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2010 Democratic and Republican primary updating results

Published Tuesday, June 08, 2010 8:35 PM

Summerville Journal Scene ®

UNOFFICIAL Dorchester County  RESULTS

2010 Republican and Democratic Primary   

• Registered Voters:      74,642
• Ballots Cast:          16,050
• Voter Turnout:      21.50 %   

Dorchester County Precincts Completely Reported:     74 of 74

• Governor – Republican 74 of 74 Precincts Reporting
• Gresham Barrett     13.43%    1,739
• Andre Bauer         10.05%    1,307
• Nikki R Haley     59.11%    7,684
• Henry McMaster     17.46%    2,270             

Lieutenant Governor – Republican with 74 of 74 Precincts Reporting

• Ken Ard         27.14%    3,281
• Bill Connor        22.95%    2,775
• Eleanor Kitzman     16.71%    2,020
• Larry Richter         33.21%    4,015               

State Treasurer – Republican 74 of 74 Precincts Reporting

• Converse Chellis         46.74%    5,815
• Curtis Loftis         53.26%    6,625  

Attorney General – Republican 74 of 74 Precincts Reporting

• Robert Bolchoz     47.39%    5,559
• Leighton Lord     25.40%    2,980
• Alan Wilson        27.20%    3,191        

Comptroller General – Republican 74 of 74 Precincts Reporting

• Richard A Eckstrom         68.23%    7,713
• Mike Meilinger         31.77        3,591               

State Superintendent of Education – Republican 74 of 74 Precincts Reporting

• Gary L Burgess    17.25%    1,937
• Elizabeth Moffly    23.72%    2,664
• Brent Nelsen         9.07%        1019
• Kelly Payne         17.93%    2,014
• Glenn C Price     5.79%        650
• Mick Zais        26.23%    2,946

U.S. Senate - 74 of 74 Precincts Reporting

• Jim DeMint (REP)        82.78%    10,501
• Susan McDonald Gaddy     17.22%    2,185

U.S. House of Representatives District 1 - Republican

60 of 60 Precincts Reporting           

• Carroll Campbell        15.59%    1,762
• Ken Glasson             .98%        111
• Katherine Jenerette         5.46%        617
• Larry Kobrovsky         11.28%    1,275
• Mark Lutz             4.18        472
• Clark B Parker         2.32%        262
• Tim Scott            37.41%    4,227
• Paul Thurmond         12.66%    1,431
• Stovall Witte         10.11%    1,142               

U.S. House of Representatives District 6 –Republican 17 of 17 Precincts Reporting

• Nancy Harrelson         46.08%    658
• Colleen Payne         10.64%    152
• Jim Pratt             43.28%    618

State House of Representatives District 98 – Republican  30 of 30 Precincts Reporting

• Larry Hargett         47.52%    2,256
• Chris Murphy        52.48%    2,491   

County Council District 2 - Republican  13 of 13 Precincts Reporting

• Haskell R Brown, Jr.        17.20%    274
• David Chinnis         47.08%    750
• James E. Stein         35.72%    569

County Council District 7 – Republican 19 of 19 Precincts Reporting

• Jay Byars             56.29%    1,634
• Jamie Feltner         43.71%    1,269

Governor – Democrat 74 of 74 Precincts Reporting

• Robert Ford             27.78%    981
• Jim Rex             28.66%    1,012
• Vincent A Sheheen     43.56%    1,538

State Superintendent of Education – Democrat 71 of 74 Precincts Reporting

• Frank Holleman         50.39%    1,631
• Tom Thompson         49.61%    1,606           

U.S. Senate – Democrat 74 of 74 Precincts Reporting

• Alvin M Greene         59.03%    1,905
• Vic Rawl (DEM)        40.97%    1,322         

U.S. House of Representatives District 1 Democrat 60 of 60 Precincts Reporting

• Robert D Burton        44.42%    928
• Ben Frasier             55.58%    1,161               

U.S. House of Representatives District 6 – Democrat 17 of 17 Precincts Reporting

• Gregory Brown        8.00%        105
• James E Jim Clyburn     92.00%    1,207            

State House of Representatives District 98 – Democrat 30 of 30 Precincts Reporting

• Christine Jackson         68.62%    678
• Steve Yeomans         31.38%    310        

County Council District 3 – Democrat 19 of 19 Precincts Reporting

• Matthew Creel         33.71%    237
• Kenny Waggoner        66.29%    466             

Advisory Question 1 – 74 of 74 Precincts Reporting

• Yes      87.82%        11,097
• No     12.18%        1,539   

Advisory Question 2 - 74 of 74 Precincts Reporting

• Yes     93.03%        11,783
• No    7.03%            883

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