SAMPLE BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 6, 2018 CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY, MISSOURI
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1 SAMPLE BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 6, 2018 NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that the General Election will be held in the County of Cape Girardeau on Tuesday, November 6, 2018 as certified to this office by the participating entities of Cape Girardeau County. The ballot for the Election shall be in substantially the following form. FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR JOSH HAWLEY CLAIRE McCASKILL JAPHETH CAMPBELL JO CRAIN CRAIG O'DEAR FOR STATE AUDITOR SAUNDRA McDOWELL NICOLE GALLOWAY SEAN O'TOOLE DON FITZ JACOB LUETKEMEYER FOR UNITED STATES RESENTATIVE DISTRICT 8 JASON SMITH KATHY ELLIS JONATHAN L. SHELL FOR STATE RESENTATIVE DISTRICT 146 BARRY D. HOVIS GAYLA A. DACE FOR STATE RESENTATIVE DISTRICT 147 KATHY SWAN RENITA GREEN FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE CIRCUIT 32, DIVISION 2 BENJAMIN F. LEWIS DEM LIB GRN IND DEM LIB GRN CST DEM LIB DEM DEM FOR ASSOCIATE CIRCUIT JUDGE DIVISION 3 FRANK E. MILLER FOR ASSOCIATE CIRCUIT JUDGE DIVISION 4 SCOTT A. LIPKE FOR PRESIDING COMMISSIONER CLINT TRACY FOR COUNTY CLERK KARA CLARK SUMMERS FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK CHARLEEN (CHARLIE) BIESTER FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS ANDREW DAVID (DREW) BLATTNER FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY MARK J. WELKER FOR COUNTY AUDITOR EUGENE (PETE) FRAZIER III FOR COLLECTOR OF REVENUE BARBARA GHOLSON CARRIE M. ROBERT SPECIAL ELECTION FOR SHERIFF TERM EXPIRING DECEMBER 31, 2020 RUTH ANN DICKERSON DEM Shall Judge W. BRENT POWELL of the Missouri Supreme Court be retained in office? YES NO Shall Judge MARY RHODES RUSSELL of the Missouri Supreme Court be retained in office? YES NO Shall Judge COLLEEN DOLAN of the Eastern District Court of Appeals be retained in office? YES NO Shall Judge LISA P. PAGE of the Eastern District Court of Appeals be retained in office? YES NO CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1 Proposed by Initiative Petition Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to: change process and criteria for redrawing state legislative districts during reapportionment; change limits on campaign contributions that candidates for state legislature can accept from individuals or entities; establish a limit on gifts that state legislators, and their employees, can accept from paid lobbyists; prohibit state legislators, and their employees, from serving as paid lobbyists for a period of time; prohibit political fundraising by candidates for or members of the state legislature on State property; and require legislative records and proceedings to be open to the public? State governmental entities estimate annual operating costs may increase by $189,000. Local governmental entities expect no fiscal impact. YES NO
2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 4 PROPOSITION C Proposed by Initiative Petition Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to: allow the use of marijuana for medical purposes, and create regulations and licensing/certification procedures for marijuana and marijuana facilities; impose a 4 percent tax on the retail sale of marijuana; and use funds from these taxes for health care services for military veterans by the Missouri Veterans Commission and to administer the program to license/certify and regulate marijuana and marijuana facilities? This proposal is estimated to generate annual taxes and fees of $18 million for state operating costs and veterans programs, and $6 million for local governments. Annual state operating costs are estimated to be $7 million. YES NO CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 3 Proposed by Initiative Petition Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to: allow the use of marijuana for medical purposes, and create regulations and licensing procedures for marijuana and marijuana facilities; impose a 15 percent tax on the retail sale of marijuana, and a tax on the wholesale sale of marijuana flowers and leaves per dry-weight ounce to licensed facilities; and use funds from these taxes to establish and fund a state research institute to conduct research with the purpose of developing cures and treatments for cancer and other incurable diseases or medical conditions? This proposal is estimated to generate annual taxes and fees of $66 million. State governmental entities estimate initial implementation costs of $186,000 and increased annual operating costs of $500,000. YES NO Proposed by the 99th General Assembly (Second Regular Session) HJR 59 Do you want to amend the Missouri constitution to: remove language limiting bingo game advertising that a court ruled unenforceable; and allow a member of a licensed organization conducting bingo games to participate in the management of bingo games after being a member of the organization for six months instead of the current two years? State and local governmental entities estimate no costs or savings from this proposal. YES NO YES NO PROPOSITION B Proposed by Initiative Petition Do you want to amend Missouri law to: increase the state minimum wage to $8.60 per hour with 85 cents per hour increase each year until 2023, when the state minimum wage would be $12.00 per hour; exempt government employers from the above increase; and increase the penalty for paying employees less than the minimum wage? State and local governments estimate no direct costs or savings from the proposal, but operating costs could increase by an unknown annual amount that could be significant. State and local government tax revenue could change by an unknown annual amount ranging from a $2.9 million decrease to a $214 million increase depending on business decisions. Proposed by Initiative Petition Do you want to amend Missouri law to: remove state prohibitions on personal use and possession of medical cannabis (marijuana) with a written certification by a physician who treats a patient diagnosed with a qualifying medical condition; remove state prohibitions on growth, possession, production, and sale of medical marijuana by licensed and regulated facilities, and a facility's licensed owners and employees; impose a 2% tax on the retail sale of medical marijuana; and use funds from this tax for veterans' services, drug treatment, early childhood education, and for public safety in cities with a medical marijuana facility? State government entities estimate initial and one-time costs of $2.6 million, annual costs of $10 million, and annual revenues of at least $10 million. Local government entities estimate no annual costs and are expected to have at least $152,000 in annual revenues. YES NO YES NO PROPOSITION D Proposed by the 99th General Assembly (Second Regular Session) SS 2 HB 1460 Shall Missouri law be amended to fund Missouri state law enforcement by increasing the motor fuel tax by two and one half cents per gallon annually for four years beginning July 1, 2019, exempt Special Olympic, Paralympic, and Olympic prizes from state taxes, and to establish the Emergency State Freight Bottleneck Fund? If passed, this measure will generate at least $288 million annually to the State Road Fund to provide for the funding of Missouri state law enforcement and $123 million annually to local governments for road construction and maintenance.
3 Election Summary Report Time: 12:08:34 PM Page 1/4 Registered 53,465 - Ballots 32,671 : 61.11% 35 of 35 Precincts Reporting U.S.SENATOR U.S.. DIST. 8 32,531 32,273 JOSH HAWLEY () 22, % CLAIRE McCASKILL (DEM) 8, % JAPHETH CAMPBELL (LIB) % JO CRAIN (GRN) % CRAIG O'DEAR (IND) % MARTIN LUTHER DZERZHINSKY 0 0% LINDSTEDT (W) STEVEN WALLACE (W) 0 0% GINA BUFE (W) 0 0% RODNEY STOCK (W) 0 0% CASSIE GANIER (W) 0 0% % STATE AUDITOR 31,895 SAUNDRA McDOWELL () 21, % NICOLE GALLOWAY (DEM) 9, % SEAN O'TOOLE (LIB) % DON FITZ (GRN) % JACOB LUETKEMEYER (CST) % ARNIE C. AC DIENOFF (W) 0 0% % JASON SMITH () 23, % KATHY ELLIS (DEM) 8, % JONATHAN L. SHELL (LIB) % % STATE. DIST. 146 Number of Precincts 26 Precincts Reporting 26 18,695 BARRY D. HOVIS () 15, % GAYLA A. DACE (DEM) 3, % % STATE. DIST. 147 Number of Precincts 17 Precincts Reporting 17 13,328 KATHY SWAN () 8, % RENITA GREEN (DEM) 4, % % CIRCUIT JUDGE, CIR. 32 DIV. 2 27,990 BENJAMIN F. LEWIS () 27, % %
4 Election Summary Report Time: 12:08:34 PM Page 2/4 Registered 53,465 - Ballots 32,671 : 61.11% 35 of 35 Precincts Reporting ASSOC. CIRCUIT JUDGE, DIV. 3 CIRCUIT COURT CLERK 27,682 26,959 FRANK E. MILLER () 27, % % ASSOC. CIRCUIT JUDGE, DIV. 4 27,798 SCOTT A. LIPKE () 27, % % PRESIDING COMMISSIONER 27,098 CLINT TRACY () 26, % % COUNTY CLERK 27,636 KARA CLARK SUMMERS () 27, % % CHARLEEN (CHARLIE) BIESTER 26, % () % RECORDER OF DEEDS 27,202 ANDREW DAVID (DREW) 26, % BLATTNER () % PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 27,127 MARK J. WELKER () 26, % % COUNTY AUDITOR 26,865 EUGENE (PETE) FRAZIER III 26, % () %
5 Election Summary Report Time: 12:08:34 PM Page 3/4 Registered 53,465 - Ballots 32,671 : 61.11% 35 of 35 Precincts Reporting COLLECTOR OF REVENUE JUDGE COLLEEN DOLAN APPEALS COURT EASTERN DIST 31,670 27,736 BARBARA GHOLSON () 21, % CARRIE M. ROBERT (DEM) 10, % % COUNTY SHERIFF 27,344 RUTH ANN DICKERSON () 26, % % JUDGE W. BRENT POWELL SUPREME COURT 28,057 YES 22, % NO 5, % JUDGE MARY RHODES RUSSELL SUPREME COURT 27,904 YES 21, % NO 6, % YES 21, % NO 6, % JUDGE LISA P. PAGE APPEALS COURT EASTERN DIST 27,653 YES 21, % NO 6, % CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1 31,411 YES 17, % NO 14, % CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2 32,041 YES 18, % NO 13, %
6 Election Summary Report Time: 12:08:34 PM Page 4/4 Registered 53,465 - Ballots 32,671 : 61.11% 35 of 35 Precincts Reporting CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 3 PROPOSITION D 31,792 31,984 YES 9, % NO 22, % YES 15, % NO 16, % CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 4 30,590 YES 16, % NO 13, % PROPOSITION B 31,982 YES 15, % NO 16, % PROPOSITION C 31,704 YES 12, % NO 19, %
7 Turnout Ballots Cast % Turnout CAPE PRECINCT % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % CAPE PRECINCT 3B % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % CAPE PRECINCT 6A % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % CAPE PRECINCT 4C % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % BYRD % BYRD % BYRD % BYRD % BYRD 5 & % BROWN OWL % CAMPSTER % GORDONVILLE % WHITEWATER % BURFORDVILLE % HANOVER % NELL HOLCOMB % ORIOLE % FRUITLAND % NEW WELLS % POCAHONTAS % DELTA % MILLERSVILLE % FRIEDHEIM % OAK RIDGE % CENTRAL POLL ABSENTEE %
8 U.S.SENATOR JOSH HAWLEY () CLAIRE McCASKILL (DEM) JAPHETH CAMPBELL (LIB) JO CRAIN (GRN) CRAIG O'DEAR (IND) MARTIN LUTHER DZERZHINSK STEVEN WALLACE (W) GINA BUFE (W) CAPE PRECINCT % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % % BYRD % % % % % BYRD % % % % % BYRD % % % % % BYRD % % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % % % BROWN OWL % % % % % CAMPSTER % % % % % GORDONVILLE % % % % % WHITEWATER % % % % % BURFORDVILLE % % % % % HANOVER % % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % % ORIOLE % % % % % FRUITLAND % % % % % NEW WELLS % % % % % POCAHONTAS % % % % % DELTA % % % % MILLERSVILLE % % % % % FRIEDHEIM % % % OAK RIDGE % % % % % CENTRAL POLL % % % % % ABSENTEE % % % % % % % % % %
9 U.S.SENATOR RODNEY STOCK (W) CASSIE GANIER (W) CAPE PRECINCT % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % CAPE PRECINCT 2B CAPE PRECINCT 3B CAPE PRECINCT 6C CAPE PRECINCT 3A % CAPE PRECINCT 4A CAPE PRECINCT 6A CAPE PRECINCT 4B CAPE PRECINCT 4C CAPE PRECINCT 5A % CAPE PRECINCT 5B CAPE PRECINCT 6B % BYRD % BYRD % BYRD % BYRD % BYRD 5 & BROWN OWL CAMPSTER GORDONVILLE WHITEWATER BURFORDVILLE HANOVER % NELL HOLCOMB ORIOLE % FRUITLAND % NEW WELLS POCAHONTAS DELTA MILLERSVILLE % FRIEDHEIM OAK RIDGE CENTRAL POLL ABSENTEE %
10 STATE AUDITOR SAUNDRA McDOWELL () NICOLE GALLOWAY (DEM) SEAN O'TOOLE (LIB) DON FITZ (GRN) JACOB LUETKEMEYE R (CST) ARNIE C. AC DIENOFF (W) CAPE PRECINCT % % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % % BYRD % % % % % % BYRD % % % % % % BYRD % % % % % BYRD % % % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % % % BROWN OWL % % % % CAMPSTER % % % % % GORDONVILLE % % % % % WHITEWATER % % % % % BURFORDVILLE % % % % % HANOVER % % % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % % ORIOLE % % % % % FRUITLAND % % % % % % NEW WELLS % % % % POCAHONTAS % % % % % DELTA % % % % % % MILLERSVILLE % % % % FRIEDHEIM % % % % OAK RIDGE % % % % CENTRAL POLL % % % % % ABSENTEE % % % % % % % % % % %
11 U.S.. DIST. 8 JASON SMITH () KATHY ELLIS (DEM) JONATHAN L. SHELL (LIB) CAPE PRECINCT % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % 0 - BYRD % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % 0 - BROWN OWL % % % % CAMPSTER % % % 0 - GORDONVILLE % % % 0 - WHITEWATER % % % 0 - BURFORDVILLE % % % 0 - HANOVER % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % ORIOLE % % % 0 - FRUITLAND % % % 0 - NEW WELLS % % % 0 - POCAHONTAS % % % 0 - DELTA % % % 0 - MILLERSVILLE % % % 0 - FRIEDHEIM % % % 0 - OAK RIDGE % % % 0 - CENTRAL POLL % % % 0 - ABSENTEE % % % % % % %
12 STATE. DIST. 146 STATE. DIST. 147 BARRY D. HOVIS () GAYLA A. DACE (DEM) KATHY SWAN () RENITA GREEN (DEM) CAPE PRECINCT % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % BYRD % % % BYRD % % % BYRD % % % BYRD % % % BYRD 5 & % % BROWN OWL % % CAMPSTER % % % % % GORDONVILLE % % WHITEWATER % % BURFORDVILLE % % HANOVER % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % ORIOLE % % FRUITLAND % % % NEW WELLS % % POCAHONTAS % % DELTA % % MILLERSVILLE % % % FRIEDHEIM % % OAK RIDGE % % CENTRAL POLL % % % % 0 - ABSENTEE % % % % % % % % % % % %
13 CIRCUIT JUDGE, CIR. 32 DIV. 2 ASSOC. CIRCUIT JUDGE, DIV. 3 BENJAMIN F. LEWIS () FRANK E. MILLER () CAPE PRECINCT % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % % BROWN OWL % % % % CAMPSTER % % % % GORDONVILLE % % % % WHITEWATER % % % % BURFORDVILLE % % % % HANOVER % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % ORIOLE % % % % FRUITLAND % % % % NEW WELLS % % % % POCAHONTAS % % % % DELTA % % % % MILLERSVILLE % % % % FRIEDHEIM % % % % OAK RIDGE % % % % CENTRAL POLL % % % % ABSENTEE % % % % % % % %
14 ASSOC. CIRCUIT JUDGE, DIV. 4 PRESIDING COMMISSIONER SCOTT A. LIPKE () CLINT TRACY () CAPE PRECINCT % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % % BROWN OWL % % % % CAMPSTER % % % % GORDONVILLE % % % % WHITEWATER % % % % BURFORDVILLE % % % % HANOVER % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % ORIOLE % % % % FRUITLAND % % % % NEW WELLS % % POCAHONTAS % % % % DELTA % % % % MILLERSVILLE % % % % FRIEDHEIM % % % % OAK RIDGE % % % % CENTRAL POLL % % % % ABSENTEE % % % % % % % %
15 COUNTY CLERK CIRCUIT COURT CLERK KARA CLARK SUMMERS () CHARLEEN (CHARLIE) BIESTER CAPE PRECINCT % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % % BROWN OWL % % % % CAMPSTER % % % % GORDONVILLE % % % % WHITEWATER % % % % BURFORDVILLE % % % % HANOVER % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % ORIOLE % % % % FRUITLAND % % % % NEW WELLS POCAHONTAS % % % % DELTA % % % % MILLERSVILLE % % % % FRIEDHEIM % % % % OAK RIDGE % % % % CENTRAL POLL % % % % ABSENTEE % % % % % % % %
16 RECORDER OF DEEDS PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ANDREW DAVID (DREW) MARK J. WELKER () CAPE PRECINCT % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % % BROWN OWL % % % % CAMPSTER % % % % GORDONVILLE % % % % WHITEWATER % % % % BURFORDVILLE % % % % HANOVER % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % ORIOLE % % % % FRUITLAND % % % % NEW WELLS % % POCAHONTAS % % % % DELTA % % MILLERSVILLE % % % % FRIEDHEIM % % % % OAK RIDGE % % % % CENTRAL POLL % % % % ABSENTEE % % % % % % % %
17 COUNTY AUDITOR COLLECTOR OF REVENUE EUGENE (PETE) FRAZIER III BARBARA GHOLSON () CARRIE M. ROBERT (DEM) CAPE PRECINCT % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % 0 - CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % % BYRD % % % % % BYRD % % % % % BYRD % % % % 0 - BYRD % % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % % 0 - BROWN OWL % % % % % CAMPSTER % % % % 0 - GORDONVILLE % % % % 0 - WHITEWATER % % % % % BURFORDVILLE % % % % % HANOVER % % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % % ORIOLE % % % % 0 - FRUITLAND % % % % 0 - NEW WELLS % % 0 - POCAHONTAS % % % % 0 - DELTA % % 0 - MILLERSVILLE % % % % 0 - FRIEDHEIM % % % % 0 - OAK RIDGE % % % % 0 - CENTRAL POLL % % % % 0 - ABSENTEE % % % % % % % % % %
18 COUNTY SHERIFF JUDGE W. BRENT POWELL SUPREME COURT RUTH ANN DICKERSON () YES NO CAPE PRECINCT % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % % BROWN OWL % % % % CAMPSTER % % % % GORDONVILLE % % % % WHITEWATER % % % % BURFORDVILLE % % % % HANOVER % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % ORIOLE % % % % FRUITLAND % % % % NEW WELLS % % % % POCAHONTAS % % % % DELTA % % % % MILLERSVILLE % % % % FRIEDHEIM % % % % OAK RIDGE % % CENTRAL POLL % % % % ABSENTEE % % % % % % % %
19 JUDGE MARY RHODES RUSSELL SUPREME COURT JUDGE COLLEEN DOLAN APPEALS COURT EASTERN DIST YES NO YES NO CAPE PRECINCT % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % % BROWN OWL % % % % CAMPSTER % % % % GORDONVILLE % % % % WHITEWATER % % % % BURFORDVILLE % % % % HANOVER % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % ORIOLE % % % % FRUITLAND % % % % NEW WELLS % % % % POCAHONTAS % % % % DELTA % % % % MILLERSVILLE % % % % FRIEDHEIM % % % % OAK RIDGE % % % % CENTRAL POLL % % % % ABSENTEE % % % % % % % %
20 JUDGE LISA P. PAGE APPEALS COURT EASTERN DIST CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1 YES NO YES NO CAPE PRECINCT % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % % BROWN OWL % % % % CAMPSTER % % % % GORDONVILLE % % % % WHITEWATER % % % % BURFORDVILLE % % % % HANOVER % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % ORIOLE % % % % FRUITLAND % % % % NEW WELLS % % % % POCAHONTAS % % % % DELTA % % % % MILLERSVILLE % % % % FRIEDHEIM % % % % OAK RIDGE % % % % CENTRAL POLL % % % % ABSENTEE % % % % % % % %
21 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 3 YES NO YES NO CAPE PRECINCT % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 2B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 3A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 4C % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5A % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 5B % % % % CAPE PRECINCT 6B % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD % % % % BYRD 5 & % % % % BROWN OWL % % % % CAMPSTER % % % % GORDONVILLE % % % % WHITEWATER % % % % BURFORDVILLE % % % % HANOVER % % % % NELL HOLCOMB % % % % ORIOLE % % % % FRUITLAND % % % % NEW WELLS % % % % POCAHONTAS % % % % DELTA % % % % MILLERSVILLE % % % % FRIEDHEIM % % % % OAK RIDGE % % % % CENTRAL POLL % % % % ABSENTEE % % % % % % % %
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