Old Louisville
General Election Results, 2006
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For precinct or other information, see below
These results display voting patterns of the Old Louisville National Historic District
The General Election was held on November 7, 2006

Jefferson County Voter Connection Website

Precinct map is at the bottom of this page

= incumbent seat    = final winner of election

National Offices

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
U. S. Representative 3rd Dist.
Anne M. NORTHUP (Republican)	84	48	133	92	56	68	24	505	19.3
compare 2004 totals	218	121	340	221	173	261	69	1403	33.8
John YARMUTH (Democrat)	364	262	468	334	166	337	111	2042	78.1
Donna Walker MANCINI (Libertarian)	4	4	4	9	3	5	0	29	0.01
W Ed Parker (Constitution)	1	1	1	2	0	2	0	7	0.002
TOTAL	453	315	606	437	255	412	135	2613
compare 2004 totals	720	426	927	627	465	756	227	4148
John Yarmuth won the election for Kentucky's 3rd District, which is basically all of Metro Louisville/Jefferson County, KY, 122,427 to 116,537, or 51% to 48%.  It's interesting to note that the entire turnout in Old Louisville was only 63% of the 2004 turnout, and it seems that most of the people who stayed home were the Republican voters.
This is a 2 year term.

State Offices

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
KY Supreme Court Justice, 4th
William E. McANULTY	175	137	242	160	84	144	52	994	48.5
Ann O'Malley SHAKE	189	118	235	194	89	164	65	1054	51.5
TOTAL	364	255	477	354	173	308	117	2048
William McAnulty won the seat in the whole district 104,354 to 97,154, or with 52% of the total vote, becoming the first elected African American justice of the Kentucky Supreme Court.  Though the race was technically non-partisan, what likely hurt him in Old Louisville was the fact that he currently held the seat as an interim appointment of Republican Governor Ernie Fletcher.  Ms. Shake, if elected, would have been only the third female justice of the court.
This is an 8 year term

 

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
State Representative
Reginald K. MEEKS 42nd Dist.	379	287	491	349	-	-	-	1506	100
Dennis HORLANDER 40th Dist.	-	-	-	-	178	343	-	521	100
Tom RINER 41st Dist.	-	-	-	-	-	-	107	107	80
Corley EVERETT 41st Dist.							26	26	20
Meeks and Horlander were unopposed, Democrat Riner won the whole election with 7223 votes to Everett's 2065, or 78% to 22%
These are 2 year terms

Metro Louisville Government Offices

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
Mayor of Louisville
Jerry E. ABRAMSON (D)	383	274	484	349	180	324	107	2101	81.7
P. Kelly DOWNARD (R)	53	36	110	73	39	61	18	390	15.2
Ed SPRINGSTON (I)	8	5	25	13	5	17	8	81	3.1
Total Votes:	444	315	619	435	224	402	133	2572
In Louisville, Jerry Abramson has been dubbed "Mayor for Life."  This will be his 5th term since he was first elected in 1985.
City wide totals were Abramson 164,414 (67%), Downard  76,423 (31%), and Springston 3,508 (1%)
This is a 4 year term.

 

 

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
Jefferson County Judge Executive
Ken HERNDON (D)	360	270	492	341	160	320	114	2057	84
Mark ABRAMS (R)	57	32	96	77	50	58	20	390	16
Total Votes:	417	302	588	435	210	378	134	2447
Ken Herndon won the election county wide with 127,126 votes (57%) to Abrams' 95,936 (43%).
Ken Herndon is a resident of Old Louisville
This is a 4 year term.

 

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
Jefferson County Clerk
Barbara (Bobbie) HOLSCLAW (R)	143	67	218	159	81	120	41	829	33.1
Paul SHAUGHNESSY (D)	287	241	381	270	134	269	93	1675	66.9
Total Votes:	430	308	599	429	215	389	134	2504
Despite Bobbie Holsclaw's superior performance as County Clerk (which earned her the election county wide) being a Republican in Old Louisville isn't an easy thing to be.  Still, she did above average for a typical Republican running in Old Louisville in 2006.
City wide totals were Holsclaw 139, 240 (58%), Shaughnessy 100,849 (42%),
This is a 4 year term.

 

 

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
Circuit Court Clerk (open seat)
David L. NICHOLSON (D)	333	261	464	334	155	317	111	1975	76
Shelly KNOPF (R)	86	41	123	88	59	70	23	490	24
Total Votes:	419	302	587	422	214	387	134	2599
City wide totals were Nicholson 128,170 (55%), Knopf  103,054 (45%)
This is a 6 year term. to fill seat to be vacated by Tony Miller

 

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
Property Valuation Administrator
Tony LINDAUER (D)	337	257	455	318	144	303	107	1921	80
John MAY (R)	79	42	133	101	61	73	23	481	20
Total Votes:	416	299	588	419	205	376	130	2402
ILindauer won the county-wide vote against incumbent May by 127,144 (55%) to 103,108 (45%).
Besides being an appointee of the unpopular Republican scandal-ridden governor Ernie Fletcher, many Old Louisville homeowners were unhappy with May's recent draconian property assessment increases (which translate to tax increases as much as 300%.)
This is a 4 year term.

 

	Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
	Coroner
	Ronald M. HOLMES (D)	357	260	478	335	167	329	116	2042	83.7
	Danny R. CHAPMAN (R)	59	38	102	85	48	50	17	399	13.2
	Total Votes:	416	298	580	420	215	379	133	2441
Holmes won the race county wide 136,809 (61%) to Chapman's 88,865 (39%)
This is a 4 year term

 

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
Justice of the Peace (3rd) (open seat)
Samuel L. WHITLOW JR (D)	348	260	465	336	155	317	109	1990	83.8
Don BASHAM (R)	53	33	99	74	49	55	21	384	16.2
Total Votes:	401	293	564	420	204	372	130	2374
Whitlow won the election with 37,329 (69%) votes to Basham's 16,893 (31%)
This is a 4 year term

 

Precinct	M120	M121	M123	M124	K104	K105	L143	Total	%
Unopposed Candidates
Dave STENGEL (D) Commonwealth Atty.	365	272	478	342	175	339	118	2089	100
Irv MAZE (D) County Atty.	375	283	491	340	182	334	121	2126	100
David WHITLOCK (D) Constable 3rd	357	271	467	327	176	325	115	2038	100
Richard S. MATHENY (D) County Surveyor	361	275	472	337	174	330	119	2068	100
John E. AUBREY (D) Sheriff	369	279	486	343	180	336	117	2110	100
Out of approximate total ballots cast:	453	315	619	437	255	412	135	2613
These are 4 year terms

 

 

 

More results to come! (most are non-partisan judicial races)
  This was the largest ballot in our history, so bear with us while we compile the results!

 

Old Louisville Precincts

Please keep in mind that precinct boundaries are irregular, and the information below is a rough description.  For precise precinct information by your address, go to the Jefferson County Clerk's website at http://www.countyclerk.jefferson.ky.us/ (under Voter Information) or the City of Louisville Metro Address Profiler at http://loukymetro.org/map.asp .  Note, that as with all government websites, whether just to confuse you or because of misunderstanding of Internet stability, links and pages will often disappear without notice.  In that case, first try the primary URL and then try to navigate to the new section that will deliver the information you want.

Precinct borders usually go down the middle of a street.  When a precinct line goes down a street, one side of the street will be in one precinct, the other side of the street will be in another.
 

M120 - Roughly from north to south between Kentucky and Oak Streets, east to west between Brook and 7th  Street, but as far south as Park on the far west side
Vote at Walnut Street Baptist, Pettigrew Building, 1101 S. Third St. (was St. Louis Bertrand Church, 1126 S. Sixth St. until 2010)

M121 - South of M120, from Kentucky (N) to 2nd (E) to 7th (W) to Park or Magnolia (S).  This precinct zigzags a lot.
Vote at Puritan Apartments, 1244 S. Fourth St.

M123 - As far north as Oak Street, and as far south as Gaulbert, as far east as Brook and as far west as St. James Court.
Vote at Hillebrand House, 1235 S. Third St, rear entrance by parking lot.

M124 - Oak on the North, Hill on the south, Brook on the east and Preston on the West.
Vote at Engine Co. #15, 1328 S Preston St.

K104 - About half in Old Louisville. W. St. James Court, W Belgravia, 6th South of Magnolia, and west and south into the "Cabbage Patch".
Vote at Engine Co. #16, 1500 S Sixth St.

K105 - This one zigzags a lot. As far north as Magnolia, East side of 3rd, to include the University of Louisville on the south.  As far west as 6th St, and as far east as small portions of Preston.
Vote at Noe Middle School, 121 W. Lee Street.

L143 -  Very small precinct. mostly in Old Louisville, west of M120. Between Kentucky and Oak, Brook and Interstate-65.
Vote at Engine Co. #15, 1328 S Preston St.

Voting in Jefferson County, Kentucky is primarily done with  Diebold ACCU-VOTE ES Optical Scan Tabulation.  Missing vote rates on these Diebold machines is estimated at 3.64% based on 2004 Florida Primary results. (link).  Diebold is one of the companies now getting a lot of heat for its voting machines and security flaws in the 2004 elections. (link) (link) (Diebold site)

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