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Primary election, May 20, 2008 in Adair County Check the new ColumbiaMagazine.com FARM EQUIPMENT, LAWN and GARDEN CLASSIFIED SECTION To add an item, use the Contact/Submit button ADVERTISEMENT Absentee totals. White Oak.Eunice-Pellyton. Little Cake. East Columbia.Ozark.S. Columbia-Ozark. Glens Fork-Melson Ridge. Gradyville-Nell. Sparksville-Breeding. Milltown. West Columbia. Cane Valley-Holmes. Knifley-Roley. North Columbia. Hurt. McConnell top vote getter, and margin is 6.7 to 1. Hillary total second highest of night, higher than John McCain. She outpolls Obama 5.4 to 1 here. Winners in Adair County: John McCain, Mitch McConnell, Asa Swan, Hillary Clinton, Bruce Lunsford; Carney wins district wide after Taylor vote included. Campbellsville goes wet. Greensburg alcoholic beverage vote fails Watch for precinct details By Ed Waggener In the most closely watched race, John "Bam" Carney won the Republican nomination for 51st District Representative, in the balloting on May 20, 2008. But in Adair County, a very strong showing in absentee voting for Asa James Swan, 98-23, and a slightly better than even vote in the 16 Adair County precincts, gave Swan the winner in Adair County. However, Swan's margin of 82 votes in Adair County was not strong enough to overcome the 376 vote margin Carney received in Taylor County. Bam Carney carried 7 Adair County precincts; Swan carried 8. The two tied in Cane Valley-Holmes, where the vote was 49 Carney, 49 Swan, 44 Russell Montgomery. Montgomery, the former Adair Countian , former Democrat turned Republican, ran third in Adair County. The vote overall, in Adair County was: Republican for 51st District Representative
Republicans vote for John McCain Adair County Republicans voted overwhelmingly for John McCain, who already has the nomination wrapped up, but a surprising number of votes were cast for others.The vote in Adair County was: Republican vote President of the United States
Hillary Clinton was the overwhelming choice of Democrats, carrying every precinct and the absentees on the way to amassing 1,255 votes in Adair County, 15 more than John McCain got from the Republicans, and second to the total received by Mitch McConnell. Democratic vote for President in Adair County
U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell proved the biggest vote-getter of the evening, amassing 1,454 votes.In the race for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate, the vote was: Republican vote United States Senator
Lunsford runs ahead for Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate Bruce Lunsford carried all 16 Adair County precincts and the absentees to be the overwhelming favorite of the Adair County Democrats. Adair County Democratic Primary for U.S. Senator
Local option balloting was a split in neighboring Greensburg and Campbellsville. Greensburg's Historic District voted 178-163 to remain dry. But Campbellsville's city wide vote was 1,224 to have by the drink sales in restaurants, to 1,144 to remain bone dry. This story was posted on 2008-05-21 05:34:42
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