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TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE

MUNICIPAL ELECTION
June 11, 2002

UNOFFICIAL RESULTS AS OF 11:00pm ET


Town Council at Large
3 year term

x -Bartell, Thomas H

Olsen, Christian B

DISTRICT 38 397 223

DISTRICT 39 660 501

ABSENTEE/CENTRAL VOTING 83 60

WINDHAM TOTAL
1140 784

Town Council East
3 year term

x -Ennis,
David J

Haskell, Clayton W

DISTRICT 38 396 222

DISTRICT 39 687 466

ABSENTEE/CENTRAL VOTING 63 85

WINDHAM TOTAL 1146 773

Superintending School Committee
2 year term

Perron, Jeremy A

x -Winslow, Melvin A

DISTRICT 38 270 348

DISTRICT 39 488 626

ABSENTEE/CENTRAL VOTING 50 95

WINDHAM TOTAL 808 1069

Superintending School Committee
3 year term

x -Brix,
Kate L
x -Duffy, Michael T
x -Pennels, Stuart A (Toby)

DISTRICT 38 342 368 327

DISTRICT 39 588 660 610

ABSENTEE/CENTRAL VOTING 75 84 80

WINDHAM TOTAL 1005 1112 1017

Portland Water District Board of Trustees
5 year term

Wyatt, Eileen L

DISTRICT 38 556

DISTRICT 39 983

ABSENTEE/CENTRAL VOTING 126

WINDHAM TOTAL 1665

STATE REFERENDUM QUESTIONS

Question 1: Bond Issue

Do you favor a $28,500,000 bond issue to capitalize the State's School Revolving Renovation Fund for repairs and improvements in public school facilities to address health, safety and compliance deficiencies, general renovation needs and learning space upgrades; to provide grants to public educational institutions to install sprinkler systems in dormitories; to renovate the Augusta East Campus Harlow Office Building; and to provide a center for homeless teenagers in the Portland Area?

Question 1: Bond Issue

YES

NO

DISTRICT 38 404 267

DISTRICT 39 678 530

ABSENTEE/CENTRAL VOTING 63 87

WINDHAM TOTAL 1145 884

Statewide/Regional Results

Question 2: Bond Issue

Do you favor a $34,970,000 bond issue to stimulate job growth, renovate buildings, defend against terrorism in Maine and promote tourism? The bonds would be used for the following purposes:

1. Funds of $4,000,000 for the Municipal Investment Trust Fund to provide loans and grants to municipalities for public infrastructure to support economic development and other purposes of the fund;
2. Funds of $8,000,000 to the Finance Authority of Maine to create and retain Maine jobs through the funding of community, regional and state business financing programs;

3. Funds of $540,000 for the protection of the lives and property of Maine citizens;

4. Funds of $6,000,000 to capitalize the Maine Rural Development Authority to facilitate job creation through the development and redevelopment of commercial and industrial buildings in Maine;

5. Funds of $400,000 for renovation of buildings and associated infrastructure at the Schoodic Education and Research Center. State bond funds will match $4,000,000 in federal funds;

6. Funds of $5,000,000 for the construction of a facility for product development and support that will provide the University of Maine with the resources needed to help solve daily manufacturing and engineering problems;

7. Funds of $4,000,000 for the construction of a facility for product development and support that will provide the University of Southern Maine with the resources needed to help solve daily manufacturing and engineering problems;

8. Funds of $5,500,000 for medical research and development by Maine-based biomedical research institutions in order to obtain matching federal funds for health research to cure disease and to retain Maine graduates by providing quality Maine jobs;

9. Funds of $1,000,000 for the planning and construction of the Franco-American Heritage Center at St. Mary's in Lewiston;

10. Funds of $30,000 to assist the Moosehead Marine Museum in the renovation of its flagship, the Katahdin; and

11. Funds of $500,000 for the renovation of the Center Theater in downtown Dover-Foxcroft.

Question 2: Bond Issue

YES

NO

DISTRICT 38 334 337

DISTRICT 39 556 650

ABSENTEE/CENTRAL VOTING 60 91

WINDHAM TOTAL 950 1078

Statewide/Regional Results

Statewide Primary Elections

NOTE: We are only posting results for races with more than ONE candidate

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

Windham Ward 1 (District 39)
Windham Ward 2 (District 38)

KEY: X - Denotes winner in Windham ONLY

UNCONTESTED PRIMARIES

X - United States Senator:   Chellie Pingree, North Haven

X - Governor: John E. Baldacci, Bangor

X - Representative to Congress District 1: Thomas H. Allen, Portland

X - State Senator District 26: Kathryn N. Turner, Raymond

X - Rep. to the Legislature District 39: Sandra B. Tolman, Windham

X - Rep. to the Legislature District 38: Francis McDermott, Raymond

X - Judge for Probate: William H. Childs, Westbrook

X - County Treasurer: Diane Lee Gurney, Portland

District Attorney: No one on the ballot officially

County Commissioner: Christopher S. Gurney, Windham

CONTESTED PRIMARIES

Register of Deeds

O'Brien, John B.
Portland

Simpson, John P.
Cape Eliz.

DISTRICT 38 187 46

DISTRICT 39 252 84

ABSENTEE/CENTRAL VOTING 33 12

WINDHAM TOTAL 472 142

Sheriff

Dion,
Mark N.
Portland

Roche, Thomas S.
So. Portland

DISTRICT 38 192 62

DISTRICT 39 269 93

ABSENTEE/CENTRAL VOTING 36 17

WINDHAM TOTAL 497 172

GREEN INDEPENDENT PRIMARY

Windham Ward 1 (District 39)
Windham Ward 2 (District 38)

KEY: X - Denotes winner in Windham ONLY

UNCONTESTED PRIMARIES

United States Senator: No one on the ballot officially

X - Governor: Johnathan K. Carter, Lexington Township

Representative to Congress District 1: No one on the ballot officially

State Senator District 26: No one on the ballot officially

Rep. to the Legislature District 39: No one on the ballot officially

Rep. to the Legislature District 38: No one on the ballot officially

X - Register of Deeds: Morgen D'arc, Portland

Judge for Probate: No one on the ballot officially

County Treasurer: Diane Lee Gurney, Portland

District Attorney: No one on the ballot officially

County Commissioner: Christopher S. Gurney, Windham

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

Windham Ward 1 (District 39)
Windham Ward 2 (District 38)

KEY: X - Denotes winner in Windham ONLY

UNCONTESTED PRIMARIES

X - United States Senator:   Susan M. Collins, Bangor

X - Representative to Congress District 1: Steven Joyce, Kennebunk

X - State Senator District 26: Karl W. Turner, Cumberland

X - Rep. to the Legislature District 39: David L. Tobin, Windham

X - Rep. to the Legislature District 38: Joseph Bruno, Raymond

X - Register of Deeds: Glenys P. Lovett, Scarborough

X - Judge for Probate: Raymond M. Lynch, North Yarmouth

X - County Treasurer: John F. Ridge, Cape Elizabeth

X - District Attorney: Stephanie Anderson, Cape Elizabeth

X - County Commissioner: Gary E. Plummer, Windham

CONTESTED PRIMARIES

Governor

Cianchette, Peter E.
So. Portland

Libby,
James D.
Buxton

DISTRICT 38 164 100

DISTRICT 39 377 225

ABSENTEE/CENTRAL VOTING 49 20

WINDHAM TOTAL 590 345

Sheriff

Farr, Timothy G.
Standish

Holmes, William R.
Portland

DISTRICT 38 134 104

DISTRICT 39 266 234

ABSENTEE/CENTRAL VOTING 37 28

WINDHAM TOTAL 437 366

Statewide/Regional Results

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