General Election
Cape Girardeau County, Missouri

STRAIGHT PARTY TICKET		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER -PECAN GROVE	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
REGISTERED VOTERS		43,795	100.00%	461	526	1946	2099	1751	1764	1817	723	1445	2539	1791	916	1037	2229	1731	767	659	577	1283	1226	1546	1703	2488	1589	859	218	1657	936	1213	778	983	258	652	197	477	361	593
BALLOTS CAST		19,838	45.30%	188	264	996	959	885	871	796	369	538	1398	339	238	475	923	485	174	228	125	702	666	881	991	1292	665	363	112	807	515	495	406	430	154	336	117	196	184	275
STRAIGHT PARTY TICKET (Vote for One Party)	DEMOCRATIC PARTY	2,250	47.59%	19	39	94	94	111	91	81	33	97	131	53	23	71	102	92	44	31	32	65	74	104	76	113	85	74	3	89	19	68	50	48	10	50	9	25	14	36
	REPUBLICAN PARTY	2,434	51.48%	21	22	100	123	95	102	65	56	56	180	35	41	63	108	46	13	32	8	99	73	95	144	211	82	36	22	95	87	72	32	55	29	31	24	25	14	42
	LIBERTARIAN PARTY	37	0.78%	0	1	1	3	0	0	4	2	2	0	0	2	1	4	1	0	0	0	4	0	1	2	2	3	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1
	U. S. TAXPAYERS PARTY	4	0.08%	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	0	0	0	0
	REFORM PARTY	3	0.06%	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

UNITED STATES SENATOR		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER -PECAN GROVE	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
REGISTERED VOTERS		43,795	100.00%	461	526	1946	2099	1751	1764	1817	723	1445	2539	1791	916	1037	2229	1731	767	659	577	1283	1226	1546	1703	2488	1589	859	218	1657	936	1213	778	983	258	652	197	477	361	593
BALLOTS CAST		19,838	45.30%	188	264	996	959	885	871	796	369	538	1398	339	238	475	923	485	174	228	125	702	666	881	991	1292	665	363	112	807	515	495	406	430	154	336	117	196	184	275
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote for ONE)	JEREMIAH W. (JAY) NIXON	6,203	31.93%	62	96	298	266	264	265	238	97	207	415	147	72	172	318	210	91	92	71	196	206	282	240	337	247	164	21	246	108	142	150	126	27	106	25	68	45	86
	CHRISTOPHER (KIT) BOND	12,758	65.68%	118	152	665	644	588	576	513	257	290	922	169	150	283	566	239	71	123	43	480	432	555	730	900	375	188	90	530	391	336	239	294	121	216	90	114	132	176
	TAMARA A. MILLAY	308	1.59%	2	6	8	14	11	12	16	9	23	15	10	10	12	15	20	2	5	2	12	13	10	10	11	17	2	0	12	0	4	7	1	5	1	1	3	3	4
	CURT FRAZIER	111	0.57%	1	1	5	4	3	7	5	0	1	9	5	2	1	4	5	5	4	3	0	1	3	1	3	3	2	0	8	3	7	3	2	0	7	0	1	1	1
	JAMES F. NEWPORT	45	0.23%	0	0	4	6	0	0	2	1	1	2	2	1	0	3	3	0	0	0	3	0	4	0	2	2	1	0	0	0	2	1	3	0	0	0	2	0	0

STATE OF MISSOURI		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER -PECAN GROVE	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
REGISTERED VOTERS		43,795	100.00%	461	526	1946	2099	1751	1764	1817	723	1445	2539	1791	916	1037	2229	1731	767	659	577	1283	1226	1546	1703	2488	1589	859	218	1657	936	1213	778	983	258	652	197	477	361	593
BALLOTS CAST		19,838	45.30%	188	264	996	959	885	871	796	369	538	1398	339	238	475	923	485	174	228	125	702	666	881	991	1292	665	363	112	807	515	495	406	430	154	336	117	196	184	275
FOR STATE AUDITOR (Vote for ONE)	CLAIRE C. McCASKILL	6,950	36.68%	69	102	323	289	301	306	285	107	228	467	151	85	187	352	225	101	85	76	225	246	307	256	374	278	186	23	282	119	163	167	148	30	144	27	78	56	102
	CHARLES A. CHUCK) PIERCE	11,358	59.94%	108	139	622	598	522	518	428	230	249	839	152	123	251	500	210	58	118	34	433	370	503	679	825	322	153	78	469	361	299	206	245	111	162	81	99	111	152
	GERALD R. GEIER	442	2.33%	1	6	16	16	13	12	24	12	26	19	17	13	15	26	28	5	8	5	16	12	18	18	14	17	4	1	19	8	12	11	5	5	2	1	7	3	7
	GEORGE D. WEBER	199	1.05%	2	3	12	16	9	3	13	3	4	7	6	4	5	8	6	3	8	3	5	5	4	2	10	7	6	2	5	5	5	4	9	1	3	1	4	1	5

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER -PECAN GROVE	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
REGISTERED VOTERS		43,795	100.00%	461	526	1946	2099	1751	1764	1817	723	1445	2539	1791	916	1037	2229	1731	767	659	577	1283	1226	1546	1703	2488	1589	859	218	1657	936	1213	778	983	258	652	197	477	361	593
BALLOTS CAST		19,838	45.30%	188	264	996	959	885	871	796	369	538	1398	339	238	475	923	485	174	228	125	702	666	881	991	1292	665	363	112	807	515	495	406	430	154	336	117	196	184	275
FOR U.S. CONGRESS 8th DISTRICT (Vote for ONE)	ANTHONY J. (TONY) HECKEMEYER	6,046	31.04%	68	96	283	238	273	256	239	93	204	401	137	61	176	290	205	89	84	70	193	209	271	231	312	219	170	16	252	105	145	149	125	32	118	28	68	51	89
	JO ANN EMERSON	12,904	66.25%	113	154	689	666	585	592	509	260	303	932	177	162	273	584	247	75	128	46	482	431	567	722	923	403	185	93	534	388	332	241	284	113	204	87	115	127	178
	JOHN HENDRICKS	529	2.72%	3	8	15	23	17	14	33	13	23	36	16	13	17	24	22	7	11	4	18	14	25	25	22	21	5	2	15	11	13	10	14	9	7	2	8	4	5

STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 157th DISTRICT		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER- PECAN GROVE	CAPE PRECINCT 17	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
REGISTERED VOTERS		22,757	100.00%	461	526	1946	2099	1751	1764	1817	723	2488	859	218	1657	936	1213	778	983	258	652	197	477	361	593
BALLOTS CAST		11,010	48.38%	188	264	996	959	885	871	796	369	1292	363	112	807	515	495	406	430	154	336	117	196	184	275
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE 157th DISTRICT (Vote for ONE)	DAVID SCHWAB	8,644	100.00%	148	184	821	749	688	696	615	301	1026	227	99	644	459	373	300	345	131	248	93	143	143	211

STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 158th DISTRICT		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 18
REGISTERED VOTERS		21,038	100.00%	1445	2539	1791	916	1037	2229	1731	767	659	577	1283	1226	1546	1703	1589
BALLOTS CAST		8,828	41.96%	538	1398	339	238	475	923	485	174	228	125	702	666	881	991	665
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE 158th DISTRICT (Vote for ONE)	MARY C. KASTEN	6,728	100.00%	374	1108	237	183	356	728	325	110	170	69	566	520	664	833	485

CIRCUIT COURT		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER -PECAN GROVE	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
REGISTERED VOTERS		43,795	100.00%	461	526	1946	2099	1751	1764	1817	723	1445	2539	1791	916	1037	2229	1731	767	659	577	1283	1226	1546	1703	2488	1589	859	218	1657	936	1213	778	983	258	652	197	477	361	593
BALLOTS CAST		19,838	45.30%	188	264	996	959	885	871	796	369	538	1398	339	238	475	923	485	174	228	125	702	666	881	991	1292	665	363	112	807	515	495	406	430	154	336	117	196	184	275
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT #32, DIVISION III (Vote for ONE)	GARY A. KAMP	11,797	100.00%	115	155	640	586	529	531	463	252	262	838	172	140	263	523	231	73	126	40	433	372	506	677	839	358	177	82	495	384	296	225	266	108	171	74	116	107	172
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT #32, DIVISION IV (Vote for ONE)	PETER L. STATLER	9,296	100.00%	85	136	478	470	491	465	412	134	276	611	186	105	242	434	263	108	110	80	296	310	377	375	506	312	189	37	387	206	224	225	189	54	182	43	87	98	113

COUNTY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER -PECAN GROVE	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
REGISTERED VOTERS		43,795	100.00%	461	526	1946	2099	1751	1764	1817	723	1445	2539	1791	916	1037	2229	1731	767	659	577	1283	1226	1546	1703	2488	1589	859	218	1657	936	1213	778	983	258	652	197	477	361	593
BALLOTS CAST		19,838	45.30%	188	264	996	959	885	871	796	369	538	1398	339	238	475	923	485	174	228	125	702	666	881	991	1292	665	363	112	807	515	495	406	430	154	336	117	196	184	275
FOR PRESIDING COMMISIONER (Vote for ONE)	GERALD W. JONES	13,694	100.00%	126	166	743	704	644	665	577	266	290	976	198	161	308	625	260	79	141	46	509	442	587	757	933	396	202	85	586	415	340	272	311	121	224	90	122	134	193
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT (Vote for ONE)	CHARLES P. HUTSON	12,115	100.00%	123	193	648	605	601	578	506	189	341	834	224	138	289	560	314	127	141	97	406	404	533	556	705	400	230	53	497	301	291	271	238	66	222	56	115	111	152
FOR COUNTY COMMISION CLERK (Vote for ONE)	RODNEY MILLER	13,807	83.68%	140	196	742	668	668	647	559	234	359	946	219	138	326	636	304	134	148	93	487	481	629	668	862	448	267	75	574	356	336	303	304	93	250	72	129	133	183
	GREG TLAPEK	2,692	16.32%	23	33	116	127	88	90	128	56	97	207	64	51	66	147	111	18	38	18	92	86	99	137	141	91	47	10	109	62	72	54	53	24	41	9	31	21	35
FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS (Vote for ONE)	JANET FENIMORE ROBERT	13,748	100.00%	141	188	697	658	616	610	566	235	379	974	244	161	334	660	349	140	161	95	478	469	622	679	848	454	255	62	563	345	325	301	304	89	236	64	134	130	182
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY (Vote for ONE)	H. MORLEY SWINGLE	15,021	100.00%	146	179	774	740	675	686	592	290	347	1092	233	185	350	714	306	102	161	66	574	512	658	803	1034	475	230	94	619	440	378	299	329	127	232	96	136	144	203
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR (Vote for ONE)	H. WELDON MACKE	14,749	100.00%	140	179	783	735	659	677	568	292	344	1069	220	177	340	690	300	101	154	60	555	497	641	788	1021	452	228	95	609	452	369	288	334	128	233	93	136	141	201
FOR COLLECTOR OF REVENUE (Vote for ONE)	JUDY BEUSSINK	8,270	42.97%	84	133	465	410	432	429	372	128	232	505	162	90	204	365	248	104	111	80	263	255	319	308	421	291	191	22	367	170	187	214	170	42	175	40	85	79	117
	DIANE DIEBOLD	10,976	57.03%	101	123	517	513	438	428	392	229	278	859	159	140	261	526	220	64	112	39	417	396	526	660	817	344	158	87	418	335	298	186	253	108	152	75	101	97	149

STATE OF MISSOURI		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER -PECAN GROVE	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
REGISTERED VOTERS		43,795	100.00%	461	526	1946	2099	1751	1764	1817	723	1445	2539	1791	916	1037	2229	1731	767	659	577	1283	1226	1546	1703	2488	1589	859	218	1657	936	1213	778	983	258	652	197	477	361	593
BALLOTS CAST		19,838	45.30%	188	264	996	959	885	871	796	369	538	1398	339	238	475	923	485	174	228	125	702	666	881	991	1292	665	363	112	807	515	495	406	430	154	336	117	196	184	275
JUDICIAL BALLOT Submitting to the voters whether the Judges named below, whose terms expire December 31, 1998, shall be retained in office for new terms. VOTE ON EACH JUDGE
MISSOURI COURT OF APPEALS JUDGES, EASTERN DISTRICT Shall Judge JAMES R. DOWD of the Eastern District Court of Appeals be retained in office?	YES	10,383	69.22%	94	122	497	488	440	456	422	199	285	789	177	140	273	525	258	85	113	43	412	382	473	582	721	344	141	58	382	258	259	165	221	69	137	53	85	96	139
	NO	4,616	30.78%	48	73	274	227	215	202	194	85	110	297	69	43	92	171	116	34	46	37	137	123	184	205	239	130	123	28	240	147	119	141	109	54	98	31	65	42	68
Shall Judge MARY KATHRYN HOFF of the Eastern District Court of Appeals be retained in office?	YES	10,307	69.54%	91	118	483	483	432	450	425	189	281	798	187	145	271	514	260	89	115	52	409	380	456	578	703	334	140	57	378	253	258	178	223	66	147	53	87	96	128
	NO	4,514	30.46%	50	74	273	221	212	202	186	90	106	280	57	40	94	166	111	28	43	29	138	124	190	204	245	129	120	28	234	149	112	131	101	53	91	32	60	40	71
Shall Judge GARY M. GAERTNER of the Eastern District Court of Appeals be retained in office?	YES	10,125	68.63%	92	118	489	473	418	456	419	189	275	767	175	135	267	506	255	81	113	48	400	372	456	577	687	325	137	57	380	257	250	170	222	65	143	49	82	90	130
	NO	4,627	31.37%	47	74	273	225	222	199	193	88	109	298	66	47	95	173	118	36	46	30	140	126	188	210	248	128	122	30	236	146	119	135	101	53	96	32	63	46	69

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER -PECAN GROVE	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
REGISTERED VOTERS		43,795	100.00%	461	526	1946	2099	1751	1764	1817	723	1445	2539	1791	916	1037	2229	1731	767	659	577	1283	1226	1546	1703	2488	1589	859	218	1657	936	1213	778	983	258	652	197	477	361	593
BALLOTS CAST		19,838	45.30%	188	264	996	959	885	871	796	369	538	1398	339	238	475	923	485	174	228	125	702	666	881	991	1292	665	363	112	807	515	495	406	430	154	336	117	196	184	275
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 1 Proposed by the 89th General Assembly (First Regular Session) HJR 16    Changes the deadline for submitting initiative petitions from four months prior to the election to six months prior to the election. The proposal would have no direct fiscal impact.	YES	10,104	57.92%	106	111	468	491	429	458	413	193	261	744	189	140	262	512	238	89	108	52	419	356	459	571	713	329	136	57	411	238	247	164	199	58	145	43	94	83	118
	NO	7,341	42.08%	55	115	418	339	338	292	285	130	193	520	108	74	172	308	195	51	89	37	217	235	312	355	428	220	161	42	323	226	194	186	180	70	137	56	82	80	118
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 2 Proposed by the 89th General Assembly (First Regular Session) HJR 9, Part A    School board may set operating levy no higher than $2.75 without a vote. Voter approval by simple majority required to set levy up to $6.00. Voter approval by two-thirds required to set levy above $6.00.	YES	10,428	58.14%	87	123	476	522	470	481	449	196	259	811	207	147	248	496	232	91	107	51	391	359	429	578	720	326	171	55	446	246	266	189	212	56	177	48	103	80	123
	NO	7,507	41.86%	80	115	432	328	328	294	267	147	213	487	98	71	194	340	201	60	92	46	258	250	363	360	438	248	144	45	304	219	187	183	180	82	124	58	75	78	118
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 5 Proposed by the 89th General Assembly (First Regular Session) HJR 18    Sate treasurer to prepare a written investment policy for investment of state funds and authorizes additional categories of permitted investments to include banker's acceptances and commercial paper. The amendment is intended to increase earnings in investments of the state.	YES	13,344	77.43%	117	143	632	626	586	585	520	259	343	1088	254	168	344	636	333	100	149	66	526	478	613	773	938	402	188	62	515	318	344	233	283	79	197	63	116	113	154
	NO	3,889	22.57%	45	89	233	189	173	159	165	66	112	172	43	40	93	156	92	42	43	29	104	109	156	132	180	144	111	34	194	126	94	120	97	51	86	35	54	47	74
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 6 Proposed by the 89th General Assembly (First Regular Session) HJR 11    Allows financing of municipal or joint sewer improvement project by issuance of revenue bonds. Local government costs, if any, to implement this proposal are at the option of political subdivisions. No state costs are anticipated.	YES	12,059	69.85%	112	122	541	601	555	542	499	205	305	963	239	164	317	585	280	85	127	52	494	428	557	726	873	359	162	50	481	289	299	198	239	61	168	60	88	101	132
	NO	5,205	30.15%	50	103	317	216	201	187	190	113	156	311	58	48	116	228	140	58	65	43	145	159	216	176	260	186	133	50	243	154	140	147	135	67	118	39	83	56	98
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 7 Proposed by the 89th General Assembly (Second Regular Session) SJR 24    Authorizes the State to issue bonds to fund distributions by the Missouri Clean Water Commission of water and sewer grants or loans to counties, municipalities, sewer and water districts for design, construction or imp[ovements to public sewage collection and treatment facilities, drinking water systems and stormwater control projects.    Assuming the general assembly authorizes the issuance of these bonds, the fiscal impact of this constitutional amendment to the state is approximately $17,300,000 annually in bond principal and interest payments and other costs over a 35 year period. Local governments which choose to participate will incur some of these costs.	YES	10,330	60.34%	98	105	447	493	448	437	429	179	256	853	228	145	292	491	265	82	111	46	426	379	457	618	745	330	150	34	406	245	262	164	204	49	135	42	75	92	112
	NO	6,789	39.66%	66	125	413	316	289	291	249	132	200	401	70	61	134	317	155	57	81	48	202	206	305	274	370	212	149	65	312	195	169	184	175	78	148	58	93	67	122
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 8 Proposed by the 89th General Assembly (Second Regular Session) HJR 39    Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to permit organiztions recognized as charitable or religious under federal law to sponsor raffles and sweepstakes and also permit the general assembly to provide standards and conditions to regulate or guarantee the awarding of prizes provided for in such raffles or sweepstakes?    The estimated fiscal impact of this proposed measure on state and local government is $0.	YES	10,688	59.66%	118	105	457	465	440	445	432	210	304	875	214	134	284	536	270	88	112	60	418	409	481	606	754	342	148	66	406	251	264	203	239	63	138	50	94	78	129
	NO	7,226	40.34%	51	133	430	374	346	321	283	118	171	433	100	84	156	315	164	59	85	41	241	204	307	336	426	232	159	34	345	207	190	163	153	72	157	52	85	85	114
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 9 Proposed by Initiative Petition    Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to authorize the general assembly to permit upon the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers only, including artificial spaces containing water that are within 1000 feet of the closest edge of the main channel of either of those rivers, lotteries, gift enterprises and games of chance to be conducted on excursion gambling boats and floating facilities and to provide that any license issued before or after the adoption of this amendment for any such boat or facility located in any such artificail space shall be deemed authorized by the general assembly and compliant with this section?    The fiscal impact to state and local governments of adopting this constitutional amendment is the continuation of revenues ranging from approximately $95,000,000 to $170,000,000 annually, htat are currently received from gambling boats and floating facilities that most likely could not continue to be licensed under the present constitution.	YES	7,555	40.47%	70	76	355	363	342	319	348	168	223	555	147	91	190	368	216	70	66	47	283	253	321	399	538	247	115	44	295	159	182	167	160	35	120	39	56	52	76
	NO	11,111	59.53%	104	168	574	526	495	486	403	182	283	790	173	132	260	499	237	84	142	54	393	376	518	565	684	353	208	58	472	328	297	221	249	106	194	69	126	122	180

STATUTORY MEASURE		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER -PECAN GROVE	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
REGISTERED VOTERS		43,795	100.00%	461	526	1946	2099	1751	1764	1817	723	1445	2539	1791	916	1037	2229	1731	767	659	577	1283	1226	1546	1703	2488	1589	859	218	1657	936	1213	778	983	258	652	197	477	361	593
BALLOTS CAST		19,838	45.30%	188	264	996	959	885	871	796	369	538	1398	339	238	475	923	485	174	228	125	702	666	881	991	1292	665	363	112	807	515	495	406	430	154	336	117	196	184	275
PROPOSITION A Proposed by Initiative Petition    Shall a statute be enacted making it a class D felony to bait or fight animals; permit such activities on premised you control; or promote, conduct, stage, advertise or collect fees for such activities; and making it a class A misdemeanor to knowingly attend baiting or fighting of animals knowingly sell, offer for sale, or transport animals for such purposes; own, possess, manufacture or deal in cockfighting implements; bear wrestle; permit bear wrestling on premises you control; promote conduct, stage, advertise, or collect fees for bear wrestling; or market, possess, train, or surgically alter a bear for bear wrestling?    The estimated fiscal impact of this proposed measure on state and local government is $0.	YES	10,146	54.33%	85	85	411	458	459	470	373	174	299	841	213	136	300	521	254	96	126	61	443	382	493	626	738	361	135	41	359	175	268	132	205	48	116	37	77	68	80
	NO	8,528	45.67%	90	161	546	437	366	334	371	177	201	483	107	91	160	357	203	62	84	47	233	255	332	335	463	235	197	62	414	308	210	257	204	94	194	67	105	105	181

CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI		TOTAL	PERCENTAGE OF VOTE	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
				CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18
REGISTERED VOTERS		23,526	100.00%	1445	2539	1791	916	1037	2229	1731	767	659	577	1283	1226	1546	1703	2488	1589
BALLOTS CAST		10,120	43.02%	538	1398	339	238	475	923	485	174	228	125	702	666	881	991	1292	665
SPECIAL BOND ELECTION QUESTION Shall the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, issue its general obligation bonds in the amount of $8,900,000 for the purpose of paying a portion of the costs of acquiring, constructing, furnishing and equipping a performing arts center, museum and associated cultural facilities for the City of Cape Girardeau and Southeast Missouri State University to be located at the University's River Campus? The authorization of the bonds will authorize the levy and collection of an annual tax in addition to the other taxes provided for by law on all taxable tangible property in the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri sufficient to pay the interest and principal of said bonds as they fall due and to retire the same within twenty years from the date therof.	YES	4,920	53.15%	221	728	217	120	239	443	269	71	89	40	356	324	360	545	663	235
	NO	4,337	46.85%	257	589	95	98	196	399	170	85	105	56	302	295	447	396	522	325
QUESTION Shall the license tax on hotels and motels set out in Section 15-397 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, be increased from three (3) percent to four (4) percent of gross receipts derived from the transient guests for sleeping accommodations, and shall the license tax on hotels, motels and restaurants set out in that section be extended to expire on December 31, 2030, for the purpose of paying a portion of the costs of acquiring, constructing, furnishing and equipping a performing arts center, museum and associated cultural facilities for the City of Cape Girardeau and Southeast Missouri State University to be located at the University's River Campus?	YES	4,909	53.22%	227	722	210	121	246	416	267	70	80	39	357	320	370	552	666	246
	NO	4,315	46.78%	253	594	97	94	184	422	177	89	114	55	299	295	430	385	507	320