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UPDATED: Primary election results for Carson City area, state offices

Tuesday was Election Day in Carson City and throughout the state of Nevada and while mail-in ballots will still be accepted for several days as they continue to come in, the ballot tally began after polls closed Tuesday.

These results are accurate as of 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. We will continue to update this story as results come in.

As of 10 p.m. Tuesday the polls are in from the following counties: Churchill, Elko, Humboldt, Mineral, Nye, and Storey. The remaining counties ballots have not been accounted for as of 10 p.m.

Go here for state government election results from the Nevada Secretary of State's Office and here for statewide election coverage via The Nevada Independent.

As of June 10, the unofficial in-person voter turnout total logged 472 Democrat voters, 187 nonpartisan voters, and 1,891 Republican voters.

Did you turn in a mail ballot and you’re wondering if it’s been logged yet? Check your mail in ballot status here.

CARSON CITY ELECTIONS

Sheriff Ken Furlong, District Attorney Jason Woodbury, Assessor Kimberly Adams, Treasurer Andrew Rasor, School District 4 Trustee Richard Varner and School Trustee District 3 Matt Clapham ran unopposed and were elected Tuesday.

Board of Supervisors Ward 1
Stacey Giomi (incumbent): Will go to General Ballot in November
Wade Bradshaw: Will go to General Ballot in November

Board of Supervisors Ward 3
Curtis Horton: 3,957 votes at 41.47 percent
James Wells: 3,231 votes at 33.86 percent
Margaret Mello: 2,353 votes at 24.66 percent

Clerk-Recorder
William “Scott” Hoen: 3,825 votes at 40.14 percent
Stacie Wilke-McCulloch: 4,332 votes at 45.46 percent
Jordan Edens: 1,373 votes at 14.41 percent

Carson City School District 1 Trustee
Lupe Ramirez (incumbent): 3,497 votes at 36.75 percent
Jason Stinson: 3,124 votes at 32.83 percent
Adam Heinz: 2,351 at 24.71 percent
Albert Jacquez: 543 votes at 5.71 percent

Carson City School District 6 Trustee
Shanna Cobb-Adams: Will go to General Ballot in November
Molly Walt: Will go to General Ballot in November

STATE ELECTIONS

  • Assembly District Races

Assembly District 33

Bert Gurr, Republican
John ‘Doc’ Garrard, Democrat
Nicole Sirotek, Republican

Assembly District 36

Gregory Hafen II, Republican 52.33 percent
Matt Sadler, Republican 47.67 percent

Assembly District 38

Gregory Koenig, Republican 57.20 percent
Vida Keller, Republican 42.80 percent

Assembly District 39

Blayne Osborn, Republican 45.86 percent
Ken Gray, Republican 54.14 percent

Assembly District 40

P.K. O’Neill, Republican 54.81 percent
Gary Schmidt, Republican 45.19 percent

  • Attorney General Races

Attorney General Democratic Race

Aaron Ford, Democrat 80.0 percent
Stuart MacKie, Democrat 13.0 percent

Attorney General Republican Race

Tisha Black, Republican 39.87 percent
Sigal Chattah, Republican 51.03 percent

  • Board of Regents Races

Board of Regents District 8

Aaron Manfredi 15.78
Elmer Porter 17.44 percent
John Patrick Rice 21.22 percent
Jonethan Baltera 6.03 percent
Michelee “Shelly” Crawford 24.46 percent
Stacy Smith 14.98 percent

Board of Regents District 11

Jeffrey Downs 41.06 percent
John Gwaltney 24.20 percent
Steve Laden 34.74 percent

  • House of Representatives Races

Congressional District 2 Democratic Race

Elizabeth Mercedes Krause 47.27 percent
Tim Hanifan, Democrat 14.78 percent
Brian Hansen, Democrat 8.37 percent
Michael Doucette, Democrat 12.70 percent
Joseph Afzal, Democrat 6.83 percent
Gerold Lee Gorman, Democrat 2.73 percent
Rahul Joshi, Democrat 7.32 percent

Congressional District 2 Republican Race

Mark Amodei, Republican 54.30 percent
Danny Tarkanian, Republican 33.07 percent
Brian Nadell, Republican 1.84 percent
Joel Beck, Republican 7.51 percent
Catherine Sampson, Republican 3.28 percent

Congressional District 4 Republican Race

Annie Black, Republican 41.14 percent
Chance Bonaventura, Republican 10.86 percent
Sam Peters, Republican 47.99 percent

  • Appellate Court

Intermediate Appellate Court

Deborah Westbrook, District 1
Rhonda Forsberg, District 1

  • Governor Races

Governor Democratic Race

Steve Sisolak, Democrat 88.69 percent
Tom Collins, Democrat 7.52 percent
None of these Candidates 3.79 percent

Governor Republican Race

Joey Gilbert, Republican 27.57 percent
Dean Heller, Republican 13.49 percent
Joseph Lombardo, Republican 38.35 percent
Guy Nohra, Republican 3.66 percent
John Lee, Republican 3.47 percent
Fred Simon, Republican 2.67 percent
Tom Heck, Republican 1.90 percent
None of these candidates: 1.63 percent

<1 percent:
Gary “Radar” Evertsen, Republican
Eddie Hamilton, Republican
Stan Lusak, Republican
Barak Zilberberg, Republican
Amber Whitley, Republican
Edward O’Brien, Republican
Seven Achilles Evans, Republican
William “Dock” Walls, Republican

Other:

Bradley Beck, non-partisan
Austin Billings, Non Partisan
Ed Bridges, Independent American Party
Brand Davis, Libertarian
Monique Richardson, No party listed

  • Lieutenant Governor Races

Lieutenant Governor Republican Race

Stavros Anthony, Republican 30.77 percent
Tony Grady, Republican 24.58 percent
John Miller, Republican 16.07 percent
None of these candidates 7.99 percent
M. Kameron Hawkins, Republican 2.29 percent
Peter Pavone, Republican 1.66 percent
Mack Miller, Republican 3.96 percent
Dan Schwartz, Republican 12.67 percent

Lieutenant Governor Democratic Race

Lisa Cano Burkhead, Democrat 55.66 percent
Debra March, Democrat 25.04 percent
None of these candidates 6.97 percent
Kimi Cole, Democrat 7.64 percent
Eva Chase, Democrat 4.68 percent

Bill Hoge, Independent American Party
John Trey Delap, Non Partisan
Javi Tachinquin, Libertarian

  • Senate Races

Senate District 16

Don Tatro, Republican 28.68 percent
Monica Jaye Stabbert, Republican 28.86 percent
Lisa Krasner, Republican 31.15 percent
Timothy Duvall, Republican 17.31 percent

Senate District 17

Robin Titus, Republican 52.85 percent
Jim Wheeler, Republican 47.15 percent

  • Secretary of State

Secretary of State Republican Race

Jim Marchant, Republican 37.97 percent
Jesse Haw, Republican 20.09 percent
Richard Scotti, Republican 16.00
Kristopher Dahir, Republican 6.43
Socorro Kennan, Republican 1.85
Gerard Ramalho, Republican 4.40
John Cardiff Gerhardt, Republican 5.04 percent

  • State Controller

State Controller Democratic Race
Ellen Spiegel, Democrat 64.81 percent
Alex Costa, Democrat 26.23

  • Nevada State Treasurer

Treasurer Republican Race

Michele Fiore, Republican 61.58 percent
Manny Kess, Republican 29.44 percent
None of these candidates 8.97 percent

  • Nevada Supreme Court

Nevada Supreme Court

Clark County Chief District Judge Linda Bell, Seat A
Chief Justice Ron Parraguirre, Seat E

  • U.S. Senate Races

U.S. Senate Republican Race

Adam Laxalt, Republican 56.08 percent
Sam Brown, Republican 40.3334.09es 3.29 percent
Sharelle Mendenhall, Republican 3.21 percent
William “Bryon” Conrad, Republican 1.53 percent
Bill Hockstedler, Republican 1.21 percent

<1 percent:
Carlo Poliak, Republican
Paul Rodriguez, Republican
Tyler Perkins, Republican

U.S. Senate Democratic Race

Catherine Cortez Masto, Democrat 90.31 percent
None of these candidates 2.61 percent
Allen Rheinhart, Democrat 2.06 percent
Corey Reid, Democrat 2.94 percent
Stephanie Kasheta, Democrat 2.09 percent

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Muscle Powered

Join Muscle Powered for an evening hike of Kings Canyon Waterfall Trail in Carson City at 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 19.

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Attention film lovers and sci-fi film enthusiasts: Prepare to blast off into a world of imagination and creativity with Silver State Storyteller's Moon Rocks Sci-Fi Short Film Competition happening today at the Brewery Arts Center in Carson City.

Carson City eateries will take to the streets at the center of the capital city today, Saturday, June 15 for the 30th Taste of Downtown, a long tradition to benefit the city's shelter for domestic violence victims.

The annual Stewart Father's Day Powwow at the former Stewart Indian Boarding School Campus in Carson City is underway, continuing through Sunday.

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After several years of set backs due to the economy, the Sierra Flats Affordable Housing project is finally opening with a ribbon cutting July 9, providing 80 new rent controlled units to the capital city.

There are two portions of the project, a building for seniors and a building for family and workforce housing, each containing 40 units.

UNR Extension Master Gardener Community Garden Talks

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The Carson City School District reminds the community that all school offices within the district, with the exception of Carson High School, will be closed from June 17 to August 5. The Carson High School office will be open to help you from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

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The votes will not be finalized until all mail ballots have been counted. So far, the majority of ballots (5,720) were cast by mail, followed up by early voting (2,171) with the least amount of votes (1,842) cast on Election Day.

We will continue to update results as they come in.

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