WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND
General Election Results
November 3, 1998
43 of 43 Precincts Reporting


REGISTERED VOTERS

  REGISTRATION BALLOTS CAST PERCENTAGE

 REGISTRATION

 65,027

35,120

54.0%


GOVERNOR/LT. GOVERNOR
(Vote for One)

 PARRIS N.
GLENDENING
WON

 ELLEN R. 
SAUERBREY
 JACQUELINE
 CRABTREE
Write-In

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

DEMOCRATIC
13,756 20,856 1

COMPTROLLER
(Vote for One)

 WILLIAM DONALD
 SCHAEFER
WON

LARRY MARK
 EPSTEIN

 LIH
YOUNG
Write-In

BOB
KEARNS
Write-In

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN
11,611 22,021 2 0

ATTORNEY GENERAL
(Vote for One)

J. JOSEPH
 CURRAN JR
WON

PAUL H.
 RAPPAPORT

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

14,224

17,443

U.S. SENATOR
(Vote for One)

BARBARA ANN
MIKULSKI
WON

ROSS Z.
PIERPONT

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

19,228

14,798

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 6th CONG. DIST
(Vote for One)

TIMOTHY D.
MCCOWN

ROSCOE
 BARTLETT
WON

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

12,339

 20,952

STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 2
(Vote for One)

 

DONALD F.
MUNSON
WON

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN
 

22,347

STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 3
(Vote for One)

RONALD S.
 BIRD

 ALEXANDER X.
 MOONEY
WON

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

2,254

4,393

HOUSE OF DELEGATES DISTRICT 2A
(Vote for One)

 

ROBERT A.
  MCKEE
WON

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN
 

8,198

HOUSE OF DELEGATES DISTRICT 2B
(Vote for One)

D. BRUCE
 POOLE

CHRISTOPHER B.
 SHANK
WON

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

4,626

4,873

HOUSE OF DELEGATES DISTRICT 2C
(Vote for One)

JOHN P.
 DONOGHUE
WON

  

PAUL
MULDOWNEY
(Write-In)

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

DEMOCRATIC

4,996

  

956

HOUSE OF DELEGATES DISTRICT 3
(Vote for Three)

C. SUE
 HECHT
WON

DAVID P. KOONTZ

RICHARD L.
STUP

JOSEPH R. BARTLETT
WON

 WILLIAM  CASTLE

LOUISE V. SNODGRASS
WON

DEMOCRATIC

DEMOCRATIC

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

REPUBLICAN

REPUBLICAN

3,403

2,083

2,042

3,789

3,278

3,958

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for Five)

RONALD L.
BOWERS

LINDA C.
 IRVIN-CRAIG

JOHN LEWIS SCHNEBLY
WON

PAUL SWARTZ
WON

SUSAN T. TUCKWELL

DEMOCRATIC

DEMOCRATIC

DEMOCRATIC

DEMOCRATIC

DEMOCRATIC

13,207

11,505

15,010

15,645

13,374

 

JOHN P. CORDERMAN

MARY L. KLINE

JOHN S.
SHANK

GREGORY I. SNOOK

WON

WILLIAM JOSEPH WIVELL
WON

REPUBLICAN

REPUBLICAN

REPUBLICAN

REPUBLICAN

REPUBLICAN

11,682

12,011

10,267

18,277

15,571

 

BERTRAND  ISEMINGER JR
WON

EUGENE MORRIS
(Write-In)

INDEPENDENT

DEMOCRATIC

13,574

94

JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
(Vote for Two)

DONALD E. BEACHLEY

KENNEDY BOONE
23,258

21,515

JUDGE, COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS, 
AT LARGE
 FOR CONTINUANCE IN OFFICE

DEBORAH S. BYRNES

YES

NO

OVER
VOTES

UNDER
 VOTES

19,998

2,909

5

9867

JUDGE, COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS,
AT LARGE
 FOR CONTINUANCE IN OFFICE

JAMES A. KENNEY

YES

NO

19,427

2,989

JUDGE, COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS,
AT LARGE
 FOR CONTINUANCE IN OFFICE

CHARLES E. MOYLAN, JR.

YES

NO

21,523

2,772

TREASURER
(Vote for One)

TODD L. 
HERSHEY
WON

  

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

26,757

  

STATE'S ATTORNEY
(Vote for One)

 

M. KENNETH
 LONG JR
WON

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

26,757

26,169

CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
(Vote for One)

DENNIS J.
WEAVER
WON

 

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

26,468

 

REGISTER OF WILLS
(Vote for One)

JOHN R.
 BLOYER II
WON

 

DEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICAN

25,187

 

JUDGE OF ORPHANS' COURT
(Vote for Three)

LINDA L. FOX
WON		  ROY A. KEEFAUVER
 EILEEN W. WIGGINS
 HARRY L. HARSH
WON		 J. WILLIAM LIGHTNER
 JOHN M. SHRIVER
WON

DEMOCRATIC

 DEMOCRATIC DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN
 15,793 12,180 10,830 13,636 13,111 14,634

SHERIFF
(Vote for One)

CHARLES F.
 MADES
WON

  
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN

25,956

  

BOARD OF EDUCATION
(Vote for 5)

PAUL 
BAILEY
WON (4 yr term)		 LENORA BARNHART
 B. MARIE BYERS
 W. GORDON CRABB

WILLIAM ROSS CUNNINGHAM
  13,432 10,849 13,257

11,967

 11,249

 

J. HERBERT HARDIN
WON (4 yr term)		 ROBERT L. KLINE
 DORIS J.
NIPPS
WON (2 yr term)		 DAVID L.
RESH JR
 MARY L. WILFONG
WON (4 yr term)
15,014  11,005  13,065 12,318 15,382

QUESTION 1
 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
JURY TRIALS - CIVIL PROCEEDINGS

FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

AGAINST THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

15,824

9,532

QUESTION 2
 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
RETIRED JUDGES - ASSIGNMENT

FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

AGAINST THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

12,655

8,316

 

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