Old Louisville General Election Results, 2004

Old Louisville
General Election Results, 2004
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For precinct or other information, see below
These results display voting patterns of the Old Louisville National Historic District
The General Election was held on November, 2, 2004

National Offices

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
President
George W. BUSH (Rep) (I)	109	67	190	123	125	143	37	794	18.9
John F. KERRY (Dem)	615	360	727	494	337	599	191	3323	79
Michael PEROUTKA (Con)	0	0	1	4	0	1	0	6	0.01
Ralph NADER (NP)	8	6	14	11	7	12	0	58	0.14
Michael BADNARIK (Lib)	2	1	7	4	1	8	0	23	0.06
TOTAL	734	434	939	636	470	742	228	4204

(Metro Louisville voted for John Kerry over George Bush 50% to 49%. George Bush won the State of Kentucky 60% to 40%. President Bush appears to have won the national election)

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
U. S. Senator
Jim BUNNING (Rep) (I)	95	61	164	114	106	126	32	698	16.8
Daniel MONGIARDO (Dem)	626	367	762	515	358	629	196	3453	83.2
TOTAL	727	428	926	629	464	755	228	4151

(Metro Louisville voted for Dan Mongiardo over Jim Bunning 60% to 40%. Jim Bunning won the State of Kentucky 51% to 49%)

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
U. S. Representative 3rd Dist.
Anne M. NORTHUP (Rep) (I)	218	121	340	221	173	261	69	1403	33.8
Tony MILLER (Dem)	474	287	549	372	278	460	147	2567	61.9
George C. DICK (Lib)	28	18	38	34	14	35	11	164	0.04
TOTAL	720	426	927	627	465	756	227	4148

(This compares with the entire Kentucky 3rd District, which Anne Northup won with 60% to Miller's 38% )

State Offices and Issues

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
The Marriage Amendment.
YES	245	143	264	218	169	203	102	1344	34.1
NO	436	242	622	391	265	520	121	2597	65.9
TOTAL	681	385	886	609	434	723	223	3941

(The Question: Amend the Kentucky Constitution "to provide that only a marriage between one man and one woman shall be a marriage in Kentucky, and that a legal status identical to or similar to marriage for unmarried individuals shall not be valid or recognized?" Metro Louisville approved the measure 60% to 40%, the State of Kentucky by 75% to 25% )

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
State Senator, 35th District
Ron BURRELL (R)	86	56	163	120	99	132	28	684	17
Denise HARPER ANGEL (D)	614	357	731	494	356	601	196	3349	83
TOTAL	700	413	894	614	455	733	224	4033

Denise Harper Angel handily won the entire 35th District 77% to 22%

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
State Representative
Reginald K. MEEKS 42nd	623	375	743	508	-	-	-	2249	100
Dennis HORLANDER 40th	-	-	-	-	385	648	-	1033	100
Tom RINER 41st	-	-	-	-	-	-	193	193	100

These candidates were all unopposed in the General Election

Local City Offices

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
City Council, 6th District
George D. UNSELD	632	373	750	516	386	641	192	3490	100
George Unseld was unopposed in the General Election. He had 3 opponents in the May primary
C Commissioner
David WHITLOCK	607	358	725	493	380	640	192	3395	100
David Whitlock was unopposed in the General Election.

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
Circuit Judge 9th Division
Louis I. WATERMAN	197	99	303	193	130	207	61	1190	36.8
Dolly Wisman BERRY	380	201	401	322	230	387	121	2042	63.2
TOTAL	577	300	704	515	390	594	182	3232

(Judges races are non-partisan. Here arguably is the only race where the most conservative candidate won Old Louisville, but she also had the only real media campaign. Dolly Wisman Berry won her seat by 64% against her opponent's 36% )

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
Circuit Judge 12th Division
McKay CHAUVIN	211	127	281	202	122	199	69	1211	37.7
Kathleen VOOR MONTANO	286	140	327	216	177	286	79	1511	47
Richard PORTER	72	31	114	88	61	99	28	493	15.3
TOTAL	569	298	722	506	360	589	176	3215

(Judges races are non-partisan Kathleen Voor Montano won her seat with a close 43.59% of the total vote, Chauvin came in second with 40.75%)

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
District Judge 15th Division
Wanda M. BAKER	190	89	245	117	112	204	62	1019	30.2
Matthew H. WELCH	75	42	118	93	63	108	28	527	15.6
Anne HAYNIE	210	105	236	193	115	188	55	1102	32.6
Andrew David STEERE	31	19	46	40	19	36	19	210	6.2
L. ""Todd"" HOLLENBACH	100	63	124	87	55	67	23	519	15.4
								3377

Judges races are non-partisan (In the whole 15th District race, Anne Haynie won with over 97,000 votes, or 35% of the total. Hollenbach was 2nd with almost 22%, Welch was 3rd with 19%. Wanda Baker lives in Old Louisville and had a lot of local support.

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
District Judge 16th Division
Audra Jean ECKERLE	278	168	357	261	169	289	90	1612	52.2
Sandy BERMAN	258	116	338	229	176	277	81	1475	48.8
								3087

Judges races are non-partisan (Eckerle won this race throughout the district with 57% vs 42% of the votes. Honestly, there probably wasn't 1 in 10 voting because they knew anything about the candidates or even their job description. On these judicial and minor races, it's as likely someone will vote for the person with the cutest name as through any reasoned judgment or thought. Not because of lack of trying either. Sometimes it's nearly impossible to find out any meaningful information on the candidates. Hope these folks will eventually discover the Internet and post some relatively easy to find websites (it's really cheap, hint hint) with descriptions and positions people can use to make an informed vote decision. Also hope that's not asking too much.

Also of note, there was an election for Water & Soil Conservation Officer, with four positions available but only two candidates running, and space for 2 write-ins. A lot of us had fun with the write-ins, but the two winning serious candidates were William W. WILSON and William H. QUICK. That was a slam dunk.

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