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Voters showed up in record numbers for the 2016 preferential primary and non-partisan judicial elections held in Washington County on Tuesday.
Over 47,000 out of 120,000 registered voters turned out for the primaries this year, and with over 98 percent of precincts reporting, the unofficial results were announced just before 11 p.m. at the Washington County Courthouse.
A total of 17,831 ballots were cast in the Democratic primary, and 29,024 ballots were cast for the Republican ticket. Only 201 non-partisan only ballots were cast.
The full (unofficial) results are listed below. Keep in mind these results only reflect ballots cast in Washington County.
Non-Partisan Judicial
State Supreme Court Justice Position 1
Judge Dan Kemp – 24,749 (59%)
Justice Courtney Goodson – 16,852 (41%)
State Supreme Court Associate Justice Position 5
Judge Shawn A. Womack – 26,516 (66%)
Clark W. Mason – 13,390 (34%)
State District Court District 2, Division 2
Judge Graham H. Nations – 22,108 (57%)
Casey D. Copeland – 16,361 (43%)
Democratic Party
President
Hillary Clinton – 9,110 (51%)
Bernie Sanders – 8,507 (48%)
Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente – 21 (0%)
Martin J. O’Malley – 51 (0%)
James Valentine – 32 (0%)
John Wolfe – 29 (0%)
County Judge
Alderman Mark Kinion – 7,874 (53%)
Joshua Mahoney – 6,859 (47%)
Justice of the Peace District 9
Justice of the Peace Eva Madison – 1,367 (53%)
County Judge Marilyn Edwards – 1,206 (47%)
Constable District 2
Nickel Potter – 2,636 (44%)
William Billy Harris – 1,805 (30%)
Gene Allen Franco III – 1,487 (25%)
Republican Party
President
Ted Cruz – 8,890 (31%)
Marco Rubio – 8,730 (30%)
Donald J. Trump – 7,968 (28%)
Ben Carson – 1,541 (5%)
John R. Kasich – 1,291 (4%)
Jeb Bush – 150 (1%)
Gov. Chris Christie – 31 (0%)
Mike Huckabee – 190 (1%)
Carly Fiorina – 29 (0%)
Lindsey Graham – 13 (0%)
Bobby Jindal – 15 (0%)
Rand Paul – 92 (0%)
Rick Santorum – 28 (0%)
U.S. Senate
John Boozman – 22,372 (82%)
Curtis Coleman – 5,056 (18%)
State Senate District 7
Representative Lance Eads – 6,286 (59%)
Sharon Lloyd – 4,289 (41%)
State Representative District 81
Derek Goodlin – 988 (51%)
Bruce Coleman – 959 (49%)
State Representative District 88
Clint Penzo – 1,527 (38%)
Isaac Foley – 1,489 (37%)
Philip Humard – 984 (25%)
State Representative District 89
Jeff Williams – 1,090 (69%)
Charles Gaines – 492 (31%)
County Collector
Angela Wood – 18,329 (74%)
Teresa Soares – 6,456 (26%)
Justice of the Peace District 13
Justice of the Peace Joel Maxwell – 1,172 (58%)
Laurie Roy-Smith – 865 (42%)
Constable District 1
Constable John Duggar – 4,080 (50%)
Jim Snow – 2,477 (30%)
Tom G. Clowers – 1,576 (19%)
Constable District 3
Constable Kyle Woodruff – 7,355 (76%)
Ronnie K. Jones – 2,330 (24%)
Special Election
Special Election City of Elm Springs
For repeal – 449 (64%)
Against repeal – 258 (36%)
