State Races

United States Senator
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[6 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
CARTER, JACK	DEM	30.01%	4,522
ENSIGN, JOHN	REP	65.55%	9,876
SCHUMANN, DAVID K.	IAP	2.24%	337
TRAINOR, BRENDAN	LIB	0.80%	120
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		1.41%	212

U.S. Representative in Congress, District 2
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[2 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
DERBY, JILL	DEM	39.81%	5,929
HELLER, DEAN	REP	54.61%	8,132
KROSHUS, JAMES C.	IAP	3.16%	471
ROSEN, DANIEL	IND	2.42%	360

Governor
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
BERGLAND, CRAIG O.	GRN	1.22%	184
GIBBONS, JIM	REP	61.88%	9,329
HANSEN, CHRISTOPHER H.	IAP	4.95%	746
TITUS, DINA	DEM	28.59%	4,310
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		3.36%	507

Lieutenant Governor
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
JEFFERSON, THOMAS	IAP	6.51%	974
KROLICKI, BRIAN	REP	63.41%	9,488
UNGER, ROBERT "BOB"	DEM	26.73%	3,999
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		3.35%	502

Secretary Of State
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
HANSEN, JANINE	IAP	9.06%	1,345
MILLER, ROSS	DEM	39.23%	5,826
TARKANIAN, DANNY	REP	47.95%	7,121
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		3.77%	560

State Treasurer
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
ANDREWS, MARK	IAP	6.85%	1,019
DESTEFANO, MARK	REP	53.02%	7,890
MARSHALL, KATE	DEM	35.56%	5,291
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		4.58%	681

State Controller
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
FITZGIBBONS, FLOYD	IAP	6.91%	1,025
MARTIN, STEVE	REP	52.24%	7,751
WALLIN, KIM	DEM	35.88%	5,323
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		4.97%	737

Attorney General
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
CHAIREZ, DON	REP	39.05%	5,815
CORTEZ MASTO, CATHERINE	DEM	55.68%	8,291
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		5.27%	784

State Senate, Capital Senatorial District
(25 out of 25 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
AMODEI, MARK E.	REP	75.53%	6,908
YOCHUM, MERRIT K. "IKE"	IAP	24.47%	2,238

State Senate, Washoe District 2
(12 out of 12 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
EMERSON, JOHN H.	DEM	37.69%	1,478
WASHINGTON, MAURICE	REP	62.31%	2,443

State Assembly, District 38
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[2 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
GRADY, TOM	REP	62.73%	9,220
JAMES, CATHYLEE	DEM	37.27%	5,478

Supreme Court Justice, Seat C
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[6 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
CHERRY, MICHAEL A.	NP	73.99%	9,715
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		26.01%	3,415

Supreme Court Justice, Seat F
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[6 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
DOUGLAS, MICHAEL L.	NP	47.43%	6,653
STEEL, CYNTHIA "DIANNE"	NP	37.06%	5,198
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		15.51%	2,176

Supreme Court Justice, Seat G
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[6 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
BECKER, NANCY	NP	33.41%	4,756
SAITTA, NANCY M.	NP	49.95%	7,111
NONE OF THESE CANDIDATES		16.65%	2,370

District Court Judge, District 3, Department 2
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[2 Year Term] [Vote For 1]
Two Year Unexpired Term

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
ABERASTURI, LEON	NP	56.09%	7,774
PEDERSON, WAYNE A.	NP	43.91%	6,086

University Board of Regents, District 9
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[6 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
FULSTONE, II, DAVID H.	NP	53.38%	7,061
KNECHT, RON	NP	46.62%	6,167

Lyon Races

County Commissioner District II (CW)
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
LAWSON, CHARLES E.	DEM	45.80%	6,667
MCPHERSON, LARRY	REP	54.20%	7,891

County Commissioner District V (CW)
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
HUNEWILL, PHYLLIS	REP	100.00%	11,917

COUNTY ASSESSOR
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
GLASS, H. MICHAEL	REP	100.00%	12,187

County Clerk/Treasurer
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
BRYAN, NIKKI A.	REP	100.00%	12,440

DISTRICT ATTORNEY
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
AUER, ROBERT "BOB"	REP	54.23%	7,045
RYE, STEPHEN B.	REP	45.77%	5,946

COUNTY RECORDER
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
MILLIGAN, MARY C.	REP	100.00%	12,262

School Board District Trustee II
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
CORRALES, ANTHONY B.	NP	56.15%	6,579
SLABBINCK, JOSEPH H.	NP	43.85%	5,137

School Board District Trustee IV
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
NICKERSON, LYNDA J.	NP	45.28%	5,553
SHIRLEY, CHARLES W.	NP	54.72%	6,712

Hospital District SOUTH LYON COUNTY
(8 out of 8 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 3]
Two - Four Year Terms, One - Two Year Unexpired Term

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
GIOMI, DEBORAH A.	NP	26.81%	2,325
HANSON, BEVERLY J.	NP	26.93%	2,335
HUNTLEY, SCOTT D.	NP	26.50%	2,298
JUREY, SANDRA D.	NP	19.76%	1,713

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
MCLEAN, JASON	NP	69.18%	8,078
ROLLER, FRANKLIN D.	NP	30.82%	3,598

Sheriff - LYON
(40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
DUKE, CHARLIE	NP	40.90%	5,922
VEIL, ALLEN	NP	59.10%	8,558

MASON VALLEY Fire Protection Directors District I
(7 out of 7 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 3]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
DECHAMBEAU, JIM	NP	24.11%	986
OGLE, TIMOTHY T.	NP	26.33%	1,077
PAGE, JEFFREY A.	NP	29.46%	1,205
SMITH, TONY H.	NP	20.10%	822

Justice of the Peace Walker River
(8 out of 8 Precincts Reporting)
[6 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
FLETCHER, MICHAEL S.	NP	53.19%	1,940
MILLIGAN, DENNIS T.	NP	46.81%	1,707

SILVER SPRINGS General Improvement District Trustees
(4 out of 4 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 4]
Two - Four Year Terms, Two - Two Year Unexpired Terms

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
BARBEE, CHRYSTI R.	NP	15.16%	286
BENNETT, KAY	NP	14.37%	271
DUFRESNE, MATTHEW J.	NP	9.01%	170
FREEMAN, BOB	NP	13.15%	248
HOLLER, BILL	NP	11.19%	211
JOHNSON, RAY	NP	12.46%	235
LINDERMAN, DICK	NP	9.65%	182
WELLS, BOB	NP	15.01%	283

Mayor FERNLEY
(14 out of 14 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
CUTLER, TODD	NP	43.19%	1,915
LEE, ROLAND B.	NP	3.83%	170
LEMKE, JIM	NP	2.14%	95
RIESEN, WILLIAM A.	NP	1.17%	52
SKINNER, DEBBIE	NP	8.39%	372
STIX, JR., DAVID F.	NP	41.27%	1,830

City Councilmember Ward 1 City of Fernley
(2 out of 2 Precincts Reporting)
[4 Year Term] [Vote For 1]

Candidate		% of Vote	Total Votes
JONES, RICK	NP	40.76%	333
LANNING, PAUL	NP	10.16%	83
SHEPPERD, CHARLES	NP	49.08%	401

Statewide Issues

STATE QUESTION NO. 1 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall the Nevada Constitution be amended to require the Nevada Legislature to fund the operation of the public schools for kindergarten through grade 12 before funding any other part of the state budget for the next biennium?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	45.23%	6,670
No	54.77%	8,076

STATE QUESTION NO. 2 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall Article 1 of the Nevada Constitution be amended in order: to provide that the transfer of property from one private party to another private party is not considered a public use; to provide that property taken for a public use must be valued at its highest and best use; to provide that fair market value in eminent domain proceedings be defined as the "highest price the property would bring on the open market;" and to make certain other changes related to eminent domain proceedings?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	61.14%	8,896
No	38.86%	5,655

STATE QUESTION NO. 3 (26 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Question Number 3 was removed from the ballot by the Nevada Supreme Court in Nevadans for Nevada et al. v. Beers et al., 122 Nev. Adv. Op. 80 (Sept. 8, 2006).

STATE QUESTION NO. 4 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall Chapter 202 of the Nevada Revised Statutes be amended in order to prohibit smoking tobacco in certain public places, except all areas of casinos, gaming areas within establishments holding gaming licenses, bars and certain other locations?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	42.40%	6,296
No	57.60%	8,553

STATE QUESTION NO. 5 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall Chapter 202 of the Nevada Revised Statutes be amended in order to prohibit smoking tobacco in certain public places, in all bars with a food-handling license, but excluding gaming areas of casinos and certain other locations?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	48.78%	7,243
No	51.22%	7,605

STATE QUESTION NO. 6 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall the Nevada Constitution be amended to raise the minimum wage paid to employees?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	63.69%	9,458
No	36.31%	5,393

STATE QUESTION NO. 7 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall Titles 32, 40 and 43 of the Nevada Revised Statutes be amended in order to allow and regulate the sale, use and possession of one ounce or less of marijuana by persons at least 21 years of age, impose licensing requirements on marijuana retailers and wholesalers, allow for the sale of marijuana by licensed marijuana retailers and wholesalers, impose taxes and restrictions on the wholesale and retail sale of marijuana, and to increase the criminal penalties for causing death or substantial bodily harm when driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	40.99%	6,081
No	59.01%	8,753

STATE QUESTION NO. 8 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall the Sales and Use Tax Act of 1955 be amended to exempt from the tax the value of any used vehicle taken in trade on the purchase of another vehicle and the value of farm machinery and equipment?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	68.51%	9,997
No	31.49%	4,594

STATE QUESTION NO. 9 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall the Nevada Constitution be amended to provide for the election of certain members of the Board of Regents of the University of Nevada and for the gubernatorial appointment of certain members, and to specify the number and terms of the members?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	44.20%	6,289
No	55.80%	7,939

STATE QUESTION NO. 10 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall the Nevada Constitution be amended to change the provisions regarding special sessions of the Legislature to provide that a special session may be convened by a petition signed by two-thirds of the Legislature of each house; to limit the duration of special sessions of the Legislature to 20 calendar days; and to limit the matters which may be considered during a special session?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	43.58%	6,258
No	56.42%	8,103

STATE QUESTION NO. 11 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall the Nevada Constitution be amended to provide for the payment of compensation to members of the Nevada Legislature for each day of service during regular and special sessions and to provide for the payment of reasonable allowances to legislators for postage, newspapers, telecommunications, and stationery?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	24.53%	3,559
No	75.47%	10,948

Lyon Issues

SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND QUESTION 14 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall Lyon County School District be authorized to issue general obligation school bonds to finance the acquisition, construction, improvement and equipping of school facilities. District projections at the time the bonds are issued must indicate that issuance of the bonds will not result in an increase of the existing school bond property tax rate of 58.67 cents per $100 of assessed value. If approved, this authorization will expire November 7, 2016.	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	59.17%	8,633
No	40.83%	5,957

COUNTY ADVISORY QUESTION 15 (40 out of 40 Precincts Reporting) Shall Lyon County Board of Commissioners adopt an ordinance to increase the sales tax rate of one-quarter of one percent (.0025) to acquire, develop, construct, equip, operate, maintain, improve, manage libraries, parks, recreational programs and facilities, and facilities and services for senior citizens, and to preserve and protect agriculture, or for any combination of the listed purposes?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	44.27%	6,499
No	55.73%	8,180

COUNTY ADVISORY QUESTION 16 (2 out of 2 Precincts Reporting) Possible creation of a Smith Valley General Improvement District for Mosquito Abatement. Should the Lyon County Board of Commissioners initiate action to create a general improvement district for mosquito abatement?	% of Vote	Total Votes
Yes	49.66%	432
No	50.34%	438