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CITY (NewsDakota.com) The following are the unofficial results of the races and measures that were featured in the Barnes County 2014 General Election.
15/15 Precincts Reporting (100%)
Barnes County District #2 commissioner race:
Mike Metcalf – 412 (54%)
Phil Leitner – 341 (45%)
Barnes County District #3 commissioner race:
Bill Carlblom – 415 (58%)
Ryan Mathias – 292 (41%)
Write-In – 1
Barnes County Measures:
Measure #1
Yes – 39% 1,604
No – 60% 2,499
Measure #2 Increasing 9-1-1 phone payment from $1 to $1.50
Yes – 40.62% 1,646
No – 59.38% 2,406
Valley City Measures:
Measure #1 The 5 year property tax exemption on new construction or improvements:
No – 1138 (50.29%)
Yes – 1125 (49.71%)
Measure #2 Permanent Flood Protection:
Yes – 65.15% 1,492
No – 34.85% 798
Measure #3 Wellness Center:
Yes – 51.12% 1,184
No – 48.88% 1,132
KEY: (D)- Democrat-NPL, (R)- Republican, (L) Libertarian
US Representative
Robert J “Jack Seamen (L) 230 (5.50%)
George Sinner (D) 1,897 (45.36%)
Kevin Cramer (R) 2,051 (49.04%)
North Dakota Secretary Of State
April Fairfield (D) 1,660 (40.20%)
Roland Riemers (L) 216 (5.23%)
Alvin A “Al” Jaeger (R) 2,251 (54.52%)
North Dakota Attorney General
Wayne Stenehjem (R) 2,896 (70.05%)
Kirara Kraus-Parr (D) 1,232 (29.80%)
North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner
Ryan Taylor (D) 2,000 (48.26%)
Doug Goehring (R) 2,137 (51.57%)
North Dakota Pubic Service Commissioner
Todd Reisenauer (D) 1,534 (37.72%)
Brian P Kalk (R) 2,527 (62.13%)
North Dakota Public Service Commissioner – Unexpired Two Year Term
Julie Fedorchak (R) 2,509 (62.34%)
Tyler Axness (D) 1,510 (37.52%)
North Dakota Tax Commissioner
Jason Astrup (D) 1,862 (45.40%)
Anthony Mangnall (L) 232 (5.71%)
Ryan Rauschenberger (R) 1,967 (48.40%)
Measure #1 “Right To Life”
Yes – 1,400 (33.16%)
No – 2,822 (66.84%)
Measure #2 “Mortgage/Sales Transfer Taxes”
Yes – 2,958 (70.85%)
No – 1.27 (29.15%)
Measure #3 “Higher Ed Board”
Yes – 735 (17.91%)
No – 3,368 (82.09%)
Measure #4 “Future Measures With Fiscal Impact”
Yes –1,389 (34%)
No – 2,648 (65%)
Measure #5 “Wildlife Fund”
Yes – 939 (22%)
No – 3,267 77%)
Measure #6 “Equal Parental Rights”
Yes – 1,223 (29%)
No – 2,923 (70%)
Measure #7 “Pharmacy Ownership”
Yes – 1,524 (36%)
No – 2,673 (63%)
Measure #8 “Start School After Labor Day”
Yes – 1,344 (32%)
No – 2,746 (67%)