Lawrence, Kansas

Election 2004

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Precinct 49

Candidate Votes Pct
President And Vice President
Bush/Cheney (R) 256 51.72 %
Kerry/Edwards (D) 235 47.47 %
Nader/Camejo (Rfm) 1 0.20 %
Peroutka/Clymer (I) 0 0.00 %
Badnarik/Campagna (L) 3 0.61 %
United States Senator
Samuel D. Brownback (R) 290 60.92 %
George Cook (Rfm) 8 1.68 %
Lee Jones (D) 173 36.34 %
Steven A. Rosile (L) 5 1.05 %
United States Representative District 2
Nancy Boyda (D) 220 44.90 %
Dennis Hawver (L) 7 1.43 %
Jim Ryun (R) 263 53.67 %
State Senator District 2
Mark Buhler (R) 286 59.21 %
Marci Francisco (D) 168 34.78 %
James W. (Jim) Mullins (Rfm) 29 6.00 %
State Representative District 45
Tom Sloan (R) 369 84.05 %
Patrick Wilbur (L) 70 15.95 %
State Board Of Education District 4
Robert Meissner (R) 225 49.34 %
Bill Wagnon (D) 231 50.66 %
District Attorney 7Th Judicial District
Charles E. Branson (D) 192 40.68 %
Christine Kenney (R) 280 59.32 %
County Commissioner District 3
Jere Mcelhaney (R) 283 61.66 %
Marguerite Ermeling (I) 176 38.34 %
County Clerk
Marni D. Penrod (R) 267 59.20 %
Jameson (Jamie) Shew (D) 184 40.80 %
County Treasurer
Paula Gilchrist (D) 194 42.54 %
Cindy L. Monshizadeh (R) 262 57.46 %
Register Of Deeds
Kay Pesnell (D) 372 100.00 %
Sheriff
Ken Mcgovern (R) 382 100.00 %
Retain Supreme Court Justice Beier
Yes 340 85.00 %
No 60 15.00 %
Retain Supreme Court Justice Nuss
Yes 352 86.06 %
No 57 13.94 %
Retain Supreme Court Justice Gernon
Yes 356 85.99 %
No 58 14.01 %
Retain Supreme Court Justice Luckert
Yes 351 86.67 %
No 54 13.33 %
Retain Appeals Court Judge Pierron, Jr.
Yes 361 87.20 %
No 53 12.80 %
Retain Appeals Court Judge Marquardt
Yes 344 84.73 %
No 62 15.27 %
Retain Appeals Court Judge Greene
Yes 347 85.89 %
No 57 14.11 %
Retain District Court Judge Murphy
Yes 369 87.44 %
No 53 12.56 %
Retain District Court Judge Malone
Yes 375 87.82 %
No 52 12.18 %
Retain District Court Judge Martin
Yes 319 72.17 %
No 123 27.83 %

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How high do you predict gas prices will get this summer?
Steve Bradt "I’ll guess $3.40 around here. Things seem tenuous with the oil supply, so I can see it getting that high. I hope not, but I can see it happening."
— Steve Bradt, brewer, Lawrence