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Bct Bcb Aao Aal Lst Lsa Lta Ltn Olok Tt Ss Canvass Report Dodge County, tll UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Pres Pref & Sprìng Election April 7, 2020 STATISTICS RUN DATE:04/13/20 06:36 PM REPORT.EL1ll PAGE OOO1 tdITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS REPORTING BCT BCB AAO AAL LST LSA LTA LTN OLOK TT SS 0001 T Ashìppun, ltJ1-4 951 0002 T Beaver Dam, ll1-4, 7-11 648 0003 T Beaver Dam, W5-6 518 0004 T Burnett, WL-2 263 0005 T Cal amus , I'11 - 2 31i 0006 T Chester, W1-2 160 0007 T Cl yman 273 0008 T El ba 4L4 0009 T Emmet, t^J1-2 4L6 0010 T Fox Lake, WL-4 364 0011 ï Herman, WL-2 410 0012 T Hubbard, t,Jl-4 567 0013 T Hubbard, W5-6 0 0014 T Hustisford, Wl 2 457 0015 T Lebanon, l¡ll.-2 505 0016 T LeRoy, !'l1-2 23s 0017 T Lomira, t,JL 2 301 0018 T Lomira, l^13 2 0019 T Lowell, l,rl1 4 320 0020 T Oak Grove, lp/.l-2 311 0021 T Oak Grove, W3-5 0 0022 T Portland, t,ll-2 314 0023 T Rubicon, t.'ll-3 799 0024 T Sh'iel ds 198 0025 T Theresa, l'l1, 3-7 108 0026 ï Theresa, W2 230 0027 T Trenton, WL-2 366 0028 T Westford, Wl-2 427 0029 T Westford, lli3 6 0030 v Brownsvi I I e 180 0031 v Cl yman 95 0032 v Hustisford, t^ll-2 331 0033 v Iron Ridge 257 0034 v Kekoskee, W1-3 260 0035 v Lomira, WL-3 498 0036 v Lowel I 88 0037 v Neosho 184 0038 v Randolph, ld1-2 352 0040 v Reesevi I I e 181 0041 v Theresa, l.l1-3 369 0042 c Beaver Dam, t^J1, 3 & 5 836 0043 c Beaver Dam, l.l2 & 6 562 0044 c Beaver Dam, W4, 8, 10 & 14 977 0045 c Beaver Dam, W7, 12 & 13 705 0046 c Beaver Dam, l'l9 & 11 807 0047 c Beaver Dam W15 0 0048 c Beaver Dam 1,116 0 0049 c Col umbus, l,l9 0 0050 c Fox Lake, W1-3 332 0051 c Hartford, W18 & 19 5 Canvass Report Dodge County, lll UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Pres Pref & Spring Election April 7, 2020 STATISTICS RUN DATE:04/13/20 06:36 PM REPORT-ELlll PAGE OOO2 WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS REPORTING BCT BCB AAO AAL LST LSA LTA LTN OLOK ÏT (CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE) S S 0052 c Horicon, tJ1-6 857 0 0053 c Horicon, tll7 0 0 0054 c Juneau, t^11-3 579 0 0055 c Mayville, tJl-8 L424 1 0056 c Watertown, W1-2 ADl 813 0 0057 c Watertown, W3-4 AD6 677 0 0058 c Watertown, W5-6 AD2 653 0 0059 c Watertown, t^l7 AD 5 224 0 0060 c Waupun, W1-8 & 13-14 t203 0 CANDIDATE TOTALS 23323 2 Canvass Report Dodge County, WI UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Pres Pref & Spring Election Aprtl 7, 2020 Democrati c RUN DATE:04/13/20 06:36 PM REPORT-E111l PAGE OOO3 Presi dent WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS REPORTING (VOTE FOR) 1 AK PB EW MRB ml eu la 'i .l TG yo JD DP BS tt i r MB c o ua b oe ea ea AY et TS z r ie h o lb u hl vt rn na i ot ae cn a m JB sb c n a ar nd dn s me bn hn e b oi 'la h n ie rg i v e ae I e e d r a e ce r e e e t et r e d r v s W hl n Y Y 0001 T Ash'ippun. Wl-4 7 70 1 7 163 0002 T Beaver Dam, W1-4 7 -Lt 1 78 2 4 235 0003 T Beaver Dam, W5-6 0 64 2 2 190 0004 T Burnett, l.l1-2 1 22 0 0 69 0005 T Calamus, }JL-2 3 28 2 2 105 0006 T Chester, l'll-2 0 L4 1 0 46 0007 T Cì yman 0 13 1 0 46 0008 T El ba 3 42 0 5 140 0009 T Emmet, t^lL-2 0 31 1 2 92 0010 T Fox Lake, l,l1-4 0 23 2 1 101 0011 T Herman, l^lL -2 1 27 0 i 48 0012 T Hubbard, l^11-4 2 50 0 0 1.64 0013 T Hubbard, W5-6 0 0 0 0 0 0014 T Hustisford, l'Jl-2 3 38 1 1 85 0015 T Lebanon, W1-2 0 35 2 2 119 0016 T LeRoy, ldl-2 0 15 2 1 54 0017 T Lomira, Wl.-2 1 29 0 2 55 0018 T Lomira, l.rl3 0 0 0 0 1 0019 T Lowell, Wl-4 0 34 0 1 78 0020 T Oak Grove, W1 -2 0 39 1 0 78 0021 T Oak Grove, l^l3 -5 0 0 0 0 0 0022 T Portland, þJl- 2 1 46 1 1 83 0023 T Rubicon, W1-3 1 59 0 3 132 0024 r Shiel ds 0 19 0 0 44 0025 T Theresa, W1,3-7 0 11 0 4 11 0026 r Theresa, W2 1 L7 1 1 4t 0027 1 Trenton, W1-2 3 27 2 3 108 0028 T Westford, l,l1-2 0 4L 1 1 r54 0029 r Westford, W3 0 0 0 0 0 0030 v Brownsvi I I e 1 l4 1 1 35 0031 v C1 ynan 0 I 0 0 24 0032 v Hustisford, tJ1-2 0 35 1 3 69 0033 v Iron Ridge 0 32 0 3 56 0034 v Kekoskee, !'Il-3 0 T9 0 1 56 0035 v Lomira, WL-3 1 51 2 3 LL7 0036 v Lowel I 0 6 0 0 L7 0037 v Neosho 1 8 0 0 36 0038 v Randolph, Wl-2 0 40 0 2 101 0040 v Reesevi I I e 1 32 1 1 45 0041 v Theresa , t,ll-3 1 22 1 0 81 0042 c Beaver Dam, W1 3 &5 4 t42 2 6 305 0043 c Beaver Dam, W2 & 6 2 99 1 2 192 0044 c Beaver Dam, W4 8 ,10&14 4 183 4 10 379 0045 c Beaver Dam, tl7 ,L2&T3 1 t42 1 9 240 0046 c Beaver Dam, t,l9 &11 2 116 5 I 337 0047 c Beaver Dam W15 0 0 0 0 0 0048 c Beaver Dam W16 0 0 0 0 0 Canvass Report Dodge County, t,ll UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Pres Pref & Sprìng Election April 7, 2020 Democrat'ic RUN DATE:04/13/20 06:36 PM REPORT-E1lll PAGE OOO4 Presi dent }JITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS REPORTING (VOTE FOR) 1 AK PB Ehl 14RB ml eu la i.l TG yo JD DP BS tt ir MB c O ua b oe ea ea AY et TS zl ie h o lb u hl vt rn na j ot ae cn a tn JB sb c na ar nd dn m e bn hn e b o 'i ia h n 1 e rg i e ae I e e d ra e ce r e e t et r e (CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE) dr k s W r h I Y Y 0049 c Columbus, W9 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0050 C Fox Lake, W1-3 10 0 0 43 0 3 0 2 0 4 103 0051 C Hartford, t,J18 & 19 00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0052 c Horicon, Wl-6 24 1 1 118 2 6 0 6 0 7 267 0053 c Horicon, W7 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0054 c Juneau, W1-3 11 0 1 57 3 1 0 6 1 2 185 0055 c Mayvìììe. W1-8 68 0 0 168 2 2 1 7 0 I 40L 0056 c Watertown, W1-2 AD1 6l 2 0 95 4 3 0 10 0 6 243 0057 c Watertown, W3-4 AD6 20 0 0 u 1 3 0 4 0 2 t74 0058 c ldatertown. t^l5-6 AD2 10 0 0 68 0 4 1. 5 0 4 t76 0059 c Watertown, t,{7 AD 5 02 0 0 18 0 1 0 0 1 2 65 0060 c Waupun, W1-8 & 13-14 66 1 0 130 1 3 1 6 0 t2 342 CANDIDATE TOTALS 7L 72 10 4 2603 30 68 15 136 8 L40 6488 CANDIDATE PERCENT .73 .74 .10 04 26.82 30 70 15 1 .40 08 1..44 66.85 President WITH 59 OF 59 PRECINCTS REPORTING (VOTE FOR) 1 UD ne 'i I ne sg l,l ta R rt I u T co E tn e d N 0001 T Ashìppun, Wl-4 0 1 0002 T Beaver Dam. WL-4. 7-ll 3 0 0003 T Beaver Dam, W5-6 0 0 0004 T Burnett, !'ll-2 1 0 0005 T Calamus, W1-2 L 0 0006 T Chester, Wl-2 1 0 0007 T C l yman 0 0 0008 T El ba 2 0 0009 T Emmet. W1-2 0 0 0010 T Fox Lake, l'l1-4 0 0 0011 T Herman, Wl.-2 L 0 0012 T Hubbard, W1-4 4 0 0013 T Hubbard, l'l5-6 0 0 0014 T Hustisford.
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