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Write-In Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY and SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Total Write-In Votes : 2515 ELIZABETH WARREN 1122 VOID 318 DONALD TRUMP 265 ANDREW YANG 163 BLANK 122 ANDREW CUOMO 103 PETE BUTTIGIEG 57 AMY KLOBUCHAR 31 KAMALA HARRIS 25 MICHAEL BLOOMBERG 18 CORY BOOKER 11 CLAUDETTE PAGE 10 MICKEY MOUSE 8 HILLARY CLINTON 6 HOWIE HAWKINS 6 BARACK OBAMA 5 MICHELLE OBAMA 5 MARIO CUOMO 4 GRITTY 3 JAY INSLEE 3 MARIANNE WILLIAMSON 3 MIKE DOYLE 3 STACEY ABRAMS 3 ALEXANDRIA OCASIO-CORTEZ 2 BILL GATES 2 COREY BOOKER 2 JULIAN CASTRO 2 KEVIN BUNDY 2 KEVIN TYAS 2 MARK CHARLES 2 MARK CUBAN 2 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 1 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name MUMIA ABU JAMAL 2 NATHAN SCHMIDT 2 OLGA MELENDEZ 2 PHIL MURPHY 2 RAHIEM S BURGESS 2 REBECCA L ZARNOWSKI 2 VAZQUEZ EMILIO 2 ADAM SCHIFF 1 AL GORE 1 ALBERT BRAUN 1 ALI MUHAMMAD 1 ANDREW FELTON 1 ANDREW GREGORY MAZUR 1 ANDREW THOMAS 1 ANNA GREENE 1 ANNALEE MAUSKGAT 1 ANNE SMALL 1 ANTHONY S RATKA 1 ANTONIO LIEGGI 1 AYISHA ABDULALI 1 BART WEAVER 1 BERNIE BROGDEN 1 BERNIE SAMPSON 1 BOB CASEY 1 BOB STRAUSS 1 BRAD PITT 1 BREE O NEIL 1 BRIAN WRIGHT 1 BRUCE BRADLEY II 1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 1 BRUCE WAYNE 1 CARL BRUTANANADILEWSKI 1 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 2 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name CARL HACKETT 1 CAROL D TART 1 CARSON WENTZ 1 CATHERINE MANGINI 1 CHARIS WEEKS 1 CHARLES MIKALIC 1 CHICKLET DISCRISCIO 1 CUOMO MARIO 1 DAN LIPINSKI 1 DANIEL RIGHTER 1 DARRYL T HARPER 1 DAVID A SOLTESZ 1 DAVID PORTNOY 1 DEON KEEN 1 DIANE BASON 1 DONAL TRUM 1 DONALD DUCK 1 DOVE NASIR 1 ED MONAGHAN 1 ED RENDELL 1 EDDIE HOWARD JR 1 EDWARD KAISER 1 ELIAS FIGUEROA 1 ELMO 1 ELTON JOHN 1 ERIC PRYBELLA 1 FRAN DZWONIAREK 1 FRANCIS X GRIMES 1 FRANK P KUDERS 1 FRANK RIZZO 1 FRANK ROSS 1 GEORGE FLOYD 1 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 3 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name GEORGE LUCAS 1 GLORIA JONES 1 GLORIA LA RIVA 1 GREGORY KLINIEWSKI JR 1 HARRY YOUNG 1 HERB SUMSKY 1 HOWARD STERN 1 HOWARD T DUCK 1 HULK HOGAN 1 JACQUELINE YEO 1 JACQUES JULIEN 1 JAMES A GILLON 1 JAMES J EDMINSTON JR 1 JAMES M YOUNGE 1 JAMES MARQUESS 1 JAMES MATTIS 1 JAMES MESSNER 1 JAMES RYAN 1 JAMIR LIVINGSTON 1 JED BARTLET 1 JENNIFER BOORUM 1 JESSE VENTURA 1 JHON BAIREN 1 JIM CORNETTE 1 JIM WALSH 1 JO JORDENSEN 1 JO JORGENSON 1 JOE EXOTIC 1 JOE ROGAN 1 JOE SESTAK 1 JOHN BEL EDWARDS 1 JOHN M REDFERN 1 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 4 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name JOHN PETRICK JR 1 JOHN STEWART 1 JON STEWART 1 JOSEPH MCALLISTER 1 JOSEPH P TOUGHILL 1 JULIÁN CASTRO 1 JUSTIN SMITH 1 KEITH DAVIS 1 KEN HERME 1 KEVIN NARAG 1 KILLER MIKE 1 KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND 1 KRISTYN A ARCHER 1 LARRY DAVID 1 LEBRON JAMES 1 LESTER RODRIGUEZ 1 LIZOBETH HITT 1 LONDON BREED 1 MAMIE ATKINS 1 MARC ANDREESSEN 1 MARCO RUBIO 1 MARCUS GARVEY 1 MARIE FERRETI 1 MARK B WOODLAND 1 MARK RAWSTEIN 1 MAT MOTO 1 MATTHEW GARRISON TANN 1 MAX BLENDER 1 MEGAN T BUCHER 1 MICHAEL BARNA 1 MICHAEL JEFFREY JORDAN 1 MICHAEL SANTIAGO RENDER 1 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 5 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name MICK DOYLE 1 MIKE BREMSER 1 MIKE DOLE 1 MIKE ROWE 1 MIKE SWEENEY 1 NDU PATEL 1 NEIL DIAMOND 1 NEIL PEART 1 NILES CARTER 1 OLALEKAN SOLANKE 1 OPRAH G WINFREY 1 OPRAH WINFREY 1 PATRICIA CARUSO 1 PATRICK MOYLAN 1 PATT PAT 1 PAUL RYAN 1 POCO POSSUM 1 REGINA YOUNG 1 RELIX ROSDO 1 RICHARD G SHIVONE 1 RICHARD J BEIGEL 1 RICHARD LEE 1 RICHARD ROSATI 1 ROBERT D MORRISON 1 ROBERT J GRANT 1 ROBERT KILPATRICK 1 ROBERT M GROSS 1 ROBERT PATRICK CASEY 1 ROBERT V JACOBS 1 ROCCO LAUDAN 1 ROMAN OLCHOWECKY 1 RON PAUL 1 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 6 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name ROQUE DE LA FUENTE 1 RUDOLPH PETRUZZELLI 1 RUSSEL MOORE 1 RYMOND DALIO 1 SAM HENKIC 1 SANDRA L MITCHELL LEWIS 1 SARAH OHARA 1 SETH BLUESTEIN 1 SHANE GIEL 1 SHERYL HEIERBALIN 1 STEVEN GRAU 1 SUSAN H TONKINSON 1 TAMIKA MALLORY 1 TARA READE 1 TED CRUZ 1 TED SCAIRATO 1 THE PHILLY CAPTAIN 1 THOMAS A LEE JR 1 THOMAS E NALENCZ 1 TONYA M HALL 1 TRUMP DON 1 TULSI GABBARD 1 UMAR JOHNSON 1 VERMIN SUPREME 1 WILLIAM C FAGAN 1 WILLIAM GILLON 1 WILLIAM WARREN BRADLEY 1 WILSON ALEXANDER 1 ZACH COHEN 1 ZILLAH M ELCIN 1 Not Assigned 8 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 7 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Total Write-In Votes : 871 JOSEPH R BIDEN 262 VOID 228 MITT ROMNEY 66 BERNIE SANDERS 49 BLANK 25 JOHN KASICH 24 ANDREW CUOMO 11 PAUL RYAN 8 MICKEY MOUSE 7 JUSTIN AMASH 6 MARCO RUBIO 6 NIKKI HALEY 5 ANDREW YANG 4 MARK CUBAN 4 MIKE PENCE 4 TULSI GABBARD 4 ANTHONY FAUCI 3 ELIZABETH WARREN 3 GRITTY 3 JEB BUSH 3 LARRY HOGAN 3 MICHAEL BLOOMBERG 3 MICHELLE OBAMA 3 BABY YODA 2 BEN CARSON 2 BEN SASSE 2 DAN CRENSHAW 2 DONALD DUCK 2 EVAN MCMULLIN 2 GEORGE W BUSH 2 JOHN MCCAIN 2 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 8 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name MARIO CUOMO 2 RAND PAUL 2 ROBERT MUELLER 2 ALEX BRUCE 1 ALEXANDER HAMILTON 1 AMY KLOBUCHAR 1 ANTHONY GIORDANO 1 APURVA WADINAN 1 ARLEN ENOCH 1 AVERIL W COMBS 1 BART SIMPSON 1 BELLA THE DACHSUND 1 BENJAMIN MICHAEL SENSKI 1 BERNADINE HAWES 1 BILL WELD 1 BRIAN CARROLL 1 BRIAN MURPHY SR 1 BRYAN SHAFFER 1 BUGS BUNNY 1 C R FLYNT 1 CARLA CARSON 1 CHRIS EVANS 1 CHRISTINA MARIE SEELING 1 COLIN KAEPERNICK 1 COLIN POWEL 1 COLIN POWELL 1 CRAIG KELLY HALL 1 DANIEL MUSHAT 1 DANIEL PAUL ROTH 1 DAVID LOMBARDO 1 DIETRECH KESSLER 1 DJANO PAUL 1 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 9 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name DONALD GUDHUS 1 DWAYNE CAMACHO 1 DWAYNE JOHNSON 1 EDDIE GLAUD 1 EDWARD FLANAGAN III 1 ELLEN R AMICORE 1 ELVIS PRESLEY 1 FRANK RIZZO 1 FRED SPEAKER 1 GARY PAPOUSCHEK 1 GEORGE FLOYD 1 GEORGE K ROBINSON III 1 HARAMBE 1 HARVEY SHARP 1 HILLARY CLINTON 1 ILLEGIBLE 1 JACINTH ROBERTS 1 JAMES BRADDOCK 1 JAMES H BUCK JR 1 JAMES J MCCULLOUGH 1 JAMES MATTIS 1 JAMES T SMITH 1 JARED SCOTT BARNES 1 JARED STEPHEN GENTILE 1 JOE LOUIS STEWART JR 1 JOE WALSH 1 JOHN BIRKMIRE 1 JOHN BOUNCER 1 JOHN OLIVER 1 JON HUNTSMAN 1 JUAN C RODRIGUEZ 1 JULIA PRIMUS 1 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 10 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name K A MORGAN 1 KELLY CUNNINGHAM 1 KRISTI NOEM 1 LAWRENCE TABAS 1 MAE LOGAN 1 MALDINE BELL 1 MARTIN SHEEN 1 MARY ANNE MACLEOD TRUMP 1 MARY SCULLION 1 MARYLEE WINTERS 1 MEGHAN CIVERA 1 MEGHAN MCCAIN 1 MICHAEL ALLERUZZO 1 MICHAEL LAMB 1 MICHAEL ROMAN 1 MIKE DEWINE 1 MIKE DOYLE 1 MIKE ROWE 1 MIKEY MOUSE 1 MITCH DANIELS 1 MORGAN MIFFLIN 1 MURRAY R MILLER 1 MYKIA THROWER 1 OLUFEMI FADEYIBI 1 PATRICK J TOOMEY 1 PETER THOMAS 1 PORKY PIG 1 RANDY ROBINSON 1 RENU JOHN 1 RICK SANTORUM 1 ROBERT EUGENE HORMANN 1 ROBERT FOX 1 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 11 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name ROBERT KLEIN 1 ROBERT R HUNTER II 1 RON PAUL 1 RONALD REAGAN 1 SAM KATZ 1 SCOTT ASHMAN 1 SENATOR ROMNEY 1 STEPHEN BATTISTA 1 STEVE BOLNO 1 STEVE MUN 1 TALMADGE BELO JR 1 THERESA PRIESTER 1 THOMAS BASIL 1 THOMAS DUNPHY 1 THOMAS MASSIE 1 TIM SCOTT 1 TODD J WILLIAMS 1 TOM BANNON 1 VERMIN SUPREME 1 WAYNE CRAIG 1 WILLIAM LAMAR SMITH JR 1 ZACHARY STROHM 1 Not Assigned 0 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 12 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name ATTORNEY GENERAL Total Write-In Votes : 1144 LARRY KRASNER 214 VOID 190 BLANK 110 GRITTY 36 HEATHER HEIDELBAUGH 30 MICHAEL LAMB 13 LISA RAU 12 ELIZABETH WARREN 9 JOHN FETTERMAN 9 KEIR BRADFORD-GREY 9 DONALD J TRUMP 8 BERNIE SANDERS 6 MICHAEL COARD 6 JOANNE EPPS 5 MICKEY MOUSE 5 ANLIN WANG 4 CLAUDETTE PAGE 4 ED RENDELL 4 FELIX ROSADO 4 MIKE DOYLE 4 MUMIA ABU JAMAL 4 NINA AHMAD 4 SEAN DAMON 4 BARACK OBAMA 3 DOUGLAS H FEDOROFF 3 HELEN GYM 3 JENA SIMONDS 3 JENNIFER KATES 3 JOEL EMBIID 3 JOSEPH R BIDEN 3 KATHLEEN KANE 3 Write-in Names Report 06/24/2020 10:24AM Page 13 of212 Write-in Names Report 2020 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION June 2, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heading Candidate Name LORRAINE HAW 3 NIKIL SAVAL 3 AMBIKA S ROOS 2 ANDREW CUOMO 2 CHRIS BRENNAN 2 DARRELL REAVES 2 DONALD DUCK 2 DOUGLAS HELMAN 2 ELI SPECTOR 2 EMMA GOLDMAN 2 JOE KHAN 2 JOHN SMITH 2 JON CIOSCHI 2 KAE GREENBERG 2 KEISHA HUDSON 2 KEITH ELLISON 2 KEVIN DOUGHERTY 2 LEE SOLTYSIAK 2 MARCUS TOCONITA 2 MARNI SNYDER 2 MICHAEL STEIN 2 NATHAN SCHMIDT 2 PELE IRGANG-LADEN 2 RICHARD SHIPTOSKI 2 ROBERT DUNHAM 2 SEAN BARLETT 2 SETH WILLIAMS 2 SHANNON BRADEN 2 VERMIN SUPREME 2 AARON MANDERS 1 ABIGAIL JANE COOKE 1
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