UPDATED ELECTION RESULTS

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August 4, 2006

UPDATED ELECTION RESULTS

Anonymous The Crossville Chronicle Fri Aug 04, 2006, 08:10 PM CDT

Updated but not official election results for Cumberland County:

Governor (D)

Phil Bredesen 4,429

John Jay Hoker 375

Tim Sevier 198

Walt Ward 61

Governor (R)

Mark Albertini 253

Wayne Bailey 307

Jim Bryson 3,105

David Farmer 460

Joe Kirkpatrick 349

Timothy Thomas 105

Wayne Young 135

U.S. Senate (D)

Gary David 768

Harold Ford Jr, 2,944

John Jay Hooker 409

Charles E. Smith 164

Al Strauss 73

U.S. Senate (R)

Ed Bryant 889

Bob Corker 3,268

Van Villeary 2,361

U.S. House 4th District (D)

Norma Cartrwright 508

Lincoln David 4,100

Harvey Howard 211

U.S. House 4th District (R)

Kenneth Martin 1,745

Alan Pedigo 925

Don Strong 1,782

State Senate 15th District (D)

Charlotte Burks 4,132

David L. Gentry 737

State House of Reps. 25th District (D)

Robert Safdie 3,748

State House of Reps. 25th District (R)

Eric Swafford 5,717

State Executive Committeemen (D)

S.K. Ballal 282

Gerald Clemons 1,414

Dennis Gregg 1,302

Circuit Judge 13th Judicial (D)

John A. Turnbull 6,143

Circuit Judge 13th Judicial (D)

John Maddux 5,890

Chancellor 13th Judicial

Ronald Thurman 4,370

Jerry Burgess 4,693

Criminal Court Judge 13th Judicial

Leon Burns Jr. 6,310

Criminal Court Judge 13th Judicial

Lillie Ann Sells 5,304

David A. Patterson 4,995

District Attorney 13th Judicial

William (Bill) Gibson 6,168

Public Defender 13th Judicial

David M. Brady 3,982

Samuel Harris 4,129

County Mayor

(D) Mike Turner 5,783

(R) Brock Hill 6,852*

Commissioner District 1

Jerry T. Holman 354

Jim Inman 668*

Harry D. Sabine 652*

Commissioner District 2

Nancy J. Hyder 605*

Don Ivey 397*

Joe Pattn 232

Commissioner District 3

Sandra Brewer 555

Jerry Kerley 512

Johnny Presley 645*

Creed Lynn Tollett 639*

Commissioner District 4

Don Cuva 179

David H. Gibson 650*

Charles H. Seiber 624*

Dennis R. Wilbanks 400

Commissioner District 5

Jack Davis 404*

Bruce Clark Garwood 180

Joe Koester 403

Gregory F. Sherrill 334

McKinley H. Tabor 236

Sharon Qualls York 830*

Commissioner District 6

Terry Carter 415*

Ralph Cotton Jenkins 263

Davd L. Randolph 281

Wendell W. Wilson 421*

Commissioner District 7

Tracy Buck 242

Kenneth Carrey Jr. 498*

Michael "Mike" Carson 313

Mike Harvel 528*

Commissioner District 8

Jeff Brown 374*

Dennis Hinch, 368

Gina M. Knight 245

Carolyn S. Marsh 223

Greg Maxwell 437*

Sherry Selby 122

Charles Butch Sherrill 173

Commissioner District 9

Clyde Cramer 1,173*

Carmin E. Lynch 1,303*

County Trustee

(R) Carolyn Turner 10,018*

General Sessions Judge

(D)Steven C. Douglas 4,349

(R) Larry M. Warner 7,870*

Sheriff

(D) Gene Hall 5,427

(R) Eucle (Butch) Burgess 7,332

Circuirt Court Clerk

(D)LarryV. Sherrill 9,120*

County Clerk

(D) Brenda Hyder 5,859

(R) Jule Bryson 6,780*

Register of Deeds

(D) Judy Graham Swallows 8,829*

Road Superintendent

(D) Wendell Houston 7,156*

(R) Harold Hall 5,061

School Board 1st District

Deborah Holman 351

Brian Houston 610*

Irving B. Kemp III 104

School Board 3rd District

Shirley French Parris 1,107*

School Board 4th District

Ricky Smith 1,049*

School Board 6th District

Tom Netherton 307

Victor Randolph 366*

Peggy Ross 257

School Board 7th District

Mary K. Smith 624*

Leon P. Woody 418

School Board 9th District

Fran Kinnunen 733

Dan Schlafer 1,085*

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