Sunday, May 13, 2012

Austin City Council Elections

Yesterday voters in Austin, Texas went to the polls to vote in their city council elections. We had a chance to throw out a couple of the liberals and replace them with some real protectors of liberties. Unfortunately that didn't happen, as all four liberal incumbents won election.  Here are the vote counts according to Burnt Orange Report:
MAYOR



















.
Lee Leffingwell (Incumbant)



      25434     52.77%












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Brigid Shea



      18115     37.58%













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Clay Dafoe (Liberty Activist)



      5307     11.01%













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TOTAL:   



      48199


PLACE 2



















  .
Laura Pressley (Liberty Protector)           


    21183        45.08%













.
Mike Martinez (Incumbant)


    26449        56.28%












.
TOTAL:



    46992

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PLACE 5



















.
John Duffy



                   2720             6.10%













.
John Rubine



                     966             2.17%













.
Bo Prudente



                     608             1.36%













.
Tina Cannon



                   4611           10.34%













.
Bill Spelman (Incumbant)              



                 26085           58.49%












.
Dominic Chavez



                  8647           19.39%













.
David Conley



                  1549             3.47%













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TOTAL:



                44599














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PLACE 6



















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Sheryl Cole (Incumbant)



               32379           71.80%













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Shaun Ireland



               13313            29.52%













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TOTAL:



               45094

Preliminary estimates are that only about 10% of registered voters voted in this election.  A record low, according to KVUE News.

 Now it is time focus on federal and state elections in Texas. Tomorrow begins early voting for those and the actual election is Tuesday May 29, 2012. This will include the Presidential preference primary.
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