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Queen shares unofficial Lewis County election totals from all 23 precincts

Agnes Quinn Queen shared unofficial Lewis County election totals Nov. 3 with all 23 precincts reporting. The figures cover county voting in federal, state and county races.

By Lewis County NewsroomLewis County Portal newsroom
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Lewis County Commissioner Agnes Quinn Queen shared unofficial election results Tuesday evening, Nov. 3, saying all 23 county precincts had reported.

The figures below are the Lewis County totals Queen posted. They are unofficial and do not establish the final outcome of races that include voters outside the county.

Federal races

For U.S. Senate, Queen reported Shelley Moore Capito, Republican, with 2,751 votes; Rachel Fetty Anderson, Democrat, with 1,213; and S. Marshall Wilson, Constitution Party, with 171.

In the 2nd Congressional District race for the U.S. House of Representatives, Riley Moore, Republican, received 2,896 votes and Ace Parsi, Democrat, received 1,209, according to the post.

State legislative races

For the 12th Senatorial District, Queen listed Ben Queen, Republican, with 2,829 votes and Lynette Murray, Democrat, with 1,252.

In the 64th House of Delegates District, Adam Burkhammer, Republican, had 2,465 votes and Nate Stansberry, Constitution Party, had 979.

In the 69th House of Delegates District, Danny Hamrick, Republican, had 283 votes and Jocelyn Blackwell, Democrat, had 146.

County races

For county commissioner, Queen listed Bobby Stewart, Republican, with 3,413 votes.

For the unexpired county commission term, James Flesher, Republican, had 2,771 votes and Sandra Frame, Democrat, had 1,353.

For the unexpired county clerk term, Queen listed “Becky” Carder, Republican, with 3,480 votes.

The post also included 3,410 votes “For” and 599 “Against,” but did not name the ballot question those totals concerned.

The complete announcement is available in Queen’s Nov. 3 Facebook post.

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Agnes Quinn Queen — unofficial Lewis County results

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