State Races

President and Vice President of the United States
(43 out of 43 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
BALDWIN, CHUCK	IAP	0.38%	98
BARR, BOB	LIB	0.54%	140
MCCAIN, JOHN	REP	56.55%	14,648
MCKINNEY, CYNTHIA	GRN	0.13%	34
NADER, RALPH	IND	0.52%	135
OBAMA, BARACK	DEM	41.20%	10,672
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		0.68%	177

U.S. Representative in Congress, District 2
(42 out of 42 Precincts Reporting)
[2 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
BERGLAND, CRAIG	GRN	1.34%	337
DERBY, JILL	DEM	35.72%	9,014
EVERHART, JOHN	IAP	3.16%	797
HELLER, DEAN   Incumbent	REP	58.53%	14,768
MORSE, SEAN PATRICK	LIB	1.26%	317

State Senate, Central Senatorial District
(16 out of 16 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
MCGINNESS, MIKE   Incumbent	REP	100.00%	7,185

State Assembly, District 39
(41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting)
[2 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
BROWN, JOETTA	DEM	32.20%	8,041
SCHUMANN, DAVID K.	IAP	4.93%	1,232
SETTELMEYER, JAMES A.   Incumbent	REP	62.87%	15,700

Supreme Court Justice, Seat B
(41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting)
[6 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
PICKERING, MARY "KRIS"	NP	49.79%	11,701
SCHUMACHER, DEBORAH	NP	33.28%	7,820
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		16.93%	3,978

Supreme Court Justice, Seat D
(41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting)
[6 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
CHRISTENSEN, THOMAS FRANK	NP	16.19%	3,776
GIBBONS, MARK   Incumbent	NP	66.82%	15,585
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		16.99%	3,962

State Board of Education, District 9
(41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
COOK, DAVE	NP	58.35%	12,008
MYERS, BARBARA J.	NP	41.65%	8,572

Douglas Races

County Commissioner District 1
(41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
DEKNIJF, ANJE	DEM	30.07%	7,246
LYNN, GREG	REP	69.93%	16,855

County Commissioner District 3
(41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
JOHNSON, DOUG N.	REP	67.89%	15,872
RIEMAN, ERIC	IAP	32.11%	7,508

County Commissioner District 5
(41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
EPSTEIN, NANCY	DEM	42.31%	10,233
OLSON, MICHAEL	REP	57.69%	13,951

School Board Trustee - Area 1
(41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
CHESSELL, KAREN H.	NP	55.87%	10,704
SWANSON, CHARLES H.	NP	44.13%	8,455

School Board Trustee - Area 3
(41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
FELTON, GREG	NP	46.96%	9,521
TRIGG, CINDY	NP	53.04%	10,753

Gardnerville Ranchos G I D - 2 Seats
(7 out of 7 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 2]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
BALIGAD, CADE S.	NP	37.83%	2,485
BOURNE, DAVID	NP	36.00%	2,365
DAVIDSON, JEREMY	NP	26.17%	1,719

Indian Hills G I D - 2 Seats
(4 out of 4 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 2]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
BAER, ART	NP	22.35%	607
BUFFO, BRIAN	NP	20.69%	562
HUMBLE, DIANNE	NP	26.91%	731
LAU, LAURA J.	NP	30.04%	816

Round Hill G I D - 2 Seats
(2 out of 2 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 2]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
DORTON, BRAD	NP	20.44%	103
FAGEN, CHUCK	NP	19.84%	100
RICE, WES	NP	28.17%	142
SMITH, GLEN T.	NP	31.55%	159

Town of Gardnerville - 2 Seats
(4 out of 4 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 2]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
BERNHARD, ROBIN	NP	36.45%	1,108
LINDSAY, PAUL A.	NP	35.86%	1,090
SMITH, MICHAEL J.	NP	27.70%	842

Statewide Issues

STATE QUESTION NO. 1 (41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting) Shall the Nevada Constitution be amended to eliminate an unconstitutional requirement that a person must reside in Nevada for 6 months prior to an election in order to be eligible to vote in that election?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	42.60%	10,568
No	57.40%	14,239

STATE QUESTION NO. 2 (41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting) Shall Article 1 of the Nevada Constitution be amended in order: to provide that the transfer of property from one private party to another private party is not considered a public use; to provide that property taken for a public use must be valued at its highest and best use; to provide that fair market value in eminent domain proceedings be defined as the "highest price the property would bring on the open market;" and to make certain other changes related to eminent domain proceedings?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	57.76%	13,866
No	42.24%	10,141

STATE QUESTION NO. 3 (41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting) Shall the Nevada Constitution be amended to require that, before it can enact an exemption from property tax or from sales and use tax, the Nevada Legislature must: (1) make certain findings regarding the social or economic purpose and benefits of the exemption; (2) ensure that similar classes of taxpayers must meet similar requirements for claiming exemptions; and (3) provide a specific date on which the exemption will expire?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	55.19%	12,955
No	44.81%	10,519

STATE QUESTION NO. 4 (41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting) Shall the Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955 be amended to authorize the Legislature to amend or repeal any provision of this Act without an additional direct vote of the people whenever necessary to carry out any federal law or interstate agreement for the administration, collection or enforcement of sales and use taxes, and to repeal an exemption from the taxes imposed by this Act on certain aircraft and aircraft components?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	21.83%	5,143
No	78.17%	18,414

Douglas Issues

Do. Co. Advisory Ballot Question No. 1 (41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting) Should the Douglas County Building Permit Allocation and Growth Management Ordinance, Douglas County Code Chapter 20.560, passed by the Board of County Commissioners, and effective July 1, 2007, and as amended, remain in effect?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	63.63%	15,116
No	36.37%	8,641

Do. County School Dist. Bond Question (41 out of 41 Precincts Reporting) Shall Douglas County School District be authorized to issue general obligation school bonds to improve, equip, acquire and construct school facilities? Taxes generated by the District's existing school bond property tax not needed for payment of bonds and purposes related to the bonds including the required reserves for bonds in any year may be used for capital projects. District projections at the time the bonds are issued must indicate that issuance of the bonds will not result in an increase of the existing school bond property tax rate of 10 cents per $100 of assessed value. If approved, this authorization will expire November 4, 2018.	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	61.61%	14,987
No	38.39%	9,340

Tahoe-Douglas F.P.D. Question (7 out of 7 Precincts Reporting) Shall the Board of Trustees of the Tahoe Douglas Fire Protection District be authorized to levy an additional property tax rate for wildland fire protection purposes (including, without limitation, eliminating and removing fire hazards, acquiring fire protection equipment, and acquiring, constructing, improving, operating and maintaining fire protection facilities) in the amount of up to 5 cents per $100 assessed valuation for a period of 30 years? The cost for the owner of a new $100,000 home is estimated to be approximately $17.50 per year. If this question is approved by the voters, any property tax levied under this question will be outside of the caps on an individual's liability for property taxes established by the legislature in the 2005 legislative session.	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	51.26%	1,625
No	48.74%	1,545