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8 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, SEPTEMBER 10, <strong>1968</strong> NATIONAL AND STATE ·CANDIDATES NOMINATED WITHOUT OPPOSITION Congressman : 2nd District ................................... ............................ ROB'ER!T 0. TIE'RNAN Governor: ...................................................................... ............................................. FRANK LICHT Lieutenant-Governor: ............................................................................ J, JOSEPH GARRAHY Secretary of State: ............................................................................ AUGUST P. LA FRANCE Attorney-General: ................................................................................ ANTHONY J, 'BIROS CO General Treasurer: .................................................................... RAYMOND H. HAWKSLEY CONGR'ESSMAN - FIRST CONGRESSIONAL .DISTRICT St. Germain ,BARRINGTON.......................... ......................................................................... 192 BRISTOL.............................................................................. .............. ................ 806 CENTRAL FALLS ........................................................................................... 1,695 'CUMBERLAND ................................................................................................... l,l96 EAST PROVIDENCE ....................................................................................... 1,980 JAMESTOWN...................................................................................................... 53 LINCOLN............................................................................................................... 547 LITTLE COMPTON......................................................................................... 21 MIDDLETOWN.................................................................................................. 108 NEWPORT............................................................................................................ 648 PA WTU0KET ................................................................................................... 4,739 PORTSMOUTH ......................................................................... ..... ................. 213 PROVIDENCE ................................................................................................. 2,965 TIVERTON .......................................................................................................... 366 WARREN ............................................................................................................. 258 WOONSOCKET ................................................................................................. 4,745 TOTAL ................................................................................................... 20,532 St. Germain plurality, 13,215 Jacques 89 342 729 419 787 8 149 3 38 149 2,779 32 1,276 54 96 367 7,317
Senatorial Dist. 9 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, SEPTEMBER 10, <strong>1968</strong> SENATORS 1 Thomas N. Goodwin. Nominated without opposition. 2 Harold C. Arcaro, Jr. Nominated without opposition. 3 Julius C. .Michaelson. Nominated without opposition. 4 Edmund R. Berardinelli, 1,492; Joseph A. Matteo, 1,281. Berardinelli plurality, 211. 5 John P. Hawkins. Nominated without opposition. 6 /William D'Abate. Nominated without opposition. 7 John Tantimonaco, 1,446; John F. Cicilline, 845; Joseph P. Hopkins, 941. T'antimonaco plurality, 505. 8 !Vincent ]. 1Baccari. N aminated without opposition. 9- /Matthew F. Callaghan, Jr., 707; Irving ]. Bilgor, 511. Callaghan plurality, 196. 10 Joseph F. Rodgers, Jr. Nominated without opposition. 11 Henry E. Laliberte. Nominated without opposition. 12 Pat Nero. Nominated without opposition. 13 Michael M. McAteer, Nominated without opposition. 14 !Antonio Picano. Nominated without opposition, 15 Leo Attilli. Nominated without opposition. 16 William J, Toohey. Nominated without opposition. 17 Eugene J, 'McCaffrey, Jr. Nominated without opposition. 18 Thomas N. Wilson. Nominated without opposition. 19 Robert C. Hogan. Nominated without opposition. 20 Francis J, LaChapelle. Nominated without opposition. 21 William C. Fecteau, Jr., 924; Francis H. 'Sherman, 699. Fecteau, Jr., plurality, 225. 22 No Candidate. 23 No Candidate. 24 !Robert W. Fraser. Nominated without opposition. 25 Rob Roy Rawlings, Nominated without opposition. 26 John J, Gentile, 600; Frank L. Pucci, 83. Gentile plurality, 517. 27 James C. Maher. Nominated without opposition. 28 Albert A. Cappelli, 1,991. Frederick R. DeCesaris, 1,718. Cappelli plurality, 273. 29 Frederick W. Clark. Nominated without opposition. 30 Howard J, Luckina. Nominated without opposition. 31 !Francis P. Smith. Nominated without opposition. 32 Paul A. Fontaine. Nominated without opposition. 33 George F. Hanaway. Nominated without opposition. 34 James Costello. N aminated without opposition. 35 Joseph L. Varley, Nominated without opposition. 36 Frank Sgambato. Nominated without opposition. 37 Michael F. Horan, 962; Louis F. St. Germain, 908. Horan plurality, 54. 38 John F. McBurney, Jr., 1,517; David R. Carlin, Jr., 1,0ll. McBurney, Jr. plurality, 506. 39 Ambrose L. Campbell, 857; John A. Mutter, 501. Campbell plurality, 356. 40 Andrew ]. Loiselle. Nominated without opposition. 41 Joseph S. Gendron. Nominated without opposition. 42 William A. Castro, 1,340; Gilbert T. Rocha, 1,230. Castro plurality, llO. 43 Stephen F. Mullen. Nominated without opposition. 44 Edmund J, Carberry, Jr. Nominated without opposition. 45 Joseph F. Bruno. Nominated without opposition. 46 Thomas H. Levesque. Nominated without opposition. 47 Jeremiah R. Leary. Nominated without opposition. 48 Joseph ]. Chaves. N aminated without opposition. 49 'Erich A. O'D. Taylor. Nominated without opposition. $0 Patrick O'N. Hayes. Nominated without opposition,
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66 Representative District 83 BALLO
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68 Governor: Licht, D .............
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70 Presidential Electors for: H ump
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74 BALLOTS CAST NOVEMBER 5, 1968 To
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82 Lieutenant-Governor: Garrahy, D
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88 Attorney-General: Brosco, D ....
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90 Presidential Electors for: Humph
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92 NARRAGANSETT Representative Dist
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98 BALLOTS CAST NOVEMBER 5, 1968 NE
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108 BALLOTS! CAST NOVEMBER 5, 1968
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110 BALLOTS CAST NOVEMBER 5, 1968 D
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112 Dist. 1 2 3 4 5 Total 1 2 Attor
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116 Representative District 81 BALL
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122 Presidential Electors for: Hump
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BALLOTS CAST NOVEMBER 5, 1968 Repre
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BALLOTS CAST NOVEMBER 5, 1lJ68 153
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158 Lieutenant-Governor: Garrahy, D
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160 WARV/ICK City Totals BALLOTS CA
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BALLOTS CAST NOVEMBER 5, 1968 Gener
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BALLOTS CAST NOVEMBER 5, 1968 Presi
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172 Representative District 40 Vote
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178 Representative District 40 BALL
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182 BALLOTS CAST NOVEMBER 5, 1968 D
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192 Providence - 3rd RepresentaHve
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195 Senatorial District 5 Total Vot
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199 Vote Dist. 3 ..................
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210 Toohey D. Vote Dist. 2 ........
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213 Vote Dist. 6 ..................
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216 Vote Dist. 3 ..................
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219 Vote Dist. 3 ..................
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222 James town- 47th Representative
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228 Vote Dist. 5 ..................
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,23.5 Senatorial District 35 Total
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243 Loiselle D. Vote Dist. 4 ......
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245 Castro D. Vote Dist. 3A .......
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248 Vote Dist. 4 ..................
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253 Tiverton - 95th Representative
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257 Travers, Jr. D. \rate Dist. 2 .
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259 Gladstone D. Vote Dist. 5 .....
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264 Vote Dist. 4 ..................
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266 Representative District 16 Tota
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272 Gaglione D. Vote Dist. 3 ......
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274 Representative District 29 Tota
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276 Walsh Dinsmore D. R. Vote Dist.
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282 'Carley D. Vote Dist. 3 .......
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286 Allen, III D. Webster R. Jamest
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300 Cook Benoit D. R. Vote Dist. 5
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305 Hayden Boisclair D. R. \'ate Di
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317 Total Vote - Riepresentative Di
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325 GRAND SUMMARY, TOTAL VOTE CAST
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