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ABSTRACT OF THE VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION City of Leavenworth FOR WHAT OFFICE NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY 1 Pct. 1 Ward 1 Pct. 2 Ward 2 Pct. 2 Ward 3 Pct. 2 Ward 1 Pct. 3 Ward 1 Pct. 4 Ward 1 Pct. 5 Ward 2 Pct. 5 Ward 3 Pct. 5 Ward 4 Pct. 5 Ward 1 Pct. 6 Ward 2 Pct. 6 Ward 3 Pct. 6 Ward 4 Pct. 6 Ward 5 Pct. 6 Ward 1 Pct. 7 Ward 2 Pct. 7 Ward 3 Pct. 7 Ward U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, 2ND DISTRICT PAUL DAVIS DEMOCRATIC 258 117 143 190 194 123 166 158 253 127 214 207 154 252 306 98 495 635 STEVE WATKINS REPUBLICAN 164 125 121 174 173 84 137 113 267 185 195 143 140 342 392 27 565 739 KELLY STANDLEY LIBERTARIAN 21 14 21 17 43 15 27 24 47 26 44 26 19 49 32 6 69 75 GOVERNOR AND LT. GOVERNOR LAURA KELLY/LYNN ROGERS DEMOCRATIC 262 116 149 185 208 122 181 157 273 143 230 214 163 289 330 104 554 688 KRIS KOBACH/WINK HARTMAN REPUBLICAN 146 116 103 154 143 78 120 99 232 160 175 122 125 300 347 18 481 653 JEFF CALDWELL/MARY GERLT LIBERTARIAN 1071482481618201318143159 23122 RICK KLOOS/NATHANIEL KLOOS INDEPENDENT 33366202947231190410 GREG ORMAN/JOHN DOLL INDEPENDENT 14 13 16 21 27 10 12 15 35 18 22 21 15 34 40 3 60 80 SECRETARY OF STATE BRIAN "BAM" MCCLENDON DEMOCRATIC 253 107 130 187 190 122 158 140 245 125 217 211 149 259 286 95 504 617 SCOTT SCHWAB REPUBLICAN 175 128 131 169 182 91 145 129 285 192 205 147 150 349 425 27 581 788 ROB HODGKINSON LIBERTARIAN 1217222537922233619281712331654241 ATTORNEY GENERAL SARAH G. SWAIN DEMOCRATIC 257 111 140 190 202 123 178 160 254 139 233 223 164 276 306 90 530 633 DEREK SCHMIDT REPUBLICAN 183 142 144 188 206 97 148 134 313 202 217 155 143 371 424 36 595 806 STATE TREASURER MARCI FRANCISCO DEMOCRATIC 259 114 140 202 210 126 170 160 247 137 233 218 151 273 302 103 526 638 JAKE LaTURNER REPUBLICAN 182 140 144 173 197 93 153 134 317 198 218 160 158 366 423 24 588 799 COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE NATHANIEL McLAUGHLIN DEMOCRATIC 250 112 131 182 192 121 160 153 225 117 211 209 138 249 264 79 473 560 VICKI SCHMIDT REPUBLICAN 192 142 151 193 209 96 167 141 330 216 236 162 169 389 457 45 631 868 Voter Registration 1531 545 503 793 853 508 736 605 1069 624 835 705 658 1216 1152 399 2126 2464 Total Voted 450 259 288 384 413 225 332 296 572 343 457 383 316 650 740 134 1139 1461 HELD ON NOVEMBER 6, 2018, IN LEAVENWORTH COUNTY, KS TOTAL MAJORITY Springdale/ Alexandria Lansing Ward 1 Lansing Ward 2 Lansing Ward 3 Lansing Ward 4 Delaware So Delaware Easton/Easton Basehor City/ Fairmount Basehor Twp/ Fairmount Glenwood/ Fairmount Boling/ High Prairie Kickapoo/ Kickapoo Reno/Reno Linwood/ Sherman Stranger/ Stranger Walnut/ Stranger Tonganoxie North Tonganoxie South Tonganoxie Rural 86 265 413 370 402 165 125 995 308 500 301 259 363 474 238 222 494 314 408 10,792 DAVIS 238 375 556 454 481 292 302 1421 523 694 610 562 352 730 462 319 610 346 643 14,056 WATKINS 25 45 53 47 52 36 28 134 55 60 56 45 27 41 24 21 58 32 58 1,472 STANDLEY 105 310 445 399 439 194 151 1102 345 547 345 309 398 525 271 242 531 336 440 11,802 KELLY 218 303 507 393 424 262 267 1254 466 624 549 499 309 645 412 290 507 295 583 12,379 KOBACH 2222123218 540232216175148 5341830 586CALDWELL 110875048549659241358 197KLOOS 23 41 50 50 47 27 26 151 49 63 47 35 26 52 34 26 76 45 52 1,376 ORMAN 83 275 396 354 378 162 114 948 286 457 295 242 352 456 222 199 474 298 383 10,369 MCCLENDON 252 381 591 479 503 314 321 1515 563 744 634 592 373 751 476 339 637 364 681 14,809 SCHWAB 15 31 34 32 46 15 15 79 33 54 35 28 18 38 24 22 50 31 47 1,063 HODGKINSON 96 287 408 369 407 170 128 984 312 510 302 265 332 462 230 207 503 306 400 10,887 SWAIN 253 396 613 497 528 320 320 1543 569 739 655 599 408 774 492 350 656 386 708 15,310 SCHMIDT 96 303 419 376 401 174 135 971 312 486 316 270 366 470 234 215 511 309 405 10,978 FRANCISCO 248 380 592 485 530 317 314 1543 560 756 644 590 375 765 487 339 645 378 706 15,121 LaTURNER 0 76 256 369 327 357 140 108 873 260 431 271 224 294 419 206 177 446 272 332 9,664 McLAUGHLIN 273 423 642 529 574 342 339 1636 596 807 682 621 437 805 510 375 700 416 761 16,262 SCHMIDT 0 579 1270 1667 1494 1627 727 721 4049 1428 1877 1520 1352 1036 1931 1082 853 2065 1193 1789 45,582 0 353 693 1038 879 948 496 459 2573 895 1270 975 872 745 1257 728 567 1167 700 1121 26,578 58.31% STATE OF KANSAS, LEAVENWORTH COUNTY, ss. We, the Undersigned, Members of the Board of County Commissioners in and for said County, and ex-officio Board of Canvassers for said county, do hereby certify that the foregoing Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held in the several precincts in said county on the above date, is correct as shown by the returns of said election on file in the County Clerk's office, and canvassed by us this 13th day of November, A.D., 2018. Witness Our Hands, This 13th day of November, 2018: ATTEST: County Clerk HELD ON NOVEMBER 6, 2018, IN LEAVENWORTH COUNTY, KS City of Leavenworth FOR WHAT OFFICE NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY 1 Pct. 1 Ward 1 Pct. 2 Ward 2 Pct. 2 Ward 3 Pct. 2 Ward 1 Pct. 3 Ward 1 Pct. 4 Ward 1 Pct. 5 Ward 2 Pct. 5 Ward 3 Pct. 5 Ward 4 Pct. 5 Ward 1 Pct. 6 Ward 2 Pct. 6 Ward 3 Pct. 6 Ward 4 Pct. 6 Ward 5 Pct. 6 Ward STATE REPRESENTATIVE, 38TH DISTRICT STUART W. SWEENEY DEMOCRATIC WILLIE DOVE REPUBLICAN STATE REPRESENTATIVE, 40TH DISTRICT DEBBIE DEERE DEMOCRATIC 193 166 DAVID W. FRENCH REPUBLICAN 183 145 STATE REPRESENTATIVE, 41ST DISTRICT JEFF PITTMAN DEMOCRATIC 236 141 170 248 143 206 177 326 160 274 247 333 376 TONY BARTON REPUBLICAN 140 114 116 158 79 124 118 240 179 179 134 313 362 STATE REPRESENTATIVE, 42ND DISTRICT THEA PERRY DEMOCRATIC 41 JIM KARLESKINT REPUBLICAN 25 STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, 1ST DISTRICT JANET WAUGH DEMOCRATIC 244 107 139 174 194 104 159 140 233 122 214 202 139 250 291 MICHAEL POWELL REPUBLICAN 198 147 147 202 211 115 168 153 329 213 239 175 168 391 434 COUNTY COMMISSIONER, 1ST DISTRICT NANCY D. BAUDER DEMOCRATIC 279 126 152 193 207 124 181 168 272 148 238 221 294 JEFFREY A. CULBERTSON REPUBLICAN 164 131 131 183 202 93 149 127 293 188 212 154 353 COUNTY COMMISSIONER, 2ND DISTRICT (2 YR. TERM) LINDA JOHNSON DEMOCRATIC 167 269 VICKY A. KAAZ REPUBLICAN 144 452 LAN-DEL WATER BOARD (ELECT 3) L. PHILIP CHILES JACOB KOWALEWSKI DONALD PARKS ROBIN (VISOCSKY) SPINNER Voter Registration 1531 545 503 793 853 508 736 605 1069 624 835 705 658 1216 1152 Total Voted 450 259 288 384 413 225 332 296 572 343 457 383 316 650 740 ABSTRACT OF THE VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION TOTAL MAJORITY 1 Pct. 7 Ward 2 Pct. 7 Ward 3 Pct. 7 Ward Springdale/ Alexandria Lansing 1 Ward Lansing 2 Ward Lansing 3 Ward Lansing 4 Ward Delaware So Delaware Easton/Easton Basehor City/ Fairmount Twp/ Basehor Fairmount Glenwood/ Fairmount High Boling/ Prairie Kickapoo/ Kickapoo Reno/Reno Linwood/ Sherman Stranger/ Stranger Walnut/ Stranger Tonganoxie North Tonganoxie South Tonganoxie Rural 48 1079 347 543 74 623 299 296 3,309 SWEENEY 108 1450 532 711 46 626 417 259 4,149 DOVE * 0 0 106 571 708 323 492 418 469 139 3,585 DEERE 24 551 741 360 532 456 468 195 3,655 FRENCH * 0 3,037 PITTMAN * 2,256 BARTON 0 78 113 275 229 278 403 237 319 1,973 PERRY 272 339 676 632 340 746 456 789 4,275 KARLESKINT* 0 103 493 597 84 258 397 341 365 167 107 1001 309 493 293 229 338 475 231 219 473 311 387 10,383 WAUGH * 25 630 848 266 420 622 523 569 327 345 1523 564 753 669 635 396 757 489 339 665 370 720 15,745 POWELL 0 0 0 89 93 331 236 3,352 BAUDER 262 363 633 623 4,261 CULBERTSON * 0 99 513 629 296 415 359 411 167 3,325 JOHNSON 26 604 820 384 601 506 518 318 4,373 KAAZ * 0 0 400 625 525 579 238 2,367 CHILES * 456 752 613 665 322 2,808 KOWALEWSKI* 117 138 124 117 93 589 PARKS 462 693 607 678 278 2,718 VISOCSKY * 0 0 0 0 0 399 2126 2464 579 1270 1667 1494 1627 727 721 4049 1428 1877 1520 1352 1036 1931 1082 853 2065 1193 1789 45,582 0 134 1139 1461 353 693 1038 879 948 496 459 2573 895 1270 975 872 745 1257 728 567 1167 700 1121 26,578 58.31% STATE OF KANSAS, LEAVENWORTH COUNTY, ss.
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