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Democratic Party - Vote for One Canvass Results BONNER COUNTY, IDAHO Unofficial results Registered Voters MAY 15, 2018 PRIMARY May 15, 2018 Primary Election 11100 of 0 = 0.00 % Run Time 2:42 AM 5/15/2018 Precincts Reporting Run Date 05/16/2018 Page 1 of 131 0 of 32 = 0.00 % REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT - Democratic Party - Vote for One Precinct Christina McNeil Michael W Smith James Vandermaas Cast Votes Unresolved write-in votes Absentee Voting Ballots Cast Election Day Voting Ballots Cast Total Ballots Cast Registered Voters Turnout Percentage AIRPORT 55 9 10 74 0 21 73 94 0 0.00 % ALGOMA 33 10 9 52 0 9 55 64 0 0.00 % BALDY 73 15 20 108 0 28 105 133 0 0.00 % BEACH 76 15 36 127 0 32 123 155 0 0.00 % BLUE LAKE 14 10 8 32 0 8 28 36 0 0.00 % CAREYWOOD 25 2 2 29 0 7 24 31 0 0.00 % CLARK FORK 29 9 9 47 0 13 43 56 0 0.00 % COCOLALLA 20 6 5 31 0 16 20 36 0 0.00 % COLBURN 37 3 17 57 0 12 57 69 0 0.00 % DOVER 26 9 13 48 0 22 40 62 0 0.00 % EAST PRIEST RIVER 25 5 4 34 0 6 35 41 0 0.00 % EDGEMERE 31 11 7 49 0 19 41 60 0 0.00 % GAMLIN LAKE 36 12 15 63 0 21 51 72 0 0.00 % GROUSE CREEK 39 5 17 61 0 29 51 80 0 0.00 % HOPE 36 9 18 63 0 7 68 75 0 0.00 % HUMBIRD 68 18 36 122 0 29 120 149 0 0.00 % KELSO 7 1 0 8 0 0 9 9 0 0.00 % KOOTENAI 55 8 19 82 0 16 79 95 0 0.00 % LACLEDE 18 3 4 25 0 5 27 32 0 0.00 % LAKEVIEW 8 1 3 12 0 0 14 14 0 0.00 % LAMB CREEK 15 2 8 25 0 3 26 29 0 0.00 % Canvass Results BONNER COUNTY, IDAHO Unofficial results Registered Voters MAY 15, 2018 PRIMARY May 15, 2018 Primary Election 11100 of 0 = 0.00 % Run Time 2:42 AM 5/15/2018 Precincts Reporting Run Date 05/16/2018 Page 2 of 131 0 of 32 = 0.00 % REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT - Democratic Party - Vote for One Precinct Christina McNeil Michael W Smith James Vandermaas Cast Votes Unresolved write-in votes Absentee Voting Ballots Cast Election Day Voting Ballots Cast Total Ballots Cast Registered Voters Turnout Percentage ODEN 42 10 21 73 0 22 60 82 0 0.00 % OLDTOWN 37 12 8 57 0 9 55 64 0 0.00 % PRIEST LAKE 18 3 3 24 0 3 23 26 0 0.00 % SAGLE 57 18 15 90 0 29 85 114 0 0.00 % SELLE 31 8 19 58 0 18 47 65 0 0.00 % SOUTHSIDE 21 3 5 29 0 12 21 33 0 0.00 % SPIRIT VALLEY 27 11 4 42 0 12 32 44 0 0.00 % WASHINGTON 108 10 32 150 0 46 154 200 0 0.00 % WESTMOND 32 8 16 56 0 20 46 66 0 0.00 % WEST PRIEST RIVER 14 3 6 23 0 1 27 28 0 0.00 % WRENCO 4 3 4 11 0 4 8 12 0 0.00 % Totals 1117 252 393 1762 0 479 1647 2126 0 0.00 % Canvass Results BONNER COUNTY, IDAHO Unofficial results Registered Voters MAY 15, 2018 PRIMARY May 15, 2018 Primary Election 11100 of 0 = 0.00 % Run Time 2:42 AM 5/15/2018 Precincts Reporting Run Date 05/16/2018 Page 3 of 131 0 of 32 = 0.00 % GOVERNOR - Democratic Party - Vote for One Precinct A J Balukoff Peter Dill Paulette Jordan Cast Votes Unresolved write-in votes Absentee Voting Ballots Cast Election Day Voting Ballots Cast Total Ballots Cast Registered Voters Turnout Percentage AIRPORT 34 2 54 90 0 21 73 94 0 0.00 % ALGOMA 31 2 28 61 0 9 55 64 0 0.00 % BALDY 44 3 80 127 0 28 105 133 0 0.00 % BEACH 42 4 99 145 0 32 123 155 0 0.00 % BLUE LAKE 18 2 16 36 0 8 28 36 0 0.00 % CAREYWOOD 16 0 14 30 0 7 24 31 0 0.00 % CLARK FORK 19 5 27 51 0 13 43 56 0 0.00 % COCOLALLA 16 0 17 33 0 16 20 36 0 0.00 % COLBURN 30 3 35 68 0 12 57 69 0 0.00 % DOVER 20 2 37 59 0 22 40 62 0 0.00 % EAST PRIEST RIVER 24 2 14 40 0 6 35 41 0 0.00 % EDGEMERE 25 2 31 58 0 19 41 60 0 0.00 % GAMLIN LAKE 26 2 41 69 0 21 51 72 0 0.00 % GROUSE CREEK 27 2 49 78 0 29 51 80 0 0.00 % HOPE 30 1 36 67 0 7 68 75 0 0.00 % HUMBIRD 42 2 96 140 0 29 120 149 0 0.00 % KELSO 5 1 2 8 0 0 9 9 0 0.00 % KOOTENAI 31 2 61 94 0 16 79 95 0 0.00 % LACLEDE 15 0 15 30 0 5 27 32 0 0.00 % LAKEVIEW 6 0 8 14 0 0 14 14 0 0.00 % LAMB CREEK 19 0 9 28 0 3 26 29 0 0.00 % Canvass Results BONNER COUNTY, IDAHO Unofficial results Registered Voters MAY 15, 2018 PRIMARY May 15, 2018 Primary Election 11100 of 0 = 0.00 % Run Time 2:42 AM 5/15/2018 Precincts Reporting Run Date 05/16/2018 Page 4 of 131 0 of 32 = 0.00 % GOVERNOR - Democratic Party - Vote for One Precinct A J Balukoff Peter Dill Paulette Jordan Cast Votes Unresolved write-in votes Absentee Voting Ballots Cast Election Day Voting Ballots Cast Total Ballots Cast Registered Voters Turnout Percentage ODEN 30 1 49 80 0 22 60 82 0 0.00 % OLDTOWN 33 0 30 63 0 9 55 64 0 0.00 % PRIEST LAKE 17 0 7 24 0 3 23 26 0 0.00 % SAGLE 41 6 64 111 0 29 85 114 0 0.00 % SELLE 28 2 34 64 0 18 47 65 0 0.00 % SOUTHSIDE 12 0 19 31 0 12 21 33 0 0.00 % SPIRIT VALLEY 28 2 14 44 0 12 32 44 0 0.00 % WASHINGTON 61 1 125 187 0 46 154 200 0 0.00 % WESTMOND 35 0 26 61 0 20 46 66 0 0.00 % WEST PRIEST RIVER 20 2 5 27 0 1 27 28 0 0.00 % WRENCO 2 1 7 10 0 4 8 12 0 0.00 % Totals 827 52 1149 2028 0 479 1647 2126 0 0.00 % Canvass Results BONNER COUNTY, IDAHO Unofficial results Registered Voters MAY 15, 2018 PRIMARY May 15, 2018 Primary Election 11100 of 0 = 0.00 % Run Time 2:42 AM 5/15/2018 Precincts Reporting Run Date 05/16/2018 Page 5 of 131 0 of 32 = 0.00 % LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - Democratic Party - Vote for One Precinct Kristin Collum Jim Fabe Cast Votes Unresolved write-in votes Absentee Voting Ballots Cast Election Day Voting Ballots Cast Total Ballots Cast Registered Voters Turnout Percentage AIRPORT 68 6 74 0 21 73 94 0 0.00 % ALGOMA 47 5 52 0 9 55 64 0 0.00 % BALDY 97 11 108 0 28 105 133 0 0.00 % BEACH 109 16 125 0 32 123 155 0 0.00 % BLUE LAKE 25 6 31 0 8 28 36 0 0.00 % CAREYWOOD 25 2 27 0 7 24 31 0 0.00 % CLARK FORK 42 4 46 0 13 43 56 0 0.00 % COCOLALLA 25 5 30 0 16 20 36 0 0.00 % COLBURN 56 5 61 0 12 57 69 0 0.00 % DOVER 44 2 46 0 22 40 62 0 0.00 % EAST PRIEST RIVER 24 9 33 0 6 35 41 0 0.00 % EDGEMERE 43 7 50 0 19 41 60 0 0.00 % GAMLIN LAKE 49 10 59 0 21 51 72 0 0.00 % GROUSE CREEK 57 6 63 0 29 51 80 0 0.00 % HOPE 58 6 64 0 7 68 75 0 0.00 % HUMBIRD 104 14 118 0 29 120 149 0 0.00 % KELSO 7 0 7 0 0 9 9 0 0.00 % KOOTENAI 72 6 78 0 16 79 95 0 0.00 % LACLEDE 20 5 25 0 5 27 32 0 0.00 % LAKEVIEW 13 0 13 0 0 14 14 0 0.00 % LAMB CREEK 19 5 24 0 3 26 29 0 0.00 % Canvass Results BONNER COUNTY, IDAHO Unofficial results Registered Voters MAY 15, 2018 PRIMARY May 15, 2018 Primary Election 11100 of 0 = 0.00 % Run Time 2:42 AM 5/15/2018 Precincts Reporting Run Date 05/16/2018 Page 6 of 131 0 of 32 = 0.00 % LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - Democratic Party - Vote for One Precinct Kristin Collum Jim Fabe Cast Votes Unresolved write-in votes Absentee Voting Ballots Cast Election Day Voting Ballots Cast Total Ballots Cast Registered Voters Turnout Percentage ODEN 70 3 73 0 22 60 82 0 0.00 % OLDTOWN 51 7 58 0 9 55 64 0 0.00 % PRIEST LAKE 19 4 23 0 3 23 26 0 0.00 % SAGLE 83 8 91 0 29 85 114 0 0.00 % SELLE 53 4 57 0 18 47 65 0 0.00 % SOUTHSIDE 26 2 28 0 12 21 33 0 0.00 % SPIRIT VALLEY 34 8 42 0 12 32 44 0 0.00 % WASHINGTON 134 13 147 0 46 154 200 0 0.00 % WESTMOND 52 4 56 0 20 46 66 0 0.00 % WEST PRIEST RIVER 13 8 21 0 1 27 28 0 0.00 % WRENCO 9 1 10 0 4 8 12 0 0.00 % Totals 1548 192 1740 0 479 1647 2126 0 0.00 % Canvass Results BONNER COUNTY, IDAHO Unofficial results Registered Voters MAY 15, 2018 PRIMARY May 15, 2018 Primary Election 11100 of 0 = 0.00 % Run Time 2:42 AM 5/15/2018 Precincts Reporting Run Date 05/16/2018 Page 7 of 131 0 of 32 = 0.00 % SECRETARY OF STATE - Democratic Party - Vote for One Precinct Joseph J.P.
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