TIONA ENTERPRISE
INSIDE THE HISTORICAL INN HOTEL BUILDING
ON THE BUTLER SQUARE
660-679-4197
CASKEY HOPKIN AND WILHELMUS LAW FIRM
8 NORTH DELAWARE
WEST SIDE OF THE BUTLER SQUARE
660-679-4161
SOUTHSIDE CAFÉ
27 DAKOTA STREET
SOUTHSIDE OF THE BUTLER SQUARE
660-679-5400
COOK INSURANCE
7 NORTH MAIN ST.
EAST SIDE OF THE BUTLER SQUARE
660-679-6188
PRIMARY ELECTION
BATES COUNTY, MISSOURI
AUGUST 7, 2012
THESE TOTALS ARE FOR
BATES COUNTY RESULTS ONLY
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
FOR U. S. SENATOR
CLAIRE McCASKILL:798
FOR GOVERNOR
JEREMIAH W. (JAY) NIXON:840
CLAY THUNDERHAWK:67
WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL:67
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
SUSAN MONTEE:453
DENNIS WEISENBURGER:83
FRED KRATKY:22
BECKY LEE PLATTNER:62
JUDY BAKER:82
SARA LAMPE:41
JACKIE TOWNES McGEE:26
BILL (WILLIAM) HAAS:74
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
JASON KANDER:815
MD RABBI ALAM:52
FOR STATE TREASURER
CLINT ZWEIFEL:769
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
CHRIS KOSTER:860
FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 4
TERESA HENSLEY:802
FOR STATE SENATOR
DISTRICT 31
BURTON:762
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 56
PATTY JOHNSON:30
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 57
DON BULLOCK:31
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
DISTRICT 27
JAMES K. JOURNEY:820
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
NORTHERN DISTRICT
JIM SCOTT:538
HARRY NITCHALS:102
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
SOUTHERN DISTRICT
LARRY BERRY:212
BRANDON S. PLUNKETT:106
FOR SHERIFF
CHAD ANDERSON:868
FOR ASSESSOR
ROGER L. PRUDEN:879
FOR COLLECTOR/TREASURER
JIM (JIMMY) PLATT:906
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
SHARON CUMPTON:857
FOR CORONER
GARY L. SCHOWENGERDT:885
FOR SURVEYOR
WILLIAM C. LETHCHO:851
REPUBLICAN PARTY
FOR U. S. SENATOR
JERRY BECK:67
TODD AKIN: 567
SARAH STEELMAN:720
JOHN G. BRUNNER:468
MARK MEMOLY:13
MARK PATRICK LODES:9
ROBERT (BOB) POOLE:32
HECTOR MALDONADO:13
FOR GOVERNOR
JOHN D. WEILER:238
DAVID (DAVE) SPENCE:1103
BILL RANDLES:232
FRED SAUER:187
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
CHARLES W. KULLMANN:113
BRAD LAGER:764
PETER KINDER:765
MIKE CARTER:153
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
SCOTT RUPP:497
SHANE SCHOELLER:477
BILL STOUFFER:702
FOR STATE TREASURER
COLE McNARY:1415
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
ED MARTIN:1229
ADAM LEE WARREN:407
FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 4
VICKY HARTZLER:1627
BERNIE MOWINSKI:299
FOR STATE SENATOR
DISTRICT 31
SCOTT LARGENT:857
ED EMERY:902
DAVE MORRIS:162
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 56
CHRIS MOLENDORP:49
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 57
WANDA BROWN:46
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 126
RANDY PIKE:1376
BARBARA YORK:371
BILL YARBERRY:93
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
NORTHERN DISTRICT
HAROLD G. WEIL:1119
FOR CORONER
GREG D. MULLINAX:1507
LIBERTARIAN PARTY
FOR U. S. SENATOR
JONATHAN DINE:4
FOR GOVERNOR
JIM HIGGINS:4
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
MATTHEW COPPLE:4
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
CISSE W. SPRAGINS:4
FOR STATE TREASURER
SEAN O'TOOLE:4
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
DAVE BROWNING:4
FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 4
HERSCHEL L. YOUNG:2
THOMAS HOLBROOK:2
CONSTITUTION PARTY
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
CYNTHIA L. DAVIS:3
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
JUSTIN HARTER:3
FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 4
GREG COWAN:3
NON-PARTISAN ISSUE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 2
Proposed by the 96th General Assembly
(First Regular Session) HJR2
Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to
ensure:
٠That the right of Missouri citizens to
express their religious beliefs shall not be
infringed;
٠That school children have the right to pray
and acknowledge God voluntarily in their schools;
and
٠That all public schools shall display the Bill
of Rights of the United States Constitution.
It is estimated this proposal will result in little or no
costs or savings for state and local governmental
entities.
YES:2628
NO:354
CITY OF BUTLER
QUESTION
Shall the City of Butler, Missouri, impose a sales
tax of one-eighth of one percent (1/8 of 1%) on the
receipts from all retail sales of property or services
within the City which are subject to taxation by the
State of Missouri under the provisions of Sections
144.010 to 144.525, RSMo, for the purpose of
providing revenues for the operation of the
municipal fire department of the City?
YES:556
NO:172
