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Frederick County Md. 2014 primary election results; veteran Senator Brinkley sent packing by GOP voters

By adminJune 30, 2014

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Senator David Brinkley Rep. Frederick beat in GOP primary. Brinkley was the minority leader in the Maryland General Assembly.

Sen. David Brinkley, the Senate minority leader, lost his primary race to Del. Michael Hough in a western Maryland district that includes much of Frederick County and some of Carroll County.

Brinkley made trips to Southern Maryland to campaign for Steve Waugh who is the GOP nominee running against Sen. Roy Dyson (D. Calvert, St. Mary’s). Brinkley’s time might have been better spent in his home district.

Hough is finishing his first term in the House of Delegates. Hough campaigned as the more conservative candidate.

Governor / Lt. Governor

Democratic (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Brown/ Ulman	Democratic	1,144	4,843	111	6,098	45.2%
Gansler/ Ivey	Democratic	476	2,659	96	3,231	24.0%
Jaffe/ Jaffe	Democratic	8	129	4	141	1.0%
Mizeur/ Coates	Democratic	603	2,737	40	3,380	25.1%
Smith/ Tucker	Democratic	36	257	16	309	2.3%
Walsh/ Wingate-Pennacchia	Democratic	35	274	10	319	2.4%

Republican (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Craig/ Haddaway	Republican	454	3,608	68	4,130	22.9%
George/ Aloi	Republican	438	3,275	58	3,771	20.9%
Hogan/ Rutherford	Republican	885	6,084	128	7,097	39.3%
Lollar/ Timmerman	Republican	248	2,763	29	3,040	16.9%

Comptroller

Democratic (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Peter Franchot	Democratic	1,919	8,512	234	10,665	100.0%

Republican (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
William H. Campbell	Republican	1,652	12,544	220	14,416	100.0%

Attorney General

Democratic (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Aisha Braveboy	Democratic	248	1,343	29	1,620	12.9%
Jon S. Cardin	Democratic	805	3,761	121	4,687	37.2%
Brian E. Frosh	Democratic	1,139	5,050	105	6,294	49.9%

Republican (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Jeffrey N. Pritzker	Republican	1,626	12,351	215	14,192	100.0%

Representative in Congress

Congressional District 6

Democratic (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
John K. Delaney	Democratic	1,155	4,504	175	5,834	100.0%

Republican (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Dan Bongino	Republican	664	4,443	81	5,188	84.3%
Harold W. Painter, Jr.	Republican	162	771	36	969	15.7%

Congressional District 8

Democratic (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
George English	Democratic	71	681	7	759	12.7%
Chris Van Hollen	Democratic	789	4,021	63	4,873	81.5%
Lih Young	Democratic	41	305	3	349	5.8%

Republican (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Dave Wallace	Republican	913	7,748	113	8,774	100.0%

State Senator

Legislative District 3

Democratic (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Ronald N. Young	Democratic	1,193	4,560	161	5,914	100.0%

Republican (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Corey Stottlemyer	Republican	705	4,566	96	5,367	100.0%

Legislative District 4

Democratic (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Dan Rupli	Democratic	720	3,919	55	4,694	100.0%

Republican (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
David Brinkley	Republican	501	3,199	52	3,752	31.9%
Michael Hough	Republican	701	7,211	110	8,022	68.1%

House of Delegates

Legislative District 3A

Democratic (Vote for No More Than Two)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Nicholas Bouquet	Democratic	107	412	20	539	6.4%
Carol L. Krimm	Democratic	662	2,249	123	3,034	36.2%
Roger Wilson	Democratic	419	1,447	48	1,914	22.8%
Karen Lewis Young	Democratic	575	2,202	116	2,893	34.5%

Republican (Vote for No More Than Two)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Paul Smith	Republican	488	2,503	71	3,062	54.4%
Victoria Wilkins	Republican	386	2,117	63	2,566	45.6%

Legislative District 3B

Democratic (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Stephen Slater	Democratic	304	1,477	21	1,802	100.0%

Republican (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
William “Bill” Folden	Republican	133	1,384	9	1,526	54.1%
Darren Shay Wigfield	Republican	135	1,151	8	1,294	45.9%

Legislative District 4

Democratic (Vote for No More Than Three)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Gene Stanton	Democratic	729	3,871	52	4,652	100.0%

Republican (Vote for No More Than Three)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Kathy Afzali	Republican	815	7,586	125	8,526	27.6%
Barrie S. Ciliberti	Republican	383	3,891	60	4,334	14.1%
Wendi W. Peters	Republican	524	4,072	64	4,660	15.1%
Kelly Schulz	Republican	834	6,633	103	7,570	24.5%
David E. Vogt, III	Republican	487	5,186	79	5,752	18.6%

Judge of the Circuit Court

Judicial Circuit 6

Democratic (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Danny B. O’Connor	N/A	1,434	6,173	152	7,759	63.4%
Scott Rolle	N/A	692	3,690	106	4,488	36.6%

Republican (Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Danny B. O’Connor	N/A	889	6,309	106	7,304	41.3%
Scott Rolle	N/A	1,175	9,046	179	10,400	58.7%

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Sen. David Brinkley, the Senate minority leader, lost his primary race to Del. Michael Hough in a western Maryland district that includes much of Frederick County and some of Carroll County. Hough is finishing his first term in the House of Delegates. Hough campaigned as the more conservative candidate. Brinkley made trips to Southern Maryland to campaign for Steve Waugh who is the GOP nominee running against Sen. Roy Dyson (D. Calvert, St. Mary's). Brinkley's time might have been better spent in his home district.
Sen. David Brinkley, the Senate minority leader, lost his primary race to Del. Michael Hough in a western Maryland district that includes much of Frederick County and some of Carroll County. Hough is finishing his first term in the House of Delegates. Hough campaigned as the more conservative candidate. Brinkley made trips to Southern Maryland to campaign for Steve Waugh who is the GOP nominee running against Sen. Roy Dyson (D. Calvert, St. Mary's). Brinkley's time might have been better spent in his home district.
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Sen. David Brinkley, the Senate minority leader, lost his primary race to Del. Michael Hough in a western Maryland district that includes much of Frederick County and some of Carroll County. Hough is finishing his first term in the House of Delegates. Hough campaigned as the more conservative candidate. Brinkley made trips to Southern Maryland to campaign for Steve Waugh who is the GOP nominee running against Sen. Roy Dyson (D. Calvert, St. Mary's). Brinkley's time might have been better spent in his home district.
Sen. David Brinkley, the Senate minority leader, lost his primary race to Del. Michael Hough in a western Maryland district that includes much of Frederick County and some of Carroll County. Hough is finishing his first term in the House of Delegates. Hough campaigned as the more conservative candidate. Brinkley made trips to Southern Maryland to campaign for Steve Waugh who is the GOP nominee running against Sen. Roy Dyson (D. Calvert, St. Mary's). Brinkley's time might have been better spent in his home district.
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Sen. David Brinkley, the Senate minority leader, lost his primary race to Del. Michael Hough in a western Maryland district that includes much of Frederick County and some of Carroll County. Hough is finishing his first term in the House of Delegates. Hough campaigned as the more conservative candidate. Brinkley made trips to Southern Maryland to campaign for Steve Waugh who is the GOP nominee running against Sen. Roy Dyson (D. Calvert, St. Mary's). Brinkley's time might have been better spent in his home district.
Sen. David Brinkley, the Senate minority leader, lost his primary race to Del. Michael Hough in a western Maryland district that includes much of Frederick County and some of Carroll County. Hough is finishing his first term in the House of Delegates. Hough campaigned as the more conservative candidate. Brinkley made trips to Southern Maryland to campaign for Steve Waugh who is the GOP nominee running against Sen. Roy Dyson (D. Calvert, St. Mary's). Brinkley's time might have been better spent in his home district.
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