Incumbents Bauman, Pearson re-elected for second term

It was not the biggest turnout in Logan County history, but several voters made their way to the polls for Tuesday’s General Election.

An estimated 17,000 voters made their choice count and re-elected Sheriff Jim Bauman (R) to another four-year term by gathering 60.1% of the vote over Ben Mchand (D) and John W. Marshall (I).

“Thank You Logan County! I am looking forward to another four years of professional service to the citizens of Logan County,” Bauman told Guthrie News Page soon after he was announced as the projected winner.

Bauman won all three voting categories: absentee mail (525-236-67), early voting (1,317-837-142) and election day voting (8,264-5,482-1,234).

Results of the State elections will be certified by the  State Election Board at 5 p.m. on Tuesday

Six of the 22 precincts voted in the Logan County Commissioner District 2 race and saw Republican incumbent Michael Pearson coming away with the distinctive win over Gene Foyil.

Pearson collected 66.2% of the vote, or 3,544 votes and easily took all three voting categories.

Logan County voters selected Mitt Romney over Barack Obama in the presidential race with about a three-to-one vote (72.4% to 27.6%).

All six state questions were passed by Logan County voters as did the entire state.

 

LOGAN
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
BARACK OBAMA (DEM)		249			736		3,701		4,686	27.6%
MITT ROMNEY (REP)		608			1,586		10,103		12,297	72.4%
Total		857			2,322		13,804		16,983
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 03
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
TIMOTHY RAY MURRAY (DEM)		195			628		2,988		3,811	22.6%
FRANK D. LUCAS (REP)		609			1,586		10,064		12,259	72.7%
WILLIAM M. SANDERS (IND)		39			85		663		787	4.7%
Total		843			2,299		13,715		16,857
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 32
		2 of 2 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
KEITH KINNAMON (DEM)		12			47		616		675	75.7%
JASON SMALLEY (REP)		18			18		181		217	24.3%
Total		30			65		797		892
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
BEN McHAND (DEM)		236			837		4,409		5,482	32.6%
JIM BAUMAN (REP)		525			1,317		8,264		10,106	60.1%
JOHN W. MARSHALL (IND)		67			142		1,025		1,234	7.3%
Total		828			2,296		13,698		16,822
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 2
		6 of 6 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
GENE FOYIL (DEM)		70			286		1,453		1,809	33.8%
MIKE PEARSON (REP)		153			532		2,859		3,544	66.2%
Total		223			818		4,312		5,353
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
SUPREME COURT – NOMA D. GURICH
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		476			1,327		8,112		9,915	64.8%
NO		230			722		4,433		5,385	35.2%
Total		706			2,049		12,545		15,300
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
SUPREME COURT – YVONNE KAUGER
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		457			1,316		7,986		9,759	64.2%
NO		242			726		4,477		5,445	35.8%
Total		699			2,042		12,463		15,204
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
SUPREME COURT – JAMES E. EDMONDSON
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		443			1,323		8,210		9,976	65.5%
NO		255			711		4,290		5,256	34.5%
Total		698			2,034		12,500		15,232
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
SUPREME COURT – DOUGLAS L. COMBS
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		443			1,334		8,280		10,057	66.2%
NO		255			704		4,185		5,144	33.8%
Total		698			2,038		12,465		15,201
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS – CLANCY SMITH
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		456			1,293		8,058		9,807	64.8%
NO		239			731		4,367		5,337	35.2%
Total		695			2,024		12,425		15,144
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS – ARLENE JOHNSON
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		464			1,322		8,087		9,873	65.2%
NO		232			701		4,338		5,271	34.8%
Total		696			2,023		12,425		15,144
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS – DAVID B. LEWIS
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		466			1,347		8,400		10,213	67.5%
NO		231			675		4,001		4,907	32.5%
Total		697			2,022		12,401		15,120
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS – P. THOMAS THORNBRUGH
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		462			1,312		8,118		9,892	65.7%
NO		228			704		4,233		5,165	34.3%
Total		690			2,016		12,351		15,057
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS – WILLIAM C. HETHERINGTON, JR.
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		445			1,287		7,934		9,666	64.4%
NO		243			725		4,386		5,354	35.6%
Total		688			2,012		12,320		15,020
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS – KENNETH L. BUETTNER
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		458			1,352		8,409		10,219	68.1%
NO		231			660		3,899		4,790	31.9%
Total		689			2,012		12,308		15,009
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS – ROBERT BOBBY BELL
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		453			1,292		7,945		9,690	64.6%
NO		234			719		4,358		5,311	35.4%
Total		687			2,011		12,303		15,001
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS – E. BAY MITCHELL, III
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
YES		455			1,339		8,150		9,944	66.1%
NO		234			677		4,178		5,089	33.9%
Total		689			2,016		12,328		15,033
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
STATE QUESTION NO. 758 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 358
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES		648			1,692		10,226		12,566	76.7%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO		136			536		3,141		3,813	23.3%
Total		784			2,228		13,367		16,379
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
STATE QUESTION NO. 759 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 359
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES		509			1,382		8,646		10,537	64.9%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO		273			831		4,604		5,708	35.1%
Total		782			2,213		13,250		16,245
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
STATE QUESTION NO. 762 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 360
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES		402			1,243		7,446		9,091	56.0%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO		377			961		5,817		7,155	44.0%
Total		779			2,204		13,263		16,246
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
STATE QUESTION NO. 764 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 361
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES		442			1,232		7,600		9,274	57.7%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO		330			950		5,522		6,802	42.3%
Total		772			2,182		13,122		16,076
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
STATE QUESTION NO. 765 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 362
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES		492			1,404		8,712		10,608	65.5%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO		281			800		4,516		5,597	34.5%
Total		773			2,204		13,228		16,205
FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
STATE QUESTION NO. 766 LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. 363
		22 of 22 Precincts Completely Reporting
		ABSENTEE MAIL			EARLY VOTING		ELECTION DAY		TOTAL
FOR THE PROPOSAL – YES		580			1,617		9,763		11,960	72.9%
AGAINST THE PROPOSAL – NO		210			628		3,614		4,452	27.1%
Total		790			2,245		13,377		16,412