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November 6, 2012

ELECTION: Galveston, Twelve Mile, Early, Senior Center, Fairgrounds and Walton

Cass County General Election

Nov. 6, 2012

Regional and Local Candidates on Ballot

UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 4

Todd Rokita (Rep)  7,098

Tara E. Nelson (Dem)  4,528

Benjamin J. Gehlhausen (Lib)  482

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 23

William C. Friend (Rep)  5,601

Kerry (Worly) Worthington (Dem)  2,747

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 25

Donald J. Lehe (Rep)  876

Shane Evans (Dem)  528

JUDGE OF THE 29TH CIRCUIT COURT

Douglas A. Cox (Rep)  5,456

Leo T. Burns (Dem)  6,687

COUNTY CORONER

George Franklin Jr. (Rep)  5,382

Randy Rozzi (Dem)  6,780

COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT II

James L. (Jim) Sailors (Rep) 7,190

Timothy J. (Tim) Banter Sr. (Dem)  4,801

COUNTY COUNCIL AT LARGE

Stacey A. Donato (Rep)  6,997

Jeffrey F. LeDonne (Rep)  6,672

George L. Stebbins (Rep)  6,334

Terry L. Homburg (Dem)  6,126

Scott G. Peattie (Dem)  5,728

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