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Official Results General Election - November 2, 2010

Last Updated: 11/10/2010 4:46:49 PM
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Precincts Reporting
505
100.00%
 505
Ballots Cast Total VAP
240,876
47.90%
 502,873
    District 38 Election Results
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United States Senator - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 505/505

   
         Votes   Percent         
   REP Party John Hoeven 3,56482.63%
 
   DEM Party Tracy Potter 69916.21%
 
   LIB Party Keith J Hanson 481.11%
 
   NON Party write-in 20.05%
 
   Total Votes4,313   
Representative in Congress - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 505/505

   
         Votes   Percent         
   REP Party Rick Berg 2,64161.66%
 
   DEM Party Earl Pomeroy 1,61137.61%
 
   NON Party write-in 310.72%
 
   Total Votes4,283   
Secretary of State - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 505/505

   
         Votes   Percent         
   REP Party Alvin A (Al) Jaeger 2,71663.88%
 
   DEM Party Corey Mock 1,53136.01%
 
   NON Party write-in 50.12%
 
   Total Votes4,252   
Attorney General - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 505/505

   
         Votes   Percent         
   REP Party Wayne Stenehjem 3,43580.16%
 
   DEM Party Jeanette Boechler 84719.77%
 
   NON Party write-in 30.07%
 
   Total Votes4,285   
Agriculture Commissioner - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 505/505

   
         Votes   Percent         
   REP Party Doug Goehring 3,13074.14%
 
   DEM Party Merle Boucher 1,08725.75%
 
   NON Party write-in 50.12%
 
   Total Votes4,222   
Public Service Commissioner - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 505/505

   
         Votes   Percent         
   REP Party Kevin Cramer 2,86367.97%
 
   DEM Party Brad Crabtree 1,21028.73%
 
   LIB Party Joshua Voytek 1343.18%
 
   NON Party write-in 50.12%
 
   Total Votes4,212   
Tax Commissioner - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 505/505

   
         Votes   Percent         
   REP Party Cory Fong 3,15274.52%
 
   DEM Party Cynthia Kaldor 94622.36%
 
   LIB Party Richard Flattum-Riemers 1273.00%
 
   NON Party write-in 50.12%
 
   Total Votes4,230   
Justice of the Supreme Court - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 505/505

   
         Votes   Percent         
   NON Party Carol Kapsner 3,55899.14%
 
   NON Party write-in 310.86%
 
   Total Votes3,589   
Judge of the District Court No. 1 - Northwest - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 80/80

   
         Votes   Percent         
   NON Party Paul W Jacobson 1,62947.15%
 
   NON Party Josh B Rustad 1,81152.42%
 
   NON Party write-in 150.43%
 
   Total Votes3,455   
Judge of the District Court No. 4 - Northwest - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 80/80

   
         Votes   Percent         
   NON Party Gary H Lee 3,59898.98%
 
   NON Party write-in 371.02%
 
   Total Votes3,635   
Constitutional 1: SECTION 1. A new section to article X of the Constitution of North Dakota is created and enacted as follows: 1. Thirty percent of total revenue derived from taxes on oil and gas production or extraction must be transferred by the state treasurer to a special fund in the state treasury known as the legacy fund. The legislative assembly may transfer funds from any source into the legacy fund and such transfers become part of the principal of the legacy fund. 2. The principal and earnings of the legacy fund may not be expended until after June 30, 2017, and an expenditure of principal after that date requires a vote of at least two-thirds of the members elected to each house of the legi - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 505/505

   
         Votes   Percent         
   Yes2,49560.57%
 
   No1,62439.43%
 
   Total Votes4,119   
Initiated Statutory 2: SECTION 1. A new section to chapter 36-01 of the North Dakota Century Code is created and enacted as follows: Fee killing of certain captive game animals prohibited – Penalty – Exception. A person is guilty of a class A misdemeanor if the person obtains fees or other remuneration from another person for the killing or attempted killing of privately-owned big game species or exotic mammals confined in or released from any man-made enclosure designed to prevent escape. This section does not apply to the actions of a government employee or agent to control an animal population, to prevent or control diseases, or when government action is otherwise required or authorized by law. SECTION - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 505/505

   
         Votes   Percent         
   Yes1,67539.56%
 
   No2,55960.44%
 
   Total Votes4,234   
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