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Official Results General Election - November 5, 2002

Last Updated: 9/16/2003 11:00:00 AM
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Precincts Reporting
666
100.00%
 666
Ballots Cast Total VAP
237,224
49.28%
 481,351
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Judgeship Number 9 - Southeast Judicial District - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 119/119
   
         Votes   Percent         
   NON Party John E Greenwood1,0760.00%  
   NON Party Randall L Hoffman4360.00%  
   Total Votes1,512   
Justice of the Supreme Court - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 666/666
   
         Votes   Percent         
   NON Party William A (Bill) Neumann1,3690.00%  
   Total Votes1,369   
Public Service Commissioner - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 666/666
   
         Votes   Percent         
   REP Party Susan Wefald1,0210.00%  
   DEM Party Bob Stefonowicz5290.00%  
   Total Votes1,550   
Representative in Congress - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 666/666
   
         Votes   Percent         
   REP Party Rick Clayburgh7310.00%  
   DEM Party Earl Pomeroy8590.00%  
   Total Votes1,590   
State Representative - Legislative District 29 - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 29/29
   
         Votes   Percent         
   REP Party Chet Pollert1,1650.00%  
   REP Party Craig Headland8120.00%  
   DEM Party Dustin E Lien4320.00%  
   DEM Party Wes Martin6330.00%  
   Total Votes3,042   
State Senate - Legislative District 29 - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 29/29
   
         Votes   Percent         
   REP Party Terry M Wanzek8220.00%  
   DEM Party April Fairfield7710.00%  
   Total Votes1,593   
Constitutional Measure No. 1: Eliminates the property tax exemption for land set aside for conservation or wildlife purposes. - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 666/666
   
         Votes   Percent         
   Yes8230.00%  
   No6930.00%  
   Total Votes1,516   
Constitutional Measure No. 2: Directs the legislative assembly to authorize the state to join a multi-state lottery. - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 666/666
   
         Votes   Percent         
   Yes1,0640.00%  
   No5230.00%  
   Total Votes1,587   
Constitutional Measure No. 3: Would give a partial student loan reimbursement and a tax credit to North Dakota college graduates under 30 years of age. - Vote For 1 Follow This Contest
Precincts Reporting: 666/666
   
         Votes   Percent         
   Yes5720.00%  
   No1,0010.00%  
   Total Votes1,573   
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