Washington County Election Commissioner John Burrow and volunteers count votes at the Washington County Courthouse Tuesday night.
Staff photo
Just over 20,000 of the 100,218 registered voters turned out to vote in the 2012 Preferential Primary elections in Washington County this year, and with 95.3 percent of the polls reporting, the unofficial results were just announced at the county courthouse.
The full (unofficial) results of all the Washington County elections are below. Keep in mind these are only for Washington County.
Democratic Party
President
John Wolfe – 1,076 (15.58%)
Barack Obama – 5,830 (84.42%)
State Rep. District 85
Maylon T. Rice – 441 (25.87%)
David Whitaker – 1,264 (74.13%)
Justice of the Peace District 7
Sharon L. Green – 267 (64.65%)
Maria Hicks – 146 (35.35%)
Justice of the Peace District 13
Rhonda Hulse – 215 (49.54%)
Boyce R. Davis – 219 (50.46%)
Constable District 10
Thomas Sharpe – 193 (56.43%)
Cory Whorton – 149 (43.57%)
Unopposed Democratic Candidates
For All – 6,269 (100%)
Republican Party
President
Mitt Romney – 8,502 (68.10%)
Ron Paul – 1,864 (14.93%)
Newt Gingrich – 505 (4.05%)
Rick Santorum – 1,613 (12.92%)
State Senate District 1
Tim Summers – 200 (37.31%)
Bart Hester – 336 (62.69%)
State Senate District 5
Bill Coleman – 404 (59.76%)
Bryan B. King – 272 (40.24%)
State Senate District 7
Senator Bill Prichard – 2,614 (48.43%)
Representative John Woods – 2,784 (51.57%)
State Rep. District 80
Charlene Fite – 865 (60.41%)
Terry Bibs – 567 (39.59%)
State Rep. District 81
Justin T. Harris – 750 (72.74%)
Lisa France Norris – 281 (27.26%)
State Rep. District 97
Bob Ballinger – 384 (53.10%)
Jeremy Miller – 348 (46.90%)
Justice of the Peace District 85
Butch Pond- 803 (57.44%)
Travis Lee – 595 (42.56%)
Constable District 1
Constable Jack Avery – 468 (38.24%)
John Duggar – 756 (61.76%)
Constable District 2
Barry Graves – 521 (51.58%)
Constable Tom G. Clowers – 489 (48.42%)
Constable District 3
Dudley Gideon – 370 (48.62%)
Addison Taylor – 381 (51.38%)
Constable for District 5
Jim Snow – 313 (51.48%)
Joe Reed – 295 (48.52%)
Constable for District 8
Benjamin Stuckey – 181 (50.56%
Coleman Taylor – 177 (48.44%)
Constable District 14
Charlie Brooks – 517 (53.30%)
Kim Maynard – 143 (14.74%)
Jim Renfrow – 207 21.34%)
Bob Coons – 103 (10.62%)
Constable District 15
Kyle Woodruff – 880 (73.46%)
Kory Weathers – 318 (26.54%)
Unopposed Republican Candidates
For All – 10,812 (100%)
Non-Partisan Judicial
State Supbreme Court Associat Justice PO
Raymond Abramson – 6,179 (34.48%)
Judge Jo Hart – 11,741 (65.52%)
Court of Appeals District 3 Position 2
Niki Cung – 9,798 (52.80%)
Kenneth Hixson – 8,760 (47.3%)
Circuit Judge Division 4
Amy Estes Turner – 2,478 (12.97%)
Bob Lambert – 9,085 (47.55%)
Christi Beaumont – 7,544 (39.48%)
Circuit Judge Division 6
Judge Mark Lindsay – 13,136 (70.68%)
Brenda Austin 5,449 (29.32%)
Unopposed Nonpartisan Candidates
For All – 16,712 (100%)
Special Election (Transit Tax)
For – 7,391 (36.24%)
Against – 13,001 (63.76%)
