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ELECTION NIGHT
RESULTS (PART ONE)
ELECTION NIGHT
RESULTS (PART TWO)
PRIMARY ELECTION COVERAGE
UNDERWRITTEN IN PART BY
HIRSCH FORD LINCOLN
MERCURY OF MICHIGAN CITY
NATURE’S
CUPBOARD OF MICHIGAN CITY
FIRST TRUST
CREDIT UNION OF MICHIGAN CITY
FRIEDMAN AND
ASSOCIATES – LAPORTE
LAPORTE
CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP
DEAN YOUN OF
NIELSEN FORD LINCOLN
MERCURY OF LAPORTE
THE ARBORS OF MICHIGAN CITY
WILLIE MILSAP
– FIFTH WARD COUNCILMAN OF MICHIGAN
CITY
AND THE FOLLOWING
PRIMARY CANDIDATES
JIM ARNOLD (D) – STATE SENATE DISTRICT 8
MATT BERNACCHI (D)
– LAPORTE COUNTY COUNCIL AT LARGE
SCOTT
“SCOTTY” FORD (D)
– LAPORTE COUNTY COUNCIL AT LARGE
JIM STEMMLER
(D) – LAPORTE COUNTY COUNCIL AT LARGE
JENNIFER EVANS
(D) – SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE #3
ROBERT
NEARY (D) – SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE #3
ROBERT
“STEVE” BOM (R) – SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE #3
GREG HOFER (R)
– SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE #3
RICHARD
STALBRINK (D) – SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE #2
JOHNNY STIMLEY
(D) – LAPORTE COUNTY
RECORDER
NANCY HAWKINS
(D) – LAPORTE COUNTY
TREASURER
JOHN SULLIVAN
(D) – LAPORTE COUNTY
CORONER
LYNNE SPEVAK
(D) – CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURTS
2008
May 6th Primary
Welcome to ALCo-TV on the Internet operated by Access LaPorte
County
funded in part through our parent
partners, the county of LaPorte and the city of Michigan City.
Watch the "gavel to
gavel" workings of local government uninterrupted by simply clicking
on the candidate interview
you wish to watch
You may also Right Click
on any link and then click Save As to download these to your
computer for later viewing.
Below is our video library of unedited 30 minute
interviews taped at the ALCo television studio. with Access
LaPorte County
Director of Operations Bart Lombard. Candidates in contested Republican and
Democratic upper tier ballot primary contests were invited to tape a
unrehearsed that can be viewed on your home
computer by clicking on the name of the candidate interview you wish to
view..
FINAL
PRIMARY ELECTION SUMMARY FOR CONTESTED CANDIDATES IN LAPORTE COUNTY
DEMOCRATS
PRESIDENT
√ HILLIARY
CLINTON
13624
BARACK
OBAMA
12534
GOVERNOR
√ JILL LONG
THOMPSON
12394
JIM SCHELLINGER
11995
STATE SENATE DISTRICT 8
√ JIM
ARNOLD
14014
DEBRA
BIRKHOLZ
7789
MAXINE
SPENNER
1435
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT 2
√RICHARD STALBRINK
JR 10442
JOHN
LAKE
6142
KEVIN
MCGRATH
6080
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT 3
√JENNIFER
EVANS
10590
ROBERT
NEARY
6916
EDWARD ED
JANES
5676
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
√LYNNE
SPEVAK
11397
JUDI
KELLER
6154
BETTE
CONROY
5012
COUNTY RECORDER
√JOHNNY
STIMLEY
8474
REATHEL
NOVERSOKE
8279
MICHAEL
POLAN
5020
COUNTY TREASURER
√NANCY
HAWKINS
12816
MICHAELYN MIKE
MAUER 9272
COUNTY CORONER
√JOHN
SULLIVAN
18253
GUYLA
BLIND
3504
COUNTY SURVEYOR
√ANTHONY TONY CHARLES
HENDRICKS 12306
ROBERT
PRZYBYLINSKI
9978
COUNTY COUNCIL AT LARGE (TOP
THREE)
√MATTHEW
BERNACCHI
11541
√LOIS
SOSINSKI
11195
√SCOTT SCOTTY
FORD
9041
JERRY
COOLEY
8386
JIM
STEMMLER
7557
RODNEY
WASHINGTON
6389
WILLIAM
NETZER
4338
MERLE
JANISZEWSKI
4136
REPUBLICAN
PRESIDENT
√JOHN
MCCAIN
3176
RON
PAUL
631
MIKE
HUKABEE
342
MITT
ROMNEY
153
US REP DISTRICT 2
√LUKE
PUCKETT
1727
JOSEPH
ROUSH
1275
TONY
ZIRKLE
669
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE 3
√GREGORY
HOFER
2546
ROBERT STEVE
BOM
1189
SOUTH CENTRAL SCHOOL AT
LARGE
√DONALD SATOSKI
II
849
DIXIE
PHELAN
372
SOUTH CENTRAL SCHOOL HANNA
TWP
√DAN
YOUNGGREEN
357
MONTE
CLINDANIEL
315
GUY
SALISBURY
226
STEVEN
KOONTZ
204
ANDRES DEE
DELGADO
144
SOUTH CENTRAL SCHOOL NOBLE
TWP
√DAVID
HOWELL
715
GERRIE
GROTT
503
 Access LaPorte
County endorses no specific
candidate
or campaign initiative
but we strongly encourage all voters to
become educated about
the candidates - the issues
and then cast a ballot
May 6th
Remember,
all voters are required to present
a State of Indiana issued photo I.D. to cast a
ballot at the polls.
You may cast
a "provisional ballot" and your vote will be counted
if you
provide Election Officials your Identification within 10 days
following the Primary Election.
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2008 LaPorte County Primary
Contested Races One on One Interviews
Candidate Interviews become available for web
cast viewing
when the name is underlined (after initial
broadcast on Channel 97)
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State Senator District 8
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Jim Arnold (D) ◄
winner
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Debra J. Birkholz
(D)
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Maxine Spenner (D)
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Superior Court Judge 2
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John
Lake (D)
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Kevin McGrath (D)
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Richard Stalbrink,
Jr. (D) ◄ winner
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Superior Court Judge 3
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Jennifer Evans (D) ◄
winner
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Robert Neary (D)
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Greg Hofer (R)
◄ winner
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Steve Bom (R)
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Democrat Edward (Ed) Janes
cited scheduling difficulties
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Clerk of the
Circuit Court
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Judi
Keller (D)
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Lynne
Spevak (D) ◄ winner
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Democrats Bette L. Conroy and Lydia Ann McCarthy did not
respond to invitation
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LaPorte County Treasurer
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Democrats Nancy Hawkins ◄ winner and Michaelyn “Mike” Mauer
did not respond to invitation
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LaPorte County Recorder
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Reathel Noveroske (D)
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Johnny
Stimley (D) ◄ winner
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Michael Polan (D)
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LaPorte County Surveyor
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Anthony "Tony"
Charles Hendricks (D) ◄ winner
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Democrat Robert Przybylinski did
not respond to invitation
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LaPorte County Coroner
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Guyla S.
Blind (D)
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John P. Sullivan (D) ◄
winner
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LaPorte Council
At-Large (Choose 3)
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Jerry Cooley (D)
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Scott "Scotty"
Ford (D) ◄ winner
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Lois Sosinski (D) ◄ winner
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Jim Stemmler
(D)
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Rodney
Washington (D)
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Matthew Bernacchi
(D) ◄
winner
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Merle D. Janiszewski and William Netzer did not respond to invitation
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* VHS and or DVD copies of any meeting/interview or event throughout the calendar year may be
obtained by calling the ALCo office at
219-861-0940.
Cost - $10.00 per request
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GENERAL VOTING
INFORMATION
FOR PRIMARY VOTING IN INDIANA
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Polls are open from 6 am to 6 pm.
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Voters are required to present a
State of Indiana
issued photo I.D. to cast a ballot at the polls. However, you may
cast a "provisional ballot" and your vote will be counted if
you provide Election Officials your Identification within 10 days
following the Primary Election.
§
Any registered voter without a state of Indiana photo I.D.
may obtain one, without charge, from any Bureau of Motor Vehicles office
which remains open from 6 am
to 6 pm Primary
day.
§
Voters must declare their political
party affiliation - requesting a
Democratic or Republican ballot since the primary in Indiana is generally a closed
"party" contest, wherein each major political party selects
their nominee to represent them in the November general election.
§
Voters may switch their party preference
however in subsequent primaries. (For example - a voter requesting a
Democrat ballot this year may request a Republican ballot the next
primary or vice versa.)
§
Requesting a party ballot (Democrat or
Republican) voters select from among candidates within their party including
School Board races.
§
Libertarian or Independent candidates are
not chosen in the May primary, but are selected later and appear on the
general election ballot in November along with the Republican and
Democrat nominees.
One Exception
Anyone
wishing to vote only for School Board members
and
not declare a political party may do so by
requesting a non-partisan school board only ballot.
CLICK ON THE
CHECK MARK FOR
REGISTERING
INFORMATION AND
LAPORTE COUNTY PRECINCT MAPS
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