Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 6

Thursday, November 6, 1986 Election '86Impact Nevada Reno eazene-journai OA Final statewide, Washoe results Legislature Justice of the Peace Capital Senatorial District Charlie Joerg 9,341 Reno Township Dept. 1 Fidel Salcedo 25,753 Richard C. Minor 17,313 Justice of the Peace Penny June Pierce 4.B81 Western Senatorial District Sparks Township Lawrence Jacobsen 9,725 Jack Lambert! 10,547 Gim HoUister 6,005 Assembly District 33 Cathy S. Catania 5,410 Justice of the Peace Verdi Township man of the state Republican party, said Wednesday. "The Democrats just out-hustled us.

And I guess we'll have to give the devil his due now." "The quality of our candidates was better because we had a good recruiting effort," Beecher Avants, chairman of the state Democratic Party, said. "I have to admit we did much better up north than we expected. But we could feel it in our bones. It was coming." A few of the races were close, including a tight 13-vote victory by Democrat Matthew Callister over incumbent Assemblyman Jerry Fairchild, R-Las Vegas- and a 25-vote victory by Democrat Gene Porter over Republican Jim Wade in another Las Vegas Assembly contest. Cashell said the GOP might ask for a possible recount in these races.

Republican John Paul Laxalt, son of outgoing U.S. Sen. Paul Laxalt, lost in a race against attorney Ernie Adler for a Carson City Assembly seat. And in Las Vegas, Democratic Gov. Richard Bryan's brother-in-law, Bob Gaston, defeated incumbent Republican Assemblywoman Jane Ham.

Another incumbent ousted from the Assembly was Republican Bruce Bogaert of Reno, defeated by former state Democratic Party Chairman Ken Haller. John Carpenter 3,657 Margie Clark 545 Harold Baugh 3,093 Assembly District 34 From page SA Democrats took control of the Assembly by such a wide margin in what was thought to be a dead heat. Jeffrey said a strong effort by the Assembly Democratic Caucus figured in Democrats capturing most of the southern Nevada lower house seats. He said the caucus concentrated on recruiting strong candidates and developing professional campaigns. The investment paid off.

Dini added that party switches also may have helped Democrats gain seats. Two party switchers, from Democrat to Republican, lost their re-election tries: Gary Lee Roberts and Gene Collins, both of Las Vegas. Assemblymen moving up to the Senate and aggressive campaigning by many hand-picked Democrats, including former legislators called back to run, were also cited in the Democrat's favor. And, many of the Republican assemblyman elected in 1984 were vulnerable because they were swept into office on the coattails of Ronald Reagan's 1984 reelection and had little attraction on their own. "A lot of our assemblymen were trying to rest on their laurels and it didn't work," Bob Cashell, chair Justice of Peace John Marvel 4,423 Lanada James 1 ,738 Assembly District 36 Gaylan Spriggs 5,061 Gail Armstrong 3,391 Assembly District 38 Wadsworth Township Lany R.

Graham 216 Atvin R. James 79 Justice of the Peace Geriach Raymond Paschall 189 Justice of the Peace InclineCrystal Bay James V. Mancuso 1 ,984 Black Springs G.I.D. Mae E. Carthen 28 Joe Dini 5,771 Everett Triplet 2,518 Assembly District 39 Lou Bergevin 5,028 Rick Bell 2,557 Assembly District 40 Ernie Adler 4,090 John Paul Laxalt 3,599 Supreme Ct.

Seat A John Mowbray 193,333 None of Above 39,758 Supreme Ct. Seat Charles Springer 191024 County Commissioner District 2 Dianne Cornwall 9,955 Jim King 6,071 County Commissioner District 3 Gene McDowell 6,013 Stan Stevenson 3,784 County Commissioner Districts Larry Beck 7,246 Dick Ritter 5,697 County Assessor Robert McGowan 40,736 Terry L. Flower 24,024 County Cleric Judi Bailey 46,020 OmaL. Rose 18,117 County Recorder Joe Melcher 43,879 Stanley Waugh 20,652 Sheriff Vincent G. Swinney 50,124 Gary M.

Nottingham 16,837 County Treasurer Gary S. Simpson 41 ,969 James V. Melick 22,784 District Attorney Mills Lane 60,278 Public Administrator Don Cavallo 33,987 Fred Leeds 29,050 Constable Reno Township John J. Hart 24,567 Preston B. Scott 18,353 Constable Incline VillageCrystal Bay Russell P.

McKlem 1,067 Doug Neve 935 Constable Verdi George Powning 563 Constable Sparks Dan Ernst 9,454 Dennis G. Cox 7,019 Constable Geriach David B. Carter 108 De Wayne A. Williams 100 Constable Wadsworth C.E. "Bud" Polfus 263 Board of Education District 1 A Janice Cessna Clarke 18,634 Bradley "Brad" Henson 9,346 Board of Education District 3-A Gwen Anne Thacker 215 Cartey L.

Sullivan 199 School Trustee District Robert Whittemore 9,589 None of Above 39525 Washoe County results Senator District 1 Erik Beyer 13,618 Goodrich MM Statewide results U.S. Senate Harry Retd 130,952 I Jim Santini 116,606 None of above 9,472 Kent Cromwell 4,899 Congress-South Jim Bilbray 61,827 Bob Ryan 50,340 Gordon Morris 2,145 Congress-North Barbara Vucanovich 83,479 Pete Sferrazza 59,444 Governor Richard Bryan 1P 7264 Patty Cafferata None of above 5,471 Louis Tomburello 2,555 Lt. Governor Bob Miller 13,9298 Joe Brown 11,4068 None of above 6,538 Sec. of State Frankie Sue Del Papa 132,873 Barbara Zmmer 105,975 None of above 11,054 Dan Becan 7,786 Treasurer Ken Santor 128,857 Patrick Fitzpatrick 98,071 None of above 18,105 Rowena Von Wotff 7,668 Controller Darrel Dairies 124,663 Jim Mace 109,209 None of above 18,105 Attorney General Brian McKay 181,518 Roy Woofter 70,290 None of above 6,570 Question 1 (Bank stock exemption) Yes 153,527 No 88,202 Question 2 (Court referees) Yes 132,652 No 107,941 Question 3 (Fabrication tax) Yes 102,351 No 140,974 Question 4 (Aircraft exemption) Yes 129,601 No 109,769 Question 5 (Estate tax share) Yes 213,681 No 37,370 Question 6 (Contractors sales tax) Yes 177,878 64,242 Question 7 (Tahoe bonds) Yes 138,428 No 105,617 Question 8 (Prosthetics exemption) Yes 165,187 No 73,016 University of Nevada District 3 -Dorothy Gallagher 17,789 Lesperance 8,347 Board of Education District 3 "Carley Sullivan 13,711 Gwen Anne Thacker 10,640 LIFES AVER RADIAL ALL SEASON STEEL RADIAL 2 Steel Belts Whitewall Crystal Bay G.I.D. John M.

Ferrante 41 Wendell H. Dodds 38 Wes Howell 28 Geriach G.I.D. Robert R. Gooch 75 David Green 74 Edward "Bud" Conley 68 Don Wardle 68 Doug Watt 63 Rand Henjum 37 Bob Robinson 31 Bruno Selmi 20 Horizon Hills G.I.D. Ruth H.

Hart 66 Michael I. Cecchi 49 Christos Stamnas 49 Skip Maynard 47 Incline Village G.I.D. John A. Lill'ie 1,187 Pamela T. Wight 993 R.W.

"Rob" Kellerer 885 Don Wilson 862 Palomino Valley G.I.D. Dave Carrera 148 Chuck Fulkerson 140 Al Pacini 138 South Truckee Meadows G.I.D. Ron S. Allison 524 C.G. "Mimi" Patrick 365 Sun Valley Water and Sanitation District Jerry Frye 1205 Tom P.

Tumbull 1018 C. Lancaster 831 Ben Lancaster 795 Marti Karau 690 Louis C. Atwell 453 Verdi TV and Maintenance District Howard Zunino 474 Bud Mosconi 473 Walter A. Harris 455 Peter C. Ting Jr.

431 Question 9 (Fuel tax hike) Yes 39,733 No 26,644 Question 10 (Child protection tax) Yes 38,289 No 28,028 Question S-A1 (Appoint City Clerk) Yes 6,948 No 6,388 30.96 32.99 35.93 35.95 36.96 41.44 41.50 43.43 44.96 45.95 47.47 49.88 51.96 No Rainchecks Please P15580R13 P16580R13 P17580R13 P18580R13 P17575R14 P18575R14 P19575R14 P20575R14 P21575R14 P20575R15 P21575R15 P22575R15 P23575R15 Limited Quantities Bob Fulkerson 12,341 Senator District 2 Don Mello 8,348 Martin Clayton 3,389 Senator District 3 Randolph Townsend 16,927 Paul V. Prengaman 10,774 Senator Capital Charlie Joerg 957 Penny June Pierce 556 Assembly District 23 David D. Nicholas 5,176 Janis Higginbotham 3,098 Assembly District 24 Vivian Freeman 4,172 Robert H. Owens 3,127 Assembly District 25 Bob L. Kerns 5,667 Thomas Purkey 1 ,892 Assembly District 26 David Humke 3,666 Church Weller 2,522 James Frye 419 Assembly District 27 Ken Haller 2,975 Bruce R.

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