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Master By State STATE CANDIDATE PARTY # OF VOTES COMBINED PARTIES AL ALABAMA 0 AL Gore, Al D 692,611 AL Browne, Harry LBT 5,893 AL Bush, George W. R 941,173 AL Buchanan, Pat I 6,351 AL Hagelin, John I 447 AL Nader, Ralph I 18,323 AL Phillips, Howard I 775 AL Scattered W 699 AK ALASKA 0 AK Nader, Ralph GRN 28,747 AK Browne, Harry LBT 2,636 AK Buchanan, Pat REF 5,192 AK Bush, George W. R 167,398 AK Gore, Al D 79,004 AK Hagelin, John NL 919 AK Phillips, Howard CON 596 AK Scattered W 1,068 AZ ARIZONA 0 AZ Gore, Al D 685,341 AZ Nader, Ralph GRN 45,645 AZ Smith, L. Neil LBT 5,775 AZ Hagelin, John NL 1,120 AZ Buchanan, Pat REF 12,373 AZ Bush, George W. R 781,652 AZ Phillips, Howard W 110 AR ARKANSAS 0 AR Buchanan, Pat REF 7,358 AR Phillips, Howard CST 1,415 AR Hagelin, Dr. John NL 1,098 AR Browne, Harry LBT 2,781 AR Gore, Al D 422,768 AR Nader, Ralph GRA 13,421 AR Bush, George W. R 472,940 CA CALIFORNIA 0 CA Gore, Al D 5,861,203 CA Bush, George W. R 4,567,429 CA Nader, Ralph GRN 418,707 CA Browne, Harry LBT 45,520 CA Buchanan, Patrick J. REF 44,987 CA Phillips, Howard AIP 17,042 CA Hagelin, John NL 10,934 CA Kenyon, Rev. William M., Sr. W 6 CA McReynolds, David W 28 CO COLORADO 0 CO Bush, George W. R 883,748 CO Gore, Al D 738,227 CO Browne, Harry LBT 12,799 CO Hagelin, John NL 2,240 CO Nader, Ralph GRN 91,434 Page 1 Master By State CO Phillips, Howard AMC 1,319 CO Buchanan, Pat FRE 10,465 CO Dodge, Earl F. P 208 CO Harris, James SWC 216 CO McReynolds, David SOC 712 CT CONNECTICUT 0 CT Bush, George W. R 561,094 CT Gore, Al D 816,015 CT Phillips, Howard CNC 9,695 CT Nader, Ralph GRN 64,452 CT Buchanan, Pat REF 4,731 CT Browne, Harry LBT 3,484 CT Reicher, David W 4 CT Strickland, Gloria Dawn W 2 CT Harris, James E. W 4 CT Hagelin, John W 40 CT Huber, Keith Sherman W 3 CT Pettway, Sylvester J. W 1 DE DELAWARE 0 DE Gore, Al D 180,068 DE Bush, George W. R 137,288 DE Phillips, Howard CON 208 DE Nader, Ralph GRN 8,307 DE Browne, Harry LBT 774 DE Hagelin, John NL 107 DE Buchanan, Pat REF 777 DE Scattered W 93 DC D.C. 0 DC Browne, Harry LBT 669 DC Bush, George W. R 18,073 DC Nader, Ralph DCG 10,576 DC Harris, James SWP 114 DC Gore, Al D 171,923 DC Scattered W 539 FL FLORIDA 0 FL Bush, George W. R 2,912,790 FL Gore, Al D 2,912,253 FL Browne, Harry LBF 16,415 FL Nader, Ralph GPF 97,488 FL Harris, James FSW 562 FL Hagelin, John NLF 2,281 FL Buchanan, Pat REF 17,484 FL McReynolds, David SFL 622 FL Phillips, Howard CPF 1,371 FL Moorehead, Monica WW 1,804 FL Chote, May W 34 FL McCarthy, Ken C. W 6 GA GEORGIA 0 GA Gore, Al D 1,116,230 GA Bush, George R 1,419,720 GA Browne, Harry LBT 36,332 GA Buchanan, Pat I 10,926 Page 2 Master By State GA Harris, James W 11 GA Nader, Ralph W 13,432 GA Phillips, Howard W 140 GA Schriner, Joe W 5 GA Strickland, Gloria Dawn W 8 HI HAWAII 0 HI Gore, Albert D 205,286 HI Bush, George W. R 137,845 HI Nader, Ralph HGR 21,623 HI Browne, Harry LBT 1,477 HI Buchanan, Pat REF 1,071 HI Phillips, Howard CON 343 HI Hagelin, John NL 306 ID IDAHO 0 ID Browne, Harry LBT 3,488 ID Buchanan, Pat REF 7,615 ID Bush, George W. R 336,937 ID Gore, Al D 138,637 ID Hagelin, John NL 1,177 ID Phillips, Howard CON 1,469 ID Nader, Ralph W 12,292 ID Schriner, Joe W 4 ID Daigneau, Gerald W 1 ID Msmere, Merepeace W 1 IL ILLINOIS 0 IL Gore, Al D 2,589,026 IL Bush, George W. R 2,019,421 IL Nader, Ralph GRN 103,759 IL Buchanan, Pat I 16,106 IL Browne, Harry LBT 11,623 IL Hagelin, John REF 2,127 IL Phillips, Howard W 57 IL McReynolds, David W 4 IN INDIANA 0 IN Gore, Al D 901,980 IN Browne, Harry LBT 15,530 IN Bush, George W. R 1,245,836 IN Buchanan, Pat I 16,959 IN Birchler, David Harold W 8 IN Easton, Earnest Lee W 5 IN Hagelin, John W 167 IN Nader, Ralph W 18,531 IN Phillips, Howard W 200 IN Judd, Keith Russell W 15 IN McReynolds, David W 43 IN Strickland, Gloria Dawn W 4 IN Schriner, Joe W 24 IA IOWA 0 IA Gore, Al D 638,517 IA Bush,George W. R 634,373 IA Browne, Harry LBT-IA 3,209 IA Nader, Ralph IG 29,374 Page 3 Master By State IA Buchanan, Pat REF 5,731 IA Harris, James SWP 190 IA Phillips, Howard CON 613 IA McReynolds, David SOC 107 IA Hagelin, John N 2,281 IA Scattered W 1,168 KS KANSAS 0 KS Phillips, Howard CON 1,254 KS Gore, Al D 399,276 KS Browne, Harry LBT 4,525 KS Buchanan, Pat REF 7,370 KS Bush, George W. R 622,332 KS Nader, Ralph I 36,086 KS Hagelin, John I 1,375 KY KENTUCKY 0 KY Bush, George W. R 872,492 KY Gore, Al D 638,898 KY Nader, Ralph GRN 23,192 KY Buchanan, Pat REF 4,173 KY Browne, Harry LBT 2,896 KY Hagelin, John NL 1,533 KY Phillips, Howard CON 923 KY Strickland, Gloria Dawn W 80 LA LOUISIANA 0 LA Gore, Al D 792,344 LA Buchanan, Pat REF 14,356 LA Bush, George W. R 927,871 LA Phillips, Howard CON 5,483 LA Nader, Ralph GRN 20,473 LA Browne, Harry LBT 2,951 LA Hagelin, John NL 1,075 LA Harris, James SWP 1,103 ME MAINE 0 ME Browne, Harry LBT 3,074 ME Buchanan, Pat REF 4,443 ME Bush, George W. R 286,616 ME Gore, Al D 319,951 ME Nader, Ralph GI 37,127 ME Phillips, Howard CON 579 ME Scattered W 27 MD MARYLAND 0 MD Gore, Al D 1,145,782 MD Bush, George W. R 813,797 MD Browne, Harry LBT 5,310 MD Buchanan, Pat REF 4,248 MD Nader, Ralph GRN 53,768 MD Phillips, Howard CON 919 MD Brown, Mike K. W 1 MD Hagelin, John W 176 MD Crawford, Alonzo W 2 MD Easton, Earnest Lee W 1 MD LaBelle, Forrest C. W 1 Page 4 Master By State MD Miller, Rachelle OneFamily W 3 MD Officewala, Raj Alison W 3 MD Pearlman, Daniel J. W 1 MD Peters, Jeffrey W 2 MD Schriner, Joe W 3 MD Strickland, Gloria Dawn W 1 MD Scattered W 1,462 MA MASSACHUSETTS 0 MA Browne, Harry LBT 16,366 MA Buchanan, Pat REF 11,149 MA Bush, George W. R 878,502 MA Gore, Al D 1,616,487 MA Hagelin, John U 2,884 MA Nader, Ralph GRM 173,564 MA McReynolds, David W 42 MA Scattered W 3,990 MI MICHIGAN 0 MI Bush, George R 1,953,139 MI Gore, Al D 2,170,418 MI Browne, Harry LBT 16,711 MI Hagelin, John NL 2,426 MI Phillips, Howard UST 3,791 MI Nader, Ralph GRN 84,165 MI Buchanan, Patrick W 1,851 MN MINNESOTA 0 MN Phillips, Howard CON 3,272 MN Gore, Al DFL 1,168,266 MN Bush, George W. R 1,109,659 MN Harris, James SWP 1,022 MN Buchanan, Pat RFM 22,166 MN Hagelin, John REF 2,294 MN Browne, Harry LBT 5,282 MN Nader, Ralph GRN 126,696 MN Marcus, Eddie Bernard W 17 MN Mooney, Beatrice J. W 7 MN Strickland, Gloria Dawn W 4 MS MISSISSIPPI 0 MS Browne, Harry LBT 2,009 MS Buchanan, Pat REF 2,265 MS Bush, George W. R 572,844 MS Gore, Al D 404,614 MS Hagelin, John NL 450 MS Harris, James I 613 MS Nader, Ralph I 8,122 MS Phillips, Howard CON 3,267 MO MISSOURI 0 MO Gore, Al D 1,111,138 MO Bush, George W. R 1,189,924 MO Browne, Harry LBT 7,436 MO Phillips, Howard CON 1,957 MO Buchanan, Pat REF 9,818 MO Hagelin, John NL 1,104 Page 5 Master By State MO Nader, Ralph GRN 38,515 MT MONTANA 0 MT Browne, Harry LBT 1,718 MT Buchanan, Pat REF 5,697 MT Bush, George R 240,178 MT Gore, Al D 137,126 MT Hagelin, John NL 675 MT Nader, Ralph GRN 24,437 MT Phillips, Howard CON 1,155 MT Laible, Forrest C. W 11 NE NEBRASKA 0 NE Bush, George W. R 433,862 NE Gore, Al D 231,780 NE Browne, Harry LBT 2,245 NE Hagelin, John NL 478 NE Nader, Ralph GRN 24,540 NE Buchanan, Pat BP 3,646 NE Phillips, Howard BP 468 NV NEVADA 0 NV Browne, Harry LBT 3,311 NV Buchanan, Pat CF 4,747 NV Bush, George W.
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    11 Official General Election Ballot Ballot Style 66 in the County of Black Hawk, State of Iowa WL W3 P5 November 8, 2016 21 Instructions: To vote, fill in the oval completely next to your choice. ( Candidate Name) To cast a write-in vote, you must fill in the oval completely and write the name of your candidate on the line provided. Judges for the judicial ballot appear on the back of the ballot. If you make a mistake, exchange your ballot for a new one. Straight Party Voting Federal Offices Federal Offices Instructions President & Vice President U.S. Representative For Straight Party Voting: Vote for no more than one team. District 1 Vote for no more than one. To vote for all candidates of a single Hillary Clinton DEM party organization, mark the voting Tim Kaine Monica Vernon DEM target next to the party or organization name. Not all parties or organizations Donald J. Trump REP Rod Blum REP 40 have nominated candidates for all Michael R. Pence 41 offices. Marking a straight party or organization vote does not include Darrell L. Castle CON Write-in vote, if any. votes for nonpartisan offices, judges or Scott N. Bradley State Offices questions. Jill Stein GRN State Representative 44 Ajamu Baraka District 62 Straight Party Voting Vote for no more than one. Vote for no more than one party. Dan R. Vacek LMN Democratic Party DEM Mark G. Elworth Ras Smith DEM Republican Party REP Gary Johnson LIB Todd Obadal REP 48 Libertarian Party LIB Bill Weld John Patterson New Independent Party Iowa NIP Lynn Kahn NIP Other Political Organizations Jay Stolba Write-in vote, if any.