Unofficial results from from Harney County Clerk Dag Robinson for the Nov. 8 election are as follows:

Harney County Commissioner: Mark Owens 3,111 (96 percent); Write-in 112 (3 percent).

Harney County Clerk: Derrin (Dag) Robinson 3,253 (99 percent); Write-in 18.

Harney County Sheriff: Dave Ward 2,315 (58 percent); Alan Johnson 1,628 (41 percent); Write-in 5.

City of Burns Mayor: Jerry Woodfin 876 (90 percent); Write-in 90 (9 percent).

City of Burns Council, Position No. 1: Write-ins — Lynda Fine 78; Katie Batie 55; Tod Gahley 40.

City of Burns Council, Position No. 2: Write-ins — Donna Liz Appelman 90, Forrest Keady 46.

City of Burns Council, Position No. 3: Terri Presley 734 (90 percent); Write-in 74 (9 percent).

City of Hines Mayor: Nikki Morgan 493 (92 percent); Write-in 42 (7 percent).

City of Hines Council, Position No. 1: Write-in — Robert Beers 62.

City of Hines Council, Position No. 2: Ron Williams 510 (96 percent); Write-in 21 (3 percent).

City of Hines Council, Position No. 3: Raymond V. Breshears 450 (95 percent); Write-in 20 (4 percent).

Harney Soil and Water Conservation District Director, Zone 1: Louie Molt 2,232 (93 percent); Write-in 155 (6 percent).

Harney Soil and Water Conservation District Director, Zone 2: Scott Franklin 1,973 (58 percent); Cory Shelman 1,380 (40 percent); Write-in 14.

Harney Soil and Water Conservation District Director, Zone 4: Write-in — Andrew Shields 144; Rod Hoagland 118.

Harney Soil and Water Conservation District Director, Zone 5: Berry Anderson 2,019 (97 percent); Write-in 52 (2 percent).

Harney Soil and Water Conservation District Director, At Large 1: Pat Sharp 1,589 (55 percent); Wayne Smith 1,255 (43 percent); Write-in 18.

Measure 13-13 City of Hines: City tax on recrational marijuana retailer’s sale of marijuna items: Yes 667 (82 percent); No 137 (17 percent).

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County results for 

statewide contests

U.S. President and Vice President: Donald J. Trump / Mike Pence, Republican, 2,904 (73 percent); Hillary Clinton / Tim Kaine, Democrat, 682 (17 percent); Jill Stein / Ajamu Baraka, Pacific Green, 42 (1 percent); Gary Johnson / Bill Weld, Libertarian, 222 (5 percent); Write-in 114 (2 percent).

U.S. Senator: Steven C. Reynolds, Independent, 154 (3 percent); Ron Wyden, Democrat, 1,538 (39 percent); Mark Callahan, Republican, 2,064 (52 percent); Eric Navickas, Pacific Green, 21 (0 percent); Jim Lindsay, Libertarian, 42 (1 percent); Shanti S. Lewallen, Working Families, 85 (2 percent); Write-in 1.

U.S. Representative, District 2: Greg Walden, Republican, 3,172 (82 percent); James (Jim) Crary, Democrat, 666 (17 percent); Write-in 16.

Governor (Two-year term): James Foster, Libertarian, 78 (1 percent); Kate Brown, Democrat, 885 (22 percent); Cliff Thomason, Independent, 134 (3 percent); Aaron Donald Auer, Constitution, 66 (1 percent); Bud Pierce, Republican, 2,763 (70 percent); Write-in 9.

Secretary of State: Sharon L. Durbin, Libertarian, 94 (2 percent); Dennis Richardson, Republican, 2,786 (73 percent); Paul Damian Wells, Independent, 153 (4 percent); Brad Avakian, Democrat, 666 (17 percent); Alan Zundel, Pacific Green, 30 (0 percent); Michael Marsh, Constitution, 74 (1 percent); Write-in 1.

State Treasurer: Chris Henry, Progressive, 111 (2 percent); Tobias Read, Democrat, 752 (20 percent); Jeff Gudman, Republican, 2,477 (66 percent); Chris Telfer, Independent, 375 (10 percent); Write-in 1.

Attorney General: Lars D. H. Hedbor, Libertarian, 121 (3 percent); Ellen Rosenblum, Democrat, 938 (25 percent); Daniel Zene Crowe, Republican, 2,596 (70 percent); Write-in 8.

State Senator, 30th District: Ted Ferrioli, Republican, 2,924 (79 percent); W. Mark Stringer, Democrat, 759 (20 percent); Write-in 9.

State Representative, 60th District: Cliff Bentz, Republican, 3,272 (98 percent); Write-in 62 (1 percent).

Judge of the Supreme Court: Lynn R. Nakamoto, Incumbent, 2,113 (98 percent); Write-in 43 (1 percent).

Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 5: Scott Shorr, Incumbent, 2,054 (98 percent); Write-in 40 (1 percent).

Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 8: Roger J. DeHoog, Incumbent, 2,033 (98 percent); Write-in 38 (1 percent).

Measure 94 — Amends Constitution: Eliminates mandatory retirement age for state judges: Yes 1,100 (28 percent); No 2,706 (71 percent).

Measure 95 — Amends Constitution: Allows investments in equities by public universities to reduce financial risk and increase investments to benefit students: Yes 2,207 (59 percent); No 1,521 (40 percent).

Measure 96 — Amends Constitution: Dedicates 1.5 percent of state lottery net proceeds to funding support services for Oregon veterans: Yes 3,169 (81 percent); No 696 (18 percent).

Measure 97 — Increases corporate minimum tax when sales exceed $25 million; funds education, healthcare, senior services:Yes 827 (20 percent); No 3,136 (79 percent).

Measure 98 — Requires state funding for drop-out prevention, career and college readiness programs in Oregon high schools: Yes 1,905 (49 percent); No 1,918 (50 percent).

Measure 99 — Creates “Outdoor School Education Fund,” continuously funded through lottery, to provide outdoor school programs statewide: Yes 1,875 (49 percent); No 1,941 (50 percent).

Measure 100 — Prohibits purchase or sale of parts or products from certain wildlife species; exceptions; civil penalties: Yes 1,447 (38 percent); No 2,356 (61 percent).

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State voting results

U.S. President and Vice President: Donald J. Trump / Mike Pence, Republican, 751,438 (39 percent); Hillary Clinton / Tim Kaine, Democrat, 949,319 (49 percent); Jill Stein / Ajamu Baraka, Pacific Green, 46,510 (2 percent); Gary Johnson / Bill Weld, Libertarian, 88,145 (4 percent); Write-in 67,291 (3 percent).

U.S. Senator: Steven C. Reynolds, Independent, 55,900 (3 percent); Ron Wyden, Democrat, 1,053,356 (56 percent); Mark Callahan, Republican, 623,873 (33 percent); Eric Navickas, Pacific Green, 45,180 (2 percent); Jim Lindsay, Libertarian, 22,228 (1 percent); Shanti S. Lewallen, Working Families, 57,738 (3 percent); Write-in 1,951.

U.S. Representative, District 2: Greg Walden, Republican, 267,336 (71 percent); James (Jim) Crary, Democrat, 103,432 (27 percent); Write-in 1,108.

Governor (Two-year term): James Foster, Libertarian, 41,888 (2 percent); Kate Brown, Democrat, 937,208 (50 percent); Cliff Thomason, Independent, 44,626 (2 percent); Aaron Donald Auer, Constitution, 18,307 (0 percent); Bud Pierce, Republican, 811,218 (43 percent); Write-in 3,157.

Secretary of State: Sharon L. Durbin, Libertarian, 43,946 (2 percent); Dennis Richardson, Republican, 856,677 (47 percent); Paul Damian Wells, Independent, 61,480 (3 percent); Brad Avakian, Democrat, 774,239 (43 percent); Alan Zundel, Pacific Green, 44,490 (2 percent); Michael Marsh, Constitution, 14,408 (0 percent); Write-in 2,526.

State Treasurer: Chris Henry, Progressive, 84,526 (4 percent); Tobias Read, Democrat, 770,979 (43 percent); Jeff Gudman, Republican, 734,790 (41 percent); Chris Telfer, Independent, 166,120 (9 percent); Write-in 2,558.

Attorney General: Lars D. H. Hedbor, Libertarian, 54,695 (3 percent); Ellen Rosenblum, Democrat, 963,784 (54 percent); Daniel Zene Crowe, Republican, 735,606 (41 percent); Write-in 3,381.

Measure 94 — Amends Constitution: Eliminates mandatory retirement age for state judges: Yes 667,004 (36 percent); No 1,137,141 (63 percent).

Measure 95 — Amends Constitution: Allows investments in equities by public universities to reduce financial risk and increase investments to benefit students: Yes 1,239,237 (70 percent); No 523,939 (29 percent).

Measure 96 — Amends Constitution: Dedicates 1.5 percent of state lottery net proceeds to funding support services for Oregon veterans: Yes 1,535,234 (83 percent); No 299,705 (16 percent).

Measure 97 — Increases corporate minimum tax when sales exceed $25 million; funds education, healthcare, senior services:Yes 767,179 (20 percent); No 1,111,712 (59 percent).

Measure 98 — Requires state funding for drop-out prevention, career and college readiness programs in Oregon high schools: Yes 1,198,760 (65 percent); No 622,834 (34 percent).

Measure 99 — Creates “Outdoor School Education Fund,” continuously funded through lottery, to provide outdoor school programs statewide: Yes 1,221,132 (66 percent); No 607,676 (33 percent).

Measure 100 — Prohibits purchase or sale of parts or products from certain wildlife species; exceptions; civil penalties: Yes 1,244,492 (69 percent); No 549,508 (30 percent).

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Harney County recorded an 85.02 percent turnout for the election which was the highest in the state.

Overall, the state voter turnout was 75.82 percent.