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John Mccain (REP)...Gene Amondson (PRO) . . . Thomas SUMMARY REPORT GADSDEN COUNTY 2008 GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 4, 2008 RUN DATE:11/04/08 08:58 PM VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 25) 25 100.00 DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL-BENTON REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL 30.118 (Vote for ) 1 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 22,602 YES 14,365 73.91 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 75.04 NO 5.071 26.09 PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT (Vote for ) 1 DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL-DAVIS John McCain (REP). 6,805 30.22 (Vote for ) 1 Barack Obama (DEM) . 15,566 69.13 YES 14,775 76.64 Gloria La Riva (PSD. 9 .04 NO 4,504 23.36 Chuck Baldwin (CPF) . 17 .08 Gene Amondson (PRO) . 0 Bob Barr (LBT) 30 .13 DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL-LEWIS Thomas Robert Stevens (OBJ) 0 (Vote for ) 1 James Harris (SWP) . 3 .01 YES 14,555 75.78 Cynthia McKinney (GRE) . 8 .04 NO. 4,652 24.22 Alan Keyes (AIP) .... 5 .02 Ralph Nader (ECO). 44 .20 Brian Moore (SPF). 1 DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL-POLSTON Charles Jay (BTP). 0 (Vote for ) 1 WRITE-IN. 28 .12 YES 13,975 73.06 NO. 5,153 26.94 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 2 (Vote for ) 1 DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL-ROBERTS Mark Mulligan (REP) . 4.241 19.32 (Vote for ) 1 Allen Boyd (DEM) .... 17,684 80.55 YES 14,304 74.81 WRITE-IN 29 .13 NO. 4,816 25.19 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 8 DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL-NORTWICK (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 Alan Williams (DEM) .... 16,180 83.93 YES 13,904 73.06 Robert Maddox (NPA) .... 3,058 15.86 NO. 5,127 26.94 WRITE-IN. ...... 40 .21 CIRCUIT JUDGE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 Lisa Raleigh . 9,360 47.24 Reginald James (DEM). 17,155 79.62 Frank E. Sheffield 10,454 52.76 Emma G. Owens (NPA) . 4,390 20.38 AMENDMENT 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 1 (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 YES ... 9.542 47.79 Eugene Lamb, Jr. (DEM) . 4,106 75.84 NO. 10.425 52.21 Lillian T. Johnson (NPA) . 1,308 24.16 AMENDMENT 2 JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT- WELLS (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 YES ... 15,565 74.43 YES 14,791 75.32 NO. , 5,348 25.57 NO. ... 4,847 24.68 SUMMARY REPORT GADSDEN COUNTY 2008 GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 4, 2008 RUN DATE:11/04/08 08:58 PM VOTES PERCENT AMENDMENT 3 (Vote for ) 1 YES 10,620 54.15 NO 8,991 45.85 AMENDMENT 4 (Vote for ) 1 YES 11,561 59.03 NO 8,025 40.97 AMENDMENT 6 (Vote for ) 1 YES 12,186 62.78 NO 7,224 37.22 AMENDMENT 8 (Vote for ) 1 YES 9,251 46.34 NO 10,712 53.66.
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