2006  General Election Results
Sublette County, Wyoming
FINAL Unofficial Results
All Precincts Counted

SUBLETTE COUNTY RESULTS ONLY

Tuesday, November 7, 2006

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Constitutional Amendment Summary (PDF)
State Race Summary (PDF)
Senate Race Summary (PDF)
House Race Summary (PDF)
Judicial Retention Summary (PDF)
Summary of Ballots Cast by County (PDF)

AP Results for Country

WY Secretary of State 2006 Election Info
Sweetwater Network Election Results


Total Registered Voters:
4,067

Total Ballots Cast:
2,910
(corrected, shown as 5,821)*

*NOTE: The Election Results printout show an item called "Ballots Cast-Total". The software is counting each page as a ballot. Since Sublette County has a two-page ballot for this election, "Ballots Cast-Total" shown in the printouts below will be TWICE the number of voters. This will also affect the "Voter Turnout-Total" percentage. This is the ONLY section of the results that this issue will affect.

Printable election results (PDF)
Sublette County results only

2006 General Election Summary

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2006 Election Results by Precinct

(3.35 MB, 26 pages)

County Offices
County Commissioner

4 Year Term, 2 choices
Votes
Bob McCarty (D)
474, /8.87%
Courtney J. Skinner (D)
698, 13.07%
Joel Bousman (R)
1,793, 33.57%
William W. Cramer  (R)
1,464, 27.41%
Judi Adler   (I)
886, 16.59%
County Offices
County Coroner

4 Year Term
Donald Schooley
2,541, 99.45%
County Offices
County Attorney

4 Year Term
 
Ralph W. Boynton
2,362, 98.46%

 

County Offices
County Sheriff

4 Year Term
Votes
Wayne "Bardy" Bardin
2,554, 99.03%
County Offices
County Clerk

4 Year Term
Votes
Mary Lankford
2,446, 99.03%
County Offices
County Treasurer

4 Year Term
Votes
Roxanna Jensen
2,494, 99.48%
County Offices
County
Assessor
4 Year Term
Votes
Janet L. Montgomery
2,394, 99.38%
County Offices
Clerk of District Court

4 Year Term
Votes
Marilyn M. Jensen
2,432, 99.67%

 

Natural Resource District
Supervisors Rural

4 Year Term, Vote for 1

Votes
Colin W. Barney
1,989, 99.05%
School District #1
Trustees  Pinedale 2

2 Year Term, Vote for 1
Votes
Bret Kingsbury
1,502, 99.40%

 

School District #1
Trustees
At Large

4 Year Term, Vote for no more than 2
Votes
Mike McFarland
1,289, 53.66%
Jamison Ziegler
1,090, 45.38%
Trustees
Pinedale 1

4 Year Term, Vote for 1
Votes
Ward Wise
1,573, 99.68%
Trustees
Rural 2

4 Year Term, Vote for 1
Votes
Chris Sullivan 1,499, 99.73%

 

School District #9
Trustees
At Large

4 Year Term, Vote for no more than 2
Votes
Richard A. Anderson
391, 32.10%
Glade Jones
420, 34.48%
Richard A. Kalber
391, 32.10%
Trustees
Big Piney

4 Year Term, Vote for 1
Votes
Margaret Kozeal
581, 34.44%
Spencer Nichols
563, 33.37%
June Wassenberg 538, 31.89%

 

Cemetery District
Trustees - Upper Green River

4 Year Term, Vote for not more than 3
Votes
Wilma Shriver
1,291, 32.43%
Holly S. Thayne 1,274, 32.00%
Barbara Wise
1,406, 35.32%

 

Proposed Constitutional Amendment A
The adoption of this amendment would clarify that all monies deposited in the permanent Wyoming Mineral Trust Fund are inviolate permanent funds of the state.
Votes
For
1,741, 80.34%
Against
426, 19.66%
Proposed Constitutional Amendment B
The Wyoming Supreme Court has held that school funding must be equalized among all school districts in the state. The adoption of this amendment would repeal the current limitaion on the amount of property tax revenues that may be redistributed by the state through the school foundation program account from school districts with greater property tax revenues to other school districts in the state.
Votes
For
406, 14.28%
Against
2,437, 85.72%
Proposed Constitutional Amendment C
This amendment authorizes the creation of permanent funds for two purposes: First, higher-education scholarships which include the current Hathaway Scholarship program and Second; improving the quality of higher education. The principal in the funds, regardless of the source of the funds, cannot be expended. The earnings must be used for the purposes specified and the Legislature is authorized to regulate how the earnings are used. Earnings from funds in the current Hathaway Student Scholarship account are intended to be used for college scholarshhips. The Amendment would also allow the funds to be invested as the Legislature authorizes including in stocks.
Votes
For
1,784, 65.52%
Against
939, 34.48%

 

State Offices
Governor
4 Year Term
Votes
Dave Freudenthal (D)
1,728, 60.31%
Ray Hunkins  (R)
1,136, 39.65%

 

Federal Offices
United States Senator
6 Year Term
Votes
Dale Groutage (D)
603, 21.05%
Craig Thomas (R)
2,260, 78.88%
Federal Offices
United States Representative
2 Year Term
Votes
Gary Trauner (D)
1,052, 36.76%
Barbara Cubin (R)
1,708, 59.68%
Thomas R. Rankin   (L)
101, 3.53%

 

State Offices
Secretary of State

4 Year Term
Votes
Dennis Brossman (L)
381, 14.23%
Max Maxfield (R)
2,295, 85.70%
State Offices
State Auditor

4 Year Term
Votes
Bill Eikenberry (D)
664, 23.94%
Rita Meyer (R)
2,110, 76.06%
State Offices
State Treasurer

4 Year Term
Votes
Ron Redo (D)
555, 20.29%
Joe Meyer (R)
2,179, 79.64%

 

State Offices
Superintendent of Public Instruction

4 Year Term
Votes
Michelle L. Hoffman (D)
923, 34.11%
Jim McBride (R)
1,781, 65.82%
State Offices
State Representative
District 20

2 Year Term
Votes
Kathy Davison (R)
584, 99.49%
State Offices
State Representative
District 22

2 Year Term
Votes
Monte Olsen (R)
1,829, 98.28%

 

Candidates for Public Office
Justice of the Supreme Court
Shall Justice E. James Burke be retained in office?

8 Year Term
Votes
Yes
1,788, 79.79%
No
453, 20.21%
Candidates for Public Office
Justice of the Supreme Court
Shall Justice Michael Golden be retained in office?

8 Year Term
Votes
Yes
1,746, 78.83%
No
469, 21.17%
Candidates for Public Office
Circuit Court Judge
Shall Judge Wesley A. Roberts be retained in office?

4 Year Term
Votes
Yes
1,741, 80.34%
No
426, 19.66%

 

Lee Reeder and Cory Dorman count write-ins for Sublette County ballots Tuesday night.

Pinedale Mayor Steve Smith casts his ballot after voting at the Pinedale School Commons Tuesday morning.




 

 

 

 

 

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