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A-2 Election returns Contested races only U.S. President Mitt Romney (R) Barack Obama (D) Gary Johnson (L) US Senator Richard Mourdock (R) Joe Donnelly (D) Andrew Horning (L) Governor Mike Pence (R) John Gregg (D) Rupert Boneham (L) Attorney General Greg Zoeller (R) Kay Fleming (D) Supt. of Public Instruction Tony Bennett (R) Glenda Ritz (D) US Representative Dist. #8 Larry Bucshon (R) Dave Crooks (D) Bart Gadau (L) 96 311 223 242 119 141 173 190 270 344 170 107 188 168 285 208 209 183 3627 47 193 168 167 52 72 119 153 129 214 69 61 126 82 137 88 115 133 2125 8 16 14 15 5 5 18 9 5 9 11 6677 11 6 14 172 68 237 177 185 99 95 133 141 215 260 123 85 164 134 211 156 160 138 2781 64 246 184 214 70 104 138 181 165 262 104 78 145 101 190 133 137 160 2676 14 25 31 22 12 12 25 19 18 35 14 12 7 21 21 14 19 25 346 76 219 177 188 97 88 136 136 201 246 123 91 146 125 183 146 143 140 2661 66 285 202 219 77 122 156 209 199 300 131 74 166 127 241 152 167 173 3066 6 15 20 13 6 3 14 3 7 17 4765689 14 163 80 282 217 229 114 112 155 166 242 293 148 96 168 158 248 169 187 158 3222 65 214 158 178 61 81 130 169 146 229 82 66 133 94 155 122 117 151 2351 67 194 162 164 95 77 117 120 192 234 112 85 145 128 173 115 123 142 2445 74 315 216 251 85 128 177 222 204 312 130 81 162 123 248 182 193 173 3276 80 235 190 188 103 98 132 139 226 281 130 86 157 126 228 154 158 140 2851 61 267 185 221 67 105 159 193 171 259 108 77 151 122 182 142 156 173 2799 7 11 22 19 10 5 13 13 6 16 11 7 5 10 12 12 9 11 199 State Representative Dist. #75 Ron Bacon (R ) Kevin Derr (D) State Representative Dist. #64 Thomas Washburne (R) Mark Norton (D) County Treasurer Marta Query (R) Shirley Van Meter (D) County Coroner Ray Brooks (R) Gretchen Harris (D) County Suveyor Richard Williams (R) Prentice Stafford (D) David Durcholz (D) County Council-At-Large Dennis Bishop (R) Jim Johns (R) Greg Willis (R) Kerry Aldridge (D) Tom Hensler (D) Gary "Joe" Sutton (D) Christopher McKinney Richard Ridao 82 65 205 207 104 94 70 101 148 156 230 289 141 184 164 252 168 122 166 1362 151 1221 280 236 84 282 206 201 110 112 137 147 219 241 167 93 176 163 270 182 187 142 3119 58 231 185 216 68 105 165 204 184 317 87 85 147 100 163 129 137 185 2766 55 191 173 220 75 60 125 164 192 263 98 67 126 109 139 110 118 156 2441 88 318 211 184 102 149 170 183 208 284 149 104 189 146 280 184 202 165 3316 78 280 238 235 107 100 182 164 259 312 166 105 182 174 247 181 192 184 3386 66 220 144 171 72 108 116 177 141 230 80 68 135 82 174 119 130 142 2375 County Commissioner Dist. #1 Jeff Nelson (R) County Commissioner Dist. #3 Ryan Coleman (R) Dale Nalley (D) 89 273 209 221 124 139 128 134 259 327 165 99 208 180 271 200 207 193 3426 56 243 179 203 55 69 189 220 149 228 82 72 109 79 153 103 110 134 2433 91 286 245 229 132 148 158 94 264 330 163 113 210 188 280 197 222 190 3540 52 230 144 197 50 63 149 262 144 239 84 60 111 70 149 108 99 138 2349 86 305 246 207 111 147 149 138 247 296 178 126 222 185 292 209 230 176 3550 50 144 133 162 71 39 99 128 167 242 81 56 97 93 124 99 92 136 2013 78 289 227 203 129 143 138 156 265 274 170 116 197 155 273 195 207 161 3376 62 232 163 233 56 63 165 215 165 300 81 71 122 85 157 109 99 187 2565 66 197 131 160 62 58 124 166 117 194 67 50 106 76 135 98 97 115 2019 85 280 200 203 87 163 161 198 188 286 135 75 165 129 239 166 189 154 3103 Pike County School Board Dist 3 Debbie Lemond 58 147 116 158 55 65 155 148 120 157 67 56 102 70 148 79 103 133 1937 36 209 184 142 67 80 105 141 146 275 87 54 106 97 164 129 136 103 2261 24 114 61 35 31 43 22 25 62 36 65 46 71 63 76 62 52 37 925 ★ Query, Williams, Harris claim victory Continued from page 1 ner project from the get-go. I promise to do the best job I can for f this county." The new Pike County Treasurer's offi ce for fi ve years, and moved to the chief deputy position a two years ago. She now moves up to lead the offi ce. treasurer will be a familiar face in the Treasurer's Of- fi ce as deputy treasurer Marta Query, a Republican, will move into the Trea- surer post for the next four years. She beat the current Pike County Clerk of Court, Democrat Shirley Van Me- ter 3,119 votes to 2,786 votes. Van Meter is leaving the Clerks offi ce due to term limits after serving eight years in the position. Query has been with the "I am one happy camper. Shirley ran a strong race and it took a lot of campaign- ing all over the county," said Query. "I had a lot of good people helping me and I met a lot of good people throughout the county. Go- ing through the southern part of our county, I saw some beautiful scenery. Pike County is a beautiful place to live. I had some re- ally strong help during my campaign and I thank every one of them. This campaign has opened my eyes and I hope to do a good job for the people. I want to give a huge thank you to all the people whom helped me in this campaign and I will do the best job I can over the next four years." "I have said all along I give praise to God for the eight years I have had as treasurer and I am excited to see what will happen in our future. It has been a pleasure to serve and I wish Marta the best," said Shirley Van Meter. The Coroner's race was also led from the start by Gretchen Harris who won all but one precinct and claimed the offi ce with 3,316 votes to 2,441 for Republican opponent Ray Brooks. "I am overwhelmed and humbled by the support from the county. I appreciate all of the votes I received," said Harris. "I also appreci- ate how Ray (Brooks) ran a good race. We talked right after the election was com- plete and he offered me his congratulations and he would be pleased to work with me as a deputy coroner. I will be keeping all the cur- rent deputy coroners and looking for some new coro- WHERE WILL YOU GO? 812-677-0010 net Add it for $5 to your current print subscription or stand-alone for $35/year. yeah, it's that fast! It's The Press-Dispatch. No matter where you live. Delivered every Wednesday morning! www.PressDispatch.net/Subscribe • Scarves • Libs Candy • Willow Tree Saturday, Nov. 10 • 9AM - 5PM NEW ARRIVALS • Puzzles • Precious Moments • Jim Shore • Foundation Angels Marge's 716 Main St. 354-9372 Petersburg Regular Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-5; Fri. 9-6; Sat. 9-6 • Assorted Santas and Snowmen • Jason Sturgeon shirts and CDs now available Shopp • B ite FROSTY COMES TO LIFE Fr wi ners to help with the duties of the offi ce. I also want to thank Lowry Cooper for all his advice and his teaching me about the offi ce. I wish him well in the future as he retires from the offi ce. I am looking forward to serving Pike County." Deputy Coroner Ray Brooks said. "It was not a blowout and I had tgood sup- port in the county. I knew it would be an uphill battle," said Brooks. "My opponent and I ran a clean race and I appreciate that. I will call her to congratulate her and offer my services as deputy coro- ner if she needs them." Wednesday, November 7, 2012 The Press-Dispatch (Contested Races Only) Veterans Day ceremonies art VFW Post 3587 Honor Guard will be at Pike County elementary schools and lo- cal nursing homes this Fri- day, November 9 beginning with Petersburg Elementa- ry School at 9 a.m. The Veteran's Day service tivities are planned in Pike County including a hog roast to honor veterans. The Coleman-Stew- Several Veteran's Day ac- By James Capozella then travels to Winslow El- ementary School for a 9:50 a.m. program. Otwell Ele- mentary School program starts at 10:30 a.m., fol- lowed by a ceremony at the Otwell Veterans Memorial at 11 a.m. After lunch at Otwell Methodist Church, the hon- or guard will visit veterans at Amber Manor and Gold- en Living Center at 1:10 p.m. and 1:35 p.m. respec- tively. The annual Veterans Day tribute consists of sev- en rifl emen, two buglers and NCO-in-charge Roger Brit- tain. the Winslow Community Churches. All veterans of any branch of service are en- couraged to attend the free meal to honor their service. Retired Col. Ray Stilwell will be the featured speaker and there will be a special acknowledgement of MIA and POWs. Kiwanis Bingo this Saturday It's Kiwanis bingo time again this Saturday, Nov. 10, at the VFW in Petersburg. The fee per card is low and shutter cards are fur- nished. There is no need for paper and pens. Come and go as you please. The Petersburg Kiwanis Club will start bingo at 6 p.m. and go until the folks give out or the workers do but most times play till 9 or 10 p.m. Come on out and join the, fun and help us raise money to spend on the Kids Christ- mas and the Scholarships for Pike Central seniors each year. All funds raised go to the scholarships and Christmas for Kids. The Christmas for Kids Program, cosponsored by Amber Manor Care Cen- ter and the Petersburg Ki- wanis Club, will be Wednes- day, Dec. 12, at the VFW in Petersburg. Kids from Otwell, Winslow and Peters- burg are being helped again this year. Fireworks DRAWINGS & REFRESHMENTS SPECIAL OFFERS: • Gift Wrap • Boxed Cards • Buy 1, Get 2nd HALF PRICE Save 50% to 75% on select seasonal and everyday Sa on Fr Lim items. Free Gift Wrapping with Purchase Free Gift with $25 Purchase Limit 1 per customer ny are scheduled for 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, November 10 at the Winslow Communi- ty Center. It is being sponsored by Hog roast in Winslow A hog roast and ceremo- Clay Jefferson #1 Jefferson #2 Lockhart Logan Madison Marion Monroe Patoka #1 Patoka #2 Petersburg #1 Petersburg #2 Petersburg #3 Petersburg #4 Washington #1 Washington #2 Washington #3 Winslow Totals