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Anne Arundel County 2014 General Election Results added big to Landslide Larry Hogan’s tally

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Unofficial 2014 Gubernatorial General Election results for Anne Arundel County

Last Updated 11/05/2014 05:38:16 PM

Governor / Lt. Governor

(Vote for One)

Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Brown/ Ulman	Democratic	14,226	39,907	0	54,133	31.6%
Hogan/ Rutherford	Republican	23,687	90,283	0	113,970	66.6%
Quinn/ Gaztanaga	Libertarian	445	2,149	0	2,594	1.5%
Smith/ Tucker (Write In)	Democratic	NR	NR	NR	NR	NR
Tinus/ Richmond (Write In)	Unaffiliated	NR	NR	NR	NR	NR
Other Write-Ins	N/A	105	243	0	348	0.2%

Comptroller

(Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Peter Franchot	Democratic	22,264	65,401	0	87,665	52.2%
William H. Campbell	Republican	15,662	64,316	0	79,978	47.7%
Anjali Reed Phukan (Write In)	Other	NR	NR	NR	NR	NR
Other Write-Ins	N/A	39	146	0	185	0.1%

Attorney General

(Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Brian E. Frosh	Democratic	17,633	51,778	0	69,411	41.8%
Jeffrey N. Pritzker	Republican	18,884	71,055	0	89,939	54.2%
Leo Wayne Dymowski	Libertarian	1,043	5,491	0	6,534	3.9%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	33	77	0	110	0.1%

Representative in Congress

Congressional District 2

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger	Democratic	2,457	8,372	0	10,829	61.3%
David Banach	Republican	1,118	5,235	0	6,353	36.0%
Ian Schlakman	Green	64	391	0	455	2.6%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	9	6	0	15	0.1%

Congressional District 3

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
John Sarbanes	Democratic	7,846	23,600	0	31,446	49.4%
Charles A. Long	Republican	6,160	26,012	0	32,172	50.5%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	18	62	0	80	0.1%

Congressional District 4

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Donna F. Edwards	Democratic	5,542	15,575	0	21,117	32.0%
Nancy Hoyt	Republican	9,756	33,499	0	43,255	65.5%
Arvin Vohra	Libertarian	259	1,307	0	1,566	2.4%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	12	38	0	50	0.1%

Congressional District 5

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Steny H. Hoyer	Democratic	2,108	6,058	0	8,166	41.0%
Chris Chaffee	Republican	2,495	9,228	0	11,723	58.8%
Dennis L. Fritz (Write In)	Unaffiliated	NR	NR	NR	NR	NR
Other Write-Ins	N/A	12	23	0	35	0.2%

State Senator

Legislative District 21

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Jim Rosapepe	Democratic	1,642	3,738	0	5,380	95.8%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	66	169	0	235	4.2%

Legislative District 30

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
John C. Astle	Democratic	6,232	14,871	0	21,103	51.1%
Don Quinn	Republican	4,806	15,366	0	20,172	48.8%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	8	36	0	44	0.1%

Legislative District 31

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Anthony Scott Harman	Democratic	2,240	8,106	0	10,346	27.4%
Bryan W. Simonaire	Republican	4,648	22,728	0	27,376	72.5%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	5	27	0	32	0.1%

Legislative District 32

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
James Ed DeGrange	Democratic	4,054	14,007	0	18,061	58.6%
Larry Barber	Republican	2,374	10,359	0	12,733	41.3%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	12	11	0	23	0.1%

Legislative District 33

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Edward R. Reilly	Republican	8,759	31,207	0	39,966	98.1%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	191	595	0	786	1.9%

House of Delegates

Legislative District 21

(Vote for No More Than Three)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Ben Barnes	Democratic	1,211	2,302	0	3,513	22.4%
Barbara A. Frush	Democratic	1,314	2,591	0	3,905	24.9%
Joseline Pe�a-Melnyk	Democratic	1,135	2,114	0	3,249	20.7%
Katherine M. Butcher	Republican	1,349	3,525	0	4,874	31.1%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	35	92	0	127	0.8%

Legislative District 30A

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Mike Busch	Democratic	4,066	9,286	0	13,352	27.4%
Chuck Ferrar	Democratic	3,519	7,640	0	11,159	22.9%
Genevieve Lindner	Republican	2,610	7,860	0	10,470	21.5%
Herb McMillan	Republican	3,363	10,279	0	13,642	28.0%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	15	38	0	53	0.1%

Legislative District 30B

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Mitchelle Stephenson	Democratic	1,581	3,657	0	5,238	36.5%
Seth Howard	Republican	2,086	7,022	0	9,108	63.5%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	2	6	0	8	0.1%

Legislative District 31A

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Ned Carey	Democratic	1,121	3,798	0	4,919	52.0%
Terry Lynn DeGraw	Republican	834	3,701	0	4,535	47.9%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	2	7	0	9	0.1%

Legislative District 31B

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Jeremiah Chiappelli	Democratic	1,324	4,758	0	6,082	12.1%
Doug Morris	Democratic	1,126	4,030	0	5,156	10.2%
Nicholaus R. Kipke	Republican	3,402	16,772	0	20,174	40.0%
Meagan C. Simonaire	Republican	3,178	15,748	0	18,926	37.5%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	20	65	0	85	0.2%

Legislative District 32

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Pamela Beidle	Democratic	3,664	12,477	0	16,141	19.8%
Mark S. Chang	Democratic	3,545	11,522	0	15,067	18.5%
Theodore J. Sophocleus	Democratic	3,334	10,843	0	14,177	17.4%
Mark Angell	Republican	2,277	9,567	0	11,844	14.6%
Joseph Fioravante	Republican	2,287	9,248	0	11,535	14.2%
Tim Walters	Republican	2,354	10,184	0	12,538	15.4%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	23	50	0	73	0.1%

Legislative District 33

(Vote for No More Than Three)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Kostas Alexakis	Democratic	3,121	9,705	0	12,826	9.8%
Tom Angelis	Democratic	3,539	10,759	0	14,298	10.9%
Henry Green	Democratic	3,580	11,493	0	15,073	11.5%
Tony McConkey	Republican	5,567	20,589	0	26,156	19.9%
Sid Saab	Republican	6,426	21,969	0	28,395	21.6%
Cathy Vitale	Republican	7,851	26,682	0	34,533	26.3%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	53	136	0	189	0.1%

Judge of the Circuit Court

Judicial Circuit 5

(Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Ronald A. Silkworth	N/A	29,351	99,284	0	128,635	99.0%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	290	1,064	0	1,354	1.0%

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Kevin F. Arthur
Vote Yes or No
(For continuance in office)

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	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Yes	26,634	89,540	0	116,174	82.3%
No	5,515	19,464	0	24,979	17.7%

Andrea M. Leahy
Vote Yes or No
(For continuance in office)

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	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Yes	26,746	89,740	0	116,486	82.9%
No	5,311	18,734	0	24,045	17.1%

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