VAG BANGER 1 375567 VICKI GRIFFIN 1 385732 VINCE REYNOLDS 1 757369 WILL WAKEMAN 1 354377 WILLIAM WAYNE KITCHENS II 1 465918 ZELL MILLER 1 354661 A GIANT DOUCHE 1 451807 ANDREW H. GEE 1 944982 ANY ONE ELSE 1 192916 ANYBODY BUT PRICE 1 587704 ANYBODY EXCEPT T PRICE 1 516011 ANYONE BUT HIM 1 666172 ANYONE ELLSE 1 581383 ANYONE ELSE 1 304473 BARNES 1 428244 BARRY MURRAY 1 851108 BILBO BAGGINS 1 807462 BRAZIL FITZPATRICK 1 248576 BRITTNEY AT KENNESAW STATE 1 592446 BUDDY DARDEN 1 342009 CARTER GREEN 1 772411 CURTIS BRUMBALON 1 77754 CYNTHIA SPENCER 1 649768 DAN BARBER 1 617983 DANA HILLS 1 107073 DAVID ENSER 1 483192 DEAN TUCKER 1 318581 DEBORAH CROMARTIE 1 139012 DEMOCRAT 3 416062 General Nov 8, 2010 10:43:12AM Cobb County AccuVote-TS Write-In Race Summary Report Page: 8 Race Write-In Count Ballot SN DEVIN STRONG 1 443583 DON DOBBS 1 623020 DONALD DUCK 1 615553 DUNCAN, JEROME 1 468890 ELIZABETH PEMBERTON LEWIS WILSON 1 583646 FLINTSTONE 1 806918 GEORGE WASHINGTON 1 519429 HHFUROO 1 614391 JACK ROTH 1 52196 JACQUE MUTHER 1 122566 JAMES DAVID WILLIAMSON 1 374241 JAMES G KILPATRICK 1 636711 JAMES J DAVID 1 273360 JANET H KEY 1 422955 JB POWELL 1 209944 JIM ROBERTS 1 168288 JOE BLACK 1 93727 JOHN DOE 1 100912 JOHN JONES 1 420893 JOHN PARDUS 1 780330 JOHN Q CITIZEN 1 531901 JOHN R. FRENCH 1 590270 JOHN RISER 1 394058 JON STEWART 1 311559 JOSH ERICKSON 1 574618 KEMP 1 443039 KENDRICK L0CKETT 1 437429 KENETH WICKS 1 985433 KENT BOLER 1 917145 LIBERTARIAN 1 759249 LILY V 1 961348 MATT RYAN 1 812397 MATTHEW MORSE 1 589245 ME 1 163512 MICKEY MOUSE 3 788636 MIKE DUVALL 1 530355 N\A 1 100359 NATHAN CHURNEY 1 704797 NO ONE 1 226800 NOBODY 1 871729 NONE 3 325314 NONE OF ABOVE 1 489669 NONE OFTHE ABOVE 1 788203 General Nov 8, 2010 10:43:12AM Cobb County AccuVote-TS Write-In Race Summary Report Page: 9 Race Write-In Count Ballot SN NOONE 1 858090 NORRIS BRACE 1 112186 NOT TOM PRICE 1 566668 PHILIP Y TANKERSLEY 1 845075 Q 1 768487 RAFAEL RICHMOND 1 812649 RANDALL A FOLTZ 1 186615 RANDOLPH SCOTT 1 744102 ROY BARNES 1 713188 RUSSELL COLEGROVE 1 495444 SEAN GREENBERG 6 655233 SOMEONE NEW 1 815646 STEVE GATT 1 744537 STEVEN COLBERT 1 379260 T LOIU 1 64037 TATUM FORBES 1 380849 THOMAS LOGSDON 1 580176 TINAKORN NALAMPOON 1 385761 VINOD KASHYAP 1 560165 WARREN DUBOSE 1 782310 WITHE 1 720883 XCXCXC 1 829052 YODA 1 198275 A BARZEGAR 1 569459 ALAN BAXTER 1 754724 ALEX SWAIN 1 145298 ANTONIO CRUZ 1 57309 ANY DEMOCRAT 1 972670 ANYBODY ELSE 1 849159 ANYONE BUT PRICE 2 649510 ANYONE ELSE 5 218198 ARI CRAINE 1 219915 BART SIMPSON 1 389662 BILL CLINTON 1 806349 BOBA FETT 1 357903 BRIAN FORBES 1 342186 CANDACE BELL 1 558715 CEDRIC LOCKHART 1 223776 CHUCK NORESS 1 74697 CLARK HOWARD 1 300637 CTHULU 1 165979 DANA MISITANO 1 213834 DAVID FARAH 1 880087 General Nov 8, 2010 10:43:12AM Cobb County AccuVote-TS Write-In
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