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Lisa Asbury, left, is congratulated by Patricia Munk following the final primary election announcement outside the Howard County courthouse. Asbury won the Democratic Party's nomination for Howard County Public Administrator by a vote of 766 to 228.
 
In convincing fashion, Lisa Asbury defeated Patricia Munk by more than a 3-to-1 margin to win the Democratic Party's nomination for the Howard County Public Administrator in Tuesday's primary election. The announcement was made shortly after 9:30 p.m. outside the Howard County courthouse.

Asbury won the party's nomination by a vote of 766 to 228, earning just over 77 percent of the votes. Following the announcement, Asbury took a moment and spoke to nearly 30 people in attendance on the courthouse lawn, thanking her supporters.

The Howard County "use tax" was decided by a much closer vote. The tax did not pass by a vote of 917 to 894.

Also on the ballot was a city of Glasgow use tax. It also failed by a margin of 104 to 97.

According to the election summary report released by Howard County Clerk Kathyrne Harper, 1,896 ballots were casted in Howard County, with 24.19 percent of registered voters making their way to the polls for the primary election.

Here are the other results tabulated from the contested statewide primary races, first listing the total statewide results and then the results from just Howard County voters. The final vote listed below is for Constitutional Amendment No. 2, which was the only issue to appear on every primary ballot statewide.

Note: All statewide results are courtesy of the Missouri Secretary of State website.

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Governor
Jay Nixon: 269,713 (86.0 percent)
William Campbell: 25,706 (8.2 percent)
Clay Thunderhawk: 18,224 (5.8 percent)

In Howard County
 Jay Nixon: 748 (82.8 percent)
William Campbell: 85 (9.4 percent)
Clay Thunderhawk: 70 (7.8 percent)

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Lieutenant Governor
Susan Montee: 131,116 (44.9 percent)
Judy Baker: 46,168 (15.8 percent)
Bill Haas: 35,005 (12.0 percent)
Sara Lampe: 25,887 (8.9 percent)
Dennis Weisenburger: 16,134 (5.5 percent)
Jackie Townes McGee: 15,462 (5.3 percent)
Becky Lee Plattner: 11,072 (3.8 percent)
Fred Kratky: 10,972 (3.8 percent)

In Howard County
Susan Montee: 385 (44.9 percent)
Judy Baker: 188 (21.9 percent)
Becky Lee Plattner: 105 (12.2 percent)
Bill Haas: 53 (6.2 percent)
Sara Lampe: 46 (5.4 percent)
Dennis Weisenburger: 39 (4.6 percent)
Jackie Townes McGee: 27 (3.2 percent)
Fred Kratky: 15 (1.8 percent)

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Secretary of State
Jason Kander: 247,246 (86.9 percent)
MD Rabbi Alam: 37,316 (13.1 percent)

In Howard County
Jason Kander: 764 (92.7 percent)
MD Rabbi Alam: 60 (7.3 percent)

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State Representative -- 47th District
John Wright: 1,304 (64.1 percent)
Nancy Copenhaver: 731 (35.9 percent)

In Howard County
Nancy Copenhaver: 64 (51.2 percent)
John Wright: 61 (48.8 percent)

REPUBLICAN PARTY

U.S. Senator
Todd Akin: 217,240 (36.0 percent)
John Brunner: 180,678 (30.0 percent)
Sarah Steelman: 176,082 (29.2 percent)
Jerry Beck: 9,798 (1.6 percent)
Hector Maldonado: 7,408 (1.2 percent)
Bob Poole: 6,099 (1.0 percent)
Mark Memoly: 3,205 (0.5 percent)
Mark Lodes: 2,285 (0.4 percent)

In Howard County
 John Brunner: 316 (37.4 percent)
Todd Akin: 277 (32.8 percent)
Sarah Steelman: 219 (25.9 percent)
Hector Maldonado: 15 (1.8 percent)
Bob Poole: 8 (1.0 percent)
Jerry Beck: 6 (0.7 percent)
Mark Memoly: 3 (0.4 percent)
Mark Lodes: 1 (0.1 percent)

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Governor
Dave Spence: 333,389 (59.9 percent)
Bill Randles: 90,617 (16.3 percent)
Fred Sauer: 83,602 (15.0 percent)
John Weiler: 48,991 (8.8 percent)

In Howard County
 Dave Spence: 494 (63.0 percent)
Bill Randles: 177 (22.6 percent)
Fred Sauer: 66 (8.4 percent)
John Weiler: 47 (6.0 percent)

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Lieutenant Governor
Peter Kinder: 254,839 (44.2 percent)
 Brad Lager: 239,580 (41.6 percent)
Mike Carter: 47,208 (8.2 percent)
Charles Kullmann: 34,908 (6.1 percent)

In Howard County
Brad Lager: 378 (46.4 percent)
Peter Kinder: 364 (44.7 percent)
Mike Carter: 41 (5.0 percent)
Charles Kullmann: 31 (3.8 percent)

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Secretary of State
Shane Schoeller: 193,033 (35.3 percent)
Scott Rupp: 188,491 (34.5 percent)
Bill Stouffer: 165,496 (30.3 percent)

In Howard County
 Bill Stouffer: 624 (76.2 percent)
Shane Schoeller: 108 (13.2 percent)
Scott Rupp: 87 (10.6 percent)

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Attorney General
Ed Martin: 373,081 (71.6 percent)
Adam Warren: 148,316 (28.4 percent)

In Howard County
Ed Martin: 497 (69.1 percent)
Adam Warren: 222 (30.9 percent)

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U.S. Representative -- 4th District
Vicky Hartzler: 71,600 (84.0 percent)
Bernie Mowinski: 13,641 (16.0 percent)

In Howard County
Vicky Hartzler: 630 (80.7 percent)
Bernie Mowinski: 151 (19.3 percent)

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State Senator -- 21st District
David Pearce: 12,452 (65.2 percent)
Mike McGhee: 6,653 (34.8 percent)

In Howard County
David Pearce: 439 (55.2 percent)
Mike McGhee: 356 (44.8 percent)

LIBERTARIAN PARTY

U.S. Representative -- 4th District
Thomas Holbrook: 230 (57.8 percent)
Herschel Young: 168 (42.2 percent)

In Howard County
 Thomas Holbrook: 3 (75.0 percent)
Herschel Young: 1 (25.0 percent)

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Constitutional Amendment No. 2
Yes: 779,631 (82.8 percent)
No: 162,405 (17.8 percent)

In Howard County
Yes: 1,506 (82.1 percent)
No: 328 (17.9 percent)

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