McDonald County Press

GOP Picks Hall For Sheriff’s Race

THERE WON’T BE ANY OTHER COUNTYWIDE RACES IN NOVEMBER

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McDonald County is on track to see one race for local office this fall.

Republican voters selected incumbent sheriff Mike Hall as their candidate to face Independen­t Robert Evenson in the November election. Hall received 1,347 votes to defeat David McEntire, who received 935 votes.

The offices of Eastern and Western Commission­er, Assessor, Public Administra­tor, Coroner, and Surveyor are unconteste­d, with each of the incumbents re-elected.

Residents of Goodman voted to continue the local sales tax on titling motor vehicles, trailers, boats and outboard motors purchased from a licensed dealer outside of Missouri.

Of the 12,690 registered voters in McDonald County, 2,673 (21 percent) made it to their polling location to cast their vote.

Results of the Tuesday’s party primaries are listed below. Results are unofficial until certificat­ion.

* Notes winner if more than two candidates.

Non-partisan

County Commission­er Eastern District

• John Bunch - 510*

• Joe Stephens - 455

• Gary Huff - 258 County Commission­er Western District

• David Holloway - 577*

• Charles D. Clark - 112

• Doc Halverson - 80

• Joe Carpenter - 320 City of Goodman Propositio­n One (To discontinu­e the tax)

• Yes - 54

• No - 76*

Republican

Sheriff

• Michael Hall - 1,347*

• David McEntire - 935 Assessor

• Laura Pope - 2,092 Public Administra­tor

• Donna Underwood - 2,068 Coroner

• B.J. Goodwin III - 2,123 Surveyor

• Travis Green - 2,038 Senator

• Roy Blunt - 1,720* • Kristi Nichols - 409

• Bernie Mowinski - 60

• Ryan D. Luethy - 115 Governor

• Catherine Hanaway - 365

• Eric Greitens - 828*

• John Brunner - 732

• Peter D. Kinder - 428 Lieutenant Governor

• Arnie C. (AC) Dienoff 88

• Bev Randles - 683

• Mike Parson - 1,435* Secretary of State

• Will Kraus - 744

• John (Jay) Ashcroft 1,405*

• Roi Chinn- 100 State Treasurer

• Eric Schmitt - 1,906 Attorney General

• Josh Hawley - 1,211*

• Kurt Schaefer - 974 U.S. Representa­tive in Congress for District Seven

• Billy Long - 1,657*

• Christophe­r Batsche - 70

• Matthew Evans - 120

• Lyndle Spencer - 74

• Nathan Clay Bradham 31

• Matt Canovi - 55

• James Nelson - 70

• Mary Byrne - 231 State Senator for District 29

• David Sater - 2,001 State Representa­tive for District 159

• Bill Lant - 2,119

Democratic

Senator • Chief Wana Dubie - 36

• Cori Bush - 33

• Jason Kander - 167*

• Robert Mack - 27 Governor

• Leonard Joseph Steinman II - 11

• Christ Koster - 181*

• Eric Morrison - 48

• Charles B. Wheeler - 24 Lieutenant Governor

• Winston Apple - 47

• Russ Carnahan - 172*

• Tommie Pierson Sr. - 44 Secretary of State

• Bill Clinton Young - 71

• Robin Smith - 171*

• MD Rabbi Alam - 19 State Treasurer

• Pat Contreras - 95

• Judy Baker - 162* Attorney General

• Jake Zimmerman - 105

• Teresa Hensley - 155* U.S. Representa­tive in Congress for District Seven

• Genevieve (Gen) Williams - 140*

• Camille Lombardi-Olive - 50

• Steven Reed - 257

Libertaria­n Senator

• Jonathan Dine - 3*

• Herschel L. Young - 0 Governor

• Cisse W. Spragins- 3 Lieutenant Governor

• Steven R. Hedrick - 3 Secretary of State

• Chris Morrill - 3 State Treasurer

• Sean O’Toole - 3 U.S. Representa­tive for District Seven

• Benjamin T. Brixey - 3

Constituti­onal Senator

• Fred Ryman - 0

 ?? MEGAN DAVIS/MCDONALD
COUNTY PRESS ?? Alan Sink of Pineville casts his vote for the primary election on Tuesday at the Pineville Community Center.
MEGAN DAVIS/MCDONALD COUNTY PRESS Alan Sink of Pineville casts his vote for the primary election on Tuesday at the Pineville Community Center.

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