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GOVERNOR'S RACE

With all 1,929 precints reporting

Cecil Underwood (Rep.) 320,502 (52%)
Charlotte Pritt (Dem.) 284,398 (46%)
Wallace Johnson (Lib.) 15,958 (3%)

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BARBOUR COUNTY

PHILIPPI _ With 22 out of 22 precincts reporting in Barbour County, unofficial results in Tuesday's general election are as follows:

DODDRIDGE COUNTY

WEST UNION _ With all of the 12 precincts reporting in Doddridge County, unofficial results in Tuesday's general election are as follows:

DEMOCRATIC National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Bill Clinton-862

U.S. SENATOR

Jay Rockefeller-1,499

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
(1st Congressional District)

Alan B. Mollohan-1,649

State Ticket

GOVERNOR

Charlotte Pritt-741

SECRETARY OF STATE

Ken Hechler-1,119

AUDITOR

Glen B. Gainer III-1,440

TREASURER

John D. Perdue-863

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

Gus R. Douglass-1,415

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Darrell McGraw-971

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

Larry Starcher-1,050
Elliott "Spike" Maynard-812

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
(Unexpired Term)

Robin Davis-906

STATE SENATOR
(2nd Senatorial District)

Larry Wiedebusch-1,191

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Kenneth R. Livingston-685

County Ticket

SHERIFF

Jon Cade-277

ASSESSOR

David M. Collins-1,622

REPUBLICAN National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Bob Dole-1,329

U.S. SENATOR

Betty A. Burks-916

State Ticket

GOVERNOR

Cecil Underwood-1,788

SECRETARY OF STATE

Vernon R. Hayes Jr.-1,016

TREASURER

Stan Klos
1,393

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

Paul Nuchims-846

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Charlotte R. Lane-1,338

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

Richard A. "Richie" Robb-967
John Yoder-994

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
(Unexpired Term)

David M. Pancake-1,206

STATE SENATOR
(2nd Senatorial District)

Donald A. Haskins-1,067

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
James E. Willison-1,446

County Ticket

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Lewis E. "Louie" Knight-2,004

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Lucien R. Sammons Jr.-1,840

SHERIFF

Worthy Carson Underwood Jr.-1,899
W.D. Holden (write in)-328

ASSESSOR

Ernest Leggett Jr.-889

MAGISTRATE

Frances Gaskins-1,934
Jamie Lou Moran-1,813

SURVEYOR

Dan Wellings-1,892

LIBERTARIAN National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Harry Browne-14

State Ticket

GOVERNOR

Wallace Johnson-59

REFORM National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Ross Perot-377

Constitutional Amendments

Amendment No. 1

For the amendment-1,534
Against the amendment-595

Amendment No. 2

For the amendment-1,424
Against the amendment-741

Amendment No. 3

For the amendment-1,675
Against the amendment-599

Levy

Yes-1,845
No-746

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GILMER COUNTY

GLENVILLE _ With all of the 12 precincts reporting in Gilmer County, unofficial results in Tuesday's general election are as follows:

DEMOCRATIC National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Bill Clinton _ 1,386

U.S. SENATOR

Jay Rockefeller _ 1,885

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

(2nd Congressional District)

Bob Wise _ 1,819

State Ticket

GOVERNOR

Charlotte Pritt _ 1,021

SECRETARY OF STATE

Ken Hechler _ 1,673

AUDITOR

Glen B. Gainer III _ 1,938

TREASURER

John D. Perdue _ 1,471

COMMISSIONER
OF AGRICULTURE

Gus R. Douglass _ 1,896

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Darrell McGraw _ 1,408

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

Elliott "Spike" Maynard _ 1,290
Larry Starcher _ 1,379

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
(Unexpired Term)

Robin Davis _ 1,325

STATE SENATOR
(12th Senatorial District)

Bill Sharpe _ 1,610

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(34th Delegate District)

Brent Boggs _ 1,233

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(7th Delegate District)

Paul D. Janes _ 123

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(33rd Delegate District)

William "Bill" Stemple _ 234

County Ticket

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Reta Kight _ 1,517

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

Shelly DeMarino _ 1,835

SHERIFF

Charles "Dave" Hess _ 1,812

ASSESSOR

Gary Wolfe _ 2,102

MAGISTRATE

R.W. Minigh _ 1,563
Carol Reed Wolfe _ 1,730

REPUBLICAN National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Bob Dole _ 929

U.S. SENATOR

Betty A. Burks _ 582

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

(2nd Congressional District)

Greg Morris _ 644

State Ticket

GOVERNOR

Cecil Underwood _ 1,554

SECRETARY OF STATE

Vernon R. Hayes Jr. _ 623

TREASURER

Stan Klos _ 850

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

Paul Nuchims _ 500

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Charlotte R. Lane _ 950

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

Richard A. "Richie" Robb _ 628
John Yoder _ 600

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
(Unexpired Term)

David M. Pancake _ 846

STATE SENATOR

David Craft _ 846

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(34th Delegate District)

Alfred J. Lipps _ 481

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(7th Delegate District)

Otis A. Leggett _ 129

County Ticket

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

James "Jim" Bailey _ 1,005

SHERIFF

John Paul Roberts _ 793

MAGISTRATE

Alan P. Wolfe _ 799

LIBERTARIAN National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Harry Browne _ 9

State

GOVERNOR

Wallace Johnson _ 40

REFORM National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Ross Perot _ 312

Constitutional Amendments

Amendment No. 1

For the amendment _ 1,605
Against the amendment _ 639

Amendment No. 2

For the amendment _ 1,379
Against the amendment _ 785

Amendment No. 3

For the amendment _ 1,622
Against the amendment _ 667

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HARRISON COUNTY

Harrison County Commissioners and County Clerk Sylvia Basile approved an additional 287 ballots in the canvass of general election returns, but the extra votes didn't change the results of any races.

The difference between the still-uncertified canvass figures and the tallies announced last Wednesday after the Nov. 5 election stems from voters who cast challenged ballots and those who cast absentee ballots by mail, Commission President Beth Taylor said today.

"We had to count all the challenged ballots by hand. We also had to count absentee ballots which were mailed in on time but came in to late to be distributed to the precincts for counting on election night,'' she said.

The new totals show 27,118 of the county's 40,913 registered voters took part in the election, for a respectable turnout of 66.2 percent.

By party affiliation, county voters are split into 27,278 Democrats and 11,652 Republicans. Another 1,983 are registered as independents or with other parties.

The hand-counting of five of the county's 92 precincts and the challenged and absentee ballots took four days. The spot-check was completed early Friday afternoon.

The canvass results will be certified by the Commission next week.

In the hotly-contested gubernatorial race, Gov.-elect Cecil Underwood carried the county with 13,744 votes or 51.3 percent. Democratic challenger Charlotte Pritt received 12,303 votes (45.9 percent), while Libertarian candidate Dr. Wallace Johnson got 653 votes (2.4 percent).

President Bill Clinton got 14,746 votes (54.8 percent) to Sen. Dole's 8,857 (32.9 percent). Ross Perot got 3,135 votes (11.6 percent).Save for Underwood's victory, county voters gave the nod to Democratic incumbents and candidates in all other races, from the Statehouse to the courthouse.

County voters also approved all three state constitutional amendments and a renewal of a local special tax by overwhelming margins.

In the lone state Senate race, veteran state Sen. Bill Sharpe, D-Weston, got 17,786 votes (68.9 percent) to GOP challenger David Craft's 7,992 votes (30.9 percent).Here are the canvass figures for the courthouse races:

_ House of Delegates: The winners were Democratic incumbents Sam J. "Sam" Cann, 18,108 votes (21.6 percent); Ron Fragale, 17,390 (20.8 percent); Larry A. Linch, 16,785 (20 percent); and Barbara "Bobbie" Warner, 16,777 (20 percent). Republican candidates Victor Folio and Matthew Gaeckle got 7,660 and 6,670 votes, respectively.

_ Circuit Judge: Democratic incumbent John Lewis Marks Jr., 17,602 (68.4 percent); Charles E. "Cal" Forsythe (R), 8,078 (31.4 percent).

_ County Commissioner: Democratic incumbent Beth Taylor, 14,211 (55.9 percent); Earl F. Young (R), 11,143 (43.8 percent).

_ Magistrate: (five seats). Democrats Donald L. Kopp II, 16,686 votes (incumbent Circuit Clerk); Jim Terango (incumbent), 14,183; Mark A. Gorby, 14,028; Tammy F. Marple, 13,381; and Brenda J. Anselene, 12,517, were the winners. Republican totals are: Keith W. Marple, 9,213; Tim Wells, 7,269; Andy McDougal, 6,368; Darry N. Harris, 4,829; and Danny Welch, 4,546. Long-time incumbent Democrat Fray Queen received 1,820 write-in votes.

_ Constitutional amendments: Amendment restricting DNR revenue from sale of hunting and fishing permits for DNR use only, 20,572 "yes" votes (86.3 percent); 3,263 "no" votes (13.6 percent). Amendment authorizing sale of vanity license plates for non-game conservation programs, 18,404 yes (79.6 percent), 4,706 against (20.3 percent). Amendment authorizing borrowing up to $550 million in bond markets for new highways, 19,368 yes (80.5 percent), 4,675 against (19.4 percent).

_ County vital services special levy: (e.g., ambulance, senior citizens, 911 emergency dispatch service). 19,991 yes (81.1 percent), 4,657 against (18.8 percent).

Here are the canvass results in contested state races:

_ Secretary of State: Ken Hechler (D-inc.), 18,255 (70.9 percent); Vernon R. Hayes Jr. (R), 7,445 (28.9 percent).

_ Treasurer: John D. Perdue (D), 15,524 (60.6 percent); Stan Klos (R), 10,049(39.2 percent).

_ Agriculture Commissioner: Gus R. Douglass (D-inc.), 19,545 (77.2 percent); Paul Nuchims (R), 5,750 (22.7 percent).

_ Attorney General: Darrell McGraw (D-inc.), 14,151 (54.4 percent); Charlotte R. Lane (R), 11,808 (45.4 percent).

_ Supreme Court: _ two full, 12-year terms. Monongalia County Judge Larry Starcher (D), 17,096 votes, and Mingo County Judge Elliott "Spike" Maynard (D), 14,090 were the winners. John Yoder (R), 7,399; Richard A. "Richie" Robb (R), 6,290.

_ Supreme Court: _ unexpired term. Robin Davis (D), 16,250; David M. Pancake (R), 8,578.

Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller handily defeated his GOP challenger Betty A. Burks, 21,081 to 5,305 votes. Circuit Clerk Charlotte J. Sharpe, who was nominated by her party's county executive committee last spring, received 19,864 votes in an unopposed race to fill the unexpired term of the late Patricia S. Minehart.

The following Democratic incumbents were also unopposed: U.S. Rep. Alan B. Mollohan, 22,396 (received most votes in all races on ballot); State Auditor Glen B. Gainer III, 21,497; Prosecuting Attorney Edmund J. Matko, 20,760; Sheriff Wayne L. Godwin, 22,108; Assessor Cheryl L. Romano, 21,069; and Surveyor Daniel L. Wheeler, 19,747.

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LEWIS COUNTY

WESTON _ With all of 24 precincts reporting in Lewis County, unofficial results in Tuesday's general election are as follows:

National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Bill Clinton (Dem.)-2,847
Bob Dole (Rep.)-2,265
Harry Browne (Lib.)-44
Ross Perot (Ref.)-969

U.S. SENATOR

Jay Rockefeller (Dem.)-4,519
Betty A. Burks (Rep.)-1,526

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

(2nd Congressional District)

Bob Wise (Dem.)-4,542
Greg Morris (Rep.)-1,523

State Ticket

GOVERNOR

Charlotte Pritt (Dem.)-2,339
Cecil Underwood (Rep.)-3,573
Wallace Johnson (Lib.)-212

SECRETARY OF STATE

Ken Hechler (Dem.)-3,953
Vernon R. Hayes Jr. (Rep.)-1,925

AUDITOR

Glen B. Gainer III (Dem.)-4,806

TREASURER

John D. Perdue (Dem.)-3,379
Stan Klos (Rep.)-2,428

COMMISSIONER
OF AGRICULTURE

Gus R. Douglass (Dem.)-4,569
Paul Nuchims (Rep.)-1,354

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Darrell McGraw (Dem.)-3,173
Charlotte R. Lane (Rep.)-2,732

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

Larry Starcher (Dem.)-3,587
Elliott "Spike" Maynard (Dem.)-2,574
John Yoder (Rep.)-1,769
Richard A. "Richie" Robb (Rep.)-1,462

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
(Unexpired Term)

Robin Davis (Dem.)-3,477
David M. Pancake (Rep.)-2,155

STATE SENATOR
(12th Senatorial District)

Bill Sharpe (Dem.)-3,476
David Craft (Rep.)-2,565

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(38th Delegate District)

Jon J. Tucci (Dem.)-2,083
Doug Stalnaker (Rep.)-4,049

County Ticket

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Sam Hicks (Dem.)-3,894
Ralph Hall (Rep.)-2,062

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

Joseph W. Wagoner (Rep.)-4,684

SHERIFF

R.A. "Bob" Rinehart (Dem.)-4,473
Robert G. Snyder Jr. (Rep.)-1,532

ASSESSOR

R. Gary Smith (Dem.)-3,371
Robert "Bob" Davis (Rep.)-2,590

MAGISTRATE

Sharon A. Hull (Dem.)-3,231
James R. Halterman (Dem.)-2,490
Rex A. Helmick (Rep.)-1,824
James D. "Dan" Moody (Rep.)-3,102

SURVEYOR

Walter Gilbertson (Dem.)-2,987
M. Allen Jerden (Rep.)-2,777

Constitutional Amendments

Amendment No. 1

For the amendment-4,024
Against the amendment-1,206

Amendment No. 2

For the amendment-3,614
Against the amendment-1,500

Amendment No. 3

For the amendment-4,295
Against the amendment-1,119

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MARION COUNTY

FAIRMONT _ With all of the 73 precincts reporting in Marion County, unofficial results in Tuesday's general election are as follows:

DEMOCRATIC National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Bill Clinton-12,897

U.S. SENATOR

Jay Rockefeller-17,245

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
(1st Congressional District)

Alan B. Mollohan-18,179

State Ticket

GOVERNOR

Charlotte Pritt-11,448

SECRETARY OF STATE

Ken Hechler-14,366

AUDITOR

Glen B. Gainer III-15,946

TREASURER

John D. Perdue-11,908

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

Gus R. Douglass-14,330

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Darrell McGraw-11,120

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

Elliott "Spike" Maynard-11,030
Larry Starcher-14,077

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
(Unexpired Term)

Robin Davis-12,798

STATE SENATOR
(2nd Senatorial District)

Larry Wiedebusch-1,006

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(43rd Delegate District)

Paul E. Prunty-14,915
Nick Fantasia-11,585
Mike Caputo-11,912

County Ticket

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Cecily McAteer Enos-13,173

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

Richard Bunner-16,432

SHERIFF

Ron Watkins-16,991

ASSESSOR

Thomas M. Davis-16,344

MAGISTRATE

Frank Jones-13,853
Melissa "Missy" Pride-14,328
Donna R. Jones-13,557
Peggy Twyman-14,466

SURVEYOR

Norman L. Kronjaeger-11,016

REPUBLICAN National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Bob Dole-6,172

U.S. SENATOR

Betty A. Burks-3,694

State Ticket

GOVERNOR

Cecil Underwood-9,709

SECRETARY OF STATE

Vernon R. Hayes Jr.-5,188

TREASURER

Stan Klos-7,990

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

Paul Nuchims-4,489

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Charlotte R. Lane-9,083

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

Richard A. "Richie" Robb-4,660
John Yoder-5,069

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
(Unexpired Term)

David M. Pancake-6,060

STATE SENATOR
(2nd Senatorial District)

Donald A. Haskins-336

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(43rd Delegate District)

Thomas F. "Tom" Smith-4,782
Michael C. Viglianco-6,270
John Kennedy-5,538

County Ticket

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Gregory A. Sabak-6,620

MAGISTRATE

Paul Maxie Morris-7,431

SURVEYOR

Gary A. Pratt-7,594

LIBERTARIAN National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Harry Browne-72

State Ticket

GOVERNOR

Wallace Johnson-473

REFORM National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Ross Perot-2,956

Constitutional Amendments

Amendment No. 1

For the amendment-16,409
Against the amendment-3,163

Amendment No. 2

For the amendment-14,664
Against the amendment-4,436

Amendment No. 3

For the amendment-14,848
Against the amendment-4,975

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RANDOLPH COUNTY

ELKINS _ With 19 out of 37 precincts reporting in Randolph County, unofficial results in Tuesday's general election are as follows:

National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Bill Clinton (Dem.) 2,616
Bob Dole (Rep.) 1,680
Harry Browne (Lib.) 44
Ross Perot (Ref.) 601

U.S. SENATOR

Jay Rockefeller (Dem.) 3,711
Betty A. Burks (Rep.) 1,140

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
(2nd Congressional District)

Bob Wise (Dem.) 3,559
Greg Morris (Rep.) 1,290

State Ticket

GOVERNOR

Charlotte Pritt (Dem.) 2,127
Cecil Underwood (Rep.) 2,632
Wallace Johnson (Lib.) 171

SECRETARY OF STATE

Ken Hechler (Dem.) 3,451
Vernon R. Hayes Jr. (Rep.) 1,3

AUDITOR

Glen B. Gainer III (Dem.) 3,918

TREASURER

John D. Perdue (Dem.) 2,837
Stan Klos (Rep.) 1,838

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

Gus R. Douglass (Dem.) 3,597
Paul Nuchims (Rep.) 1,8

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Darrell McGraw (Dem.) 2,594
Charlotte R. Lane (Rep.) 2,162

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

Larry Starcher (Dem.) 2,779
Elliott "Spike" Maynard (Dem.) 2,845
John Yoder (Rep.) 1,438
Richard A. "Richie" Robb (Rep.) 1,141

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
(Unexpired Term)

Robin Davis (Dem.) 2,821
David M. Pancake (Rep.) 1,658

STATE SENATOR
(15th Senatorial District)

Mike Ross (Dem.) 3,876

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(37th Delegate District)

Bill Proudfoot (Dem.) 3,568
J.E. "Joe" Martin (Dem.) 3,764

County Ticket

CIRCUIT CLERK
(Unexpired Term)

Phil Riggleman (Dem.) 4,001

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Thomas A. Wamsley (Dem.) 2,982
Phil Hudok (Rep.) 1,687

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

Earl W. Maxwell (Dem.) 3,959

SHERIFF

Paul "Slugger" Brady (Dem.) 2,928
Jim Webley (Dem.) 1,271

ASSESSOR

Linda M. Coffman (Dem.) 3,8

MAGISTRATE

Rick George (Dem.) 3,5
Michele W. Good (Dem.) 2,6
Daniel D. Giles (Rep.) 2,4

SURVEYOR

Leon G. Mallow (Rep.) 3,153

Constitutional Amendments

Amendment No. 1

For the amendment
2,822
Against the amendment
1,479

Amendment No. 2

For the amendment
2,477
Against the amendment
1,615

Amendment No. 3

For the amendment
2,5
Against the amendment
1,636

School Bond Election
Yes
1,774
No
2,989

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UPSHUR COUNTY

BUCKHANNON _ With 16 out of 22 precincts reporting in Upshur County, unofficial results in Tuesday's general election are as follows:

National Ticket

PRESIDENT

Bill Clinton (Dem.) 1,739
Bob Dole (Rep.) 1,852
Harry Browne (Lib.) 24
Ross Perot (Ref.) 613

U.S. SENATOR

Jay Rockefeller (Dem.) 2,693
Betty A. Burks (Rep.) 1,1

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
(2nd Congressional District)

Bob Wise (Dem.) 2,656
Greg Morris (Rep.) 1,3

State Ticket

GOVERNOR

Charlotte Pritt (Dem.) 1,367
Cecil Underwood (Rep.) 2,600
Wallace Johnson (Lib.) 112

SECRETARY OF STATE

Ken Hechler (Dem.) 2,280
Vernon R. Hayes Jr. (Rep.) 1,439

AUDITOR

Glen B. Gainer III (Dem.) 2,873

TREASURER

John D. Perdue (Dem.) 1,810
Stan Klos (Rep.) 1,921

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

Gus R. Douglass (Dem.) 2,615
Paul Nuchims (Rep.) 1,201

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Darrell McGraw (Dem.) 1,7
Charlotte R. Lane (Rep.) 2,158

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

Larry Starcher (Dem.) 2,
Elliott "Spike" Maynard (Dem.) 1,478
Richard A. "Richie" Robb (Rep.) 1,3
John Yoder (Rep.) 1,4

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
(Unexpired Term)

Robin Davis (Dem.) 1,799
David M. Pancake (Rep.) 1,6

STATE SENATOR
(15th Senatorial District)

Mike Ross (Dem.) 3,5

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(38th Delegate District)

Jon J. Tucci (Dem.) 80
Doug Stalnaker (Rep.) 196

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Pat Long (Dem.) 1,889
Donnie R. Tenney (Rep.) 2,157

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

William C. "Bill" Thurman (Dem.) 1,371
Alexander M. Ross (Rep.) 2,689

SHERIFF

Ersel W. Chidester Sr. (Dem.) 1,564
Larry G. Marsh (Rep.) 2,492

ASSESSOR

Helen Waybright Phillips (Rep.) 3,167

MAGISTRATE

Juanita E. Adams (Rep.) 2,589
Virgil D. Miller (Rep.) 2,959

SURVEYOR

Dennis E. Miller (Dem.) 1,690
Dale P. Bennett (Rep.) 1,972

Constitutional Amendments

Amendment No. 1

For the amendment
2,747
Against the amendment
935

Amendment No. 2

For the amendment
2,366
Against the amendment
1,171

Amendment No. 3

For the amendment
2,767
Against the amendment
943

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