|
November
4, 1980
General Election
| Registered Voters |
62,110 |
| Total Voters |
43,382 |
| Turnout |
69.85% |
| Early Voters |
2111 |
| % of votes cast early |
4.87% |
|
President and Vice President |
| Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale (Dem) |
20,122 |
47% |
| Ronald
Reagan/George Bush (Rep) |
13,642 |
32% |
| John Anderson/Patrick Lucey (Nom. Pet.) |
8,101 |
19% |
| Ed Clark/David Koch (Libertarian) |
508 |
1% |
| Barry Commoner/LaDonna Harris (Citizens) |
403 |
1% |
| David McReynolds/Diane Drufenbrock (Socialist) |
111 |
0% |
| Gus Hall/Angela Davis (Communist) |
61 |
0% |
| Clifton DeBerry/Mathilde Zimmerman (Soc. Work.) |
21 |
0% |
| Percy Greaves/Frank Varnum (American) |
10 |
0% |
| Benjamin Bubar/Earl Dodge (Prohibition) |
5 |
0% |
| Scattered write in |
13 |
|
|
US Senator |
| John Culver (Dem) |
28,412 |
67% |
| Chuck
Grassley (Rep) |
13,311 |
32% |
| Robert V. Hengerer (Libertarian) |
213 |
1% |
| Garry DeYoung (Nom. Pet.) |
137 |
0% |
| John Ingram Henderson (Nom. Pet.) |
62 |
|
|
US Representative, 1st District
|
| Jim
Leach (Rep) |
21,902 |
54% |
| Jim Larew (Dem) |
18,061 |
45% |
| Michael Grant (Libt.) |
319 |
1% |
| Gloria Williams (Socialist) |
311 |
1% |
|
Auditor of State
(2 year term to
fill vacancy) |
| Richard
D. Johnson (Rep) |
16,983 |
90% |
| Thomas J. Oliver (Socialist) |
1,959 |
10% |
| scattered write in |
5 |
|
| Incumbent
State Auditor Lloyd Smith died shortly after he was re-elected in
1978. Governor Ray appointed Johnson as Smith's successor to serve
until this special election.
|
|
State Senate, District 12 |
| Michael Richards (Dem) |
463 |
52% |
| Merlin
Hulse (Rep) |
432 |
48% |
|
State Senate, District 36 |
| Emil
J. Husak (Dem) |
433 |
47% |
| Charles V. Dunham (Rep) |
481 |
53% |
|
State Senate, District 38 |
| Richard
F. Drake (Rep) |
276 |
54% |
| Tom Tucker (Dem) |
233 |
46% |
|
State Representative, District 24 |
| Herbert Hinkhouse (Dem) |
645 |
64% |
| Vic
Stueland (Rep) |
361 |
36% |
|
State Representative, District 25 |
| John Patchett (Dem) |
2,500 |
52% |
| George
Petrick (Rep) |
2,269 |
48% |
|
State Representative, District 72 |
| Stephen J. Hanson (Dem) |
527 |
52% |
| Phillip
E. Tyrell (Rep) |
487 |
48% |
|
State
Representative, District 73 |
| Jean
Lloyd-Jones (Dem) |
8,782 |
59% |
| Howard N. Sokol (Rep) |
5,923 |
39% |
| Michael G. Lewis (Libertarian) |
292 |
2% |
|
State Representative, District 74 |
| Minnette
Doderer (Dem) |
10,494 |
68% |
| Douglas P. Bell (Rep) |
4,435 |
29% |
| Dan McDonald (Libertarian) |
466 |
3% |
|
State Representative, District 75 |
| Betty
Hoffmann (Rep) |
335 |
62% |
| Joe Hankins (Dem) |
209 |
38% |
|
County Auditor |
| Tom
Slockett (Dem) |
22,985 |
63% |
| Catherine Finley (Rep) |
13,760 |
37% |
| scattered write in |
5 |
|
|
Clerk of Court |
|
|
| Mary
Conklin (Rep) |
21,473 |
58% |
| Susan Flaherty (Dem) |
15,481 |
42% |
| scattered write in |
5 |
|
|
Sheriff |
| Gary
Hughes (Rep) |
25,434 |
67% |
| William A. Kidwell (Dem) |
12,791 |
33% |
| scattered write in |
17 |
|
|
County Board of Supervisors
(3 to be elected) |
| Lorada
Cilek (Dem) |
22,123 |
61% |
| Don
Sehr (Dem) |
20,889 |
58% |
| Betty
Ockenfels (Dem) |
20,214 |
56% |
| Bob Vevera (Rep) |
17,133 |
48% |
| Spank Broders (Rep) |
12,470 |
35% |
| Audrey Jordahl (Rep) |
11,791 |
33% |
| James Barfuss (Nom. Pet.) |
1,592 |
4% |
| Cynthia Bergquist (Libertarian) |
1,054 |
3% |
| Keith Lamont (Libertarian) |
751 |
2% |
| scattered write in |
8 |
|
|
State Constitutional Amendment: Equal Rights For Women |
| Yes |
25,264 |
68% |
 No |
12,136 |
32% |
|
Call for State Constitutional Convention |
| Yes |
10,303 |
28% |
| No |
25,895 |
72% |
|
Bond Issue:
Purchase of former Sabin School for County office space
60% Required |
| Yes |
15,009 |
50.3% |
| No |
14,837 |
49.7% |
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