<span style="line-height: 1.5em;">By Sarah Mansheim</span> The West Virginia Secretary of State’s office has released unofficial results for Tuesday’s primary election. Below are election results for both Greenbrier County and the state as a whole. Winners are in bold. Official results will be available after an election canvass on Monday, May 16. The general election will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 8. President Bernie Sanders (D) 2,864 votes, 52.93 percent, state total 61,691 Hillary Clinton (D) 1,894 votes, 35 percent, state total 42,226 Former Texas penitentiary inmate Keith Judd received 63 votes in Greenbrier County with a state total of 2,516. In 2012, Judd took 41 percent of the West Virginia vote in the primary while he was in prison, and West Virginia Democrats chose him over Barack Obama. Donald Trump (R) 3,005 votes, 76.25 percent, state total 67,002 Ted Cruz (R) 371 votes, 9.41 percent, state total 7,100 • • • U.S. House of Representatives District 3 Matt Detch (D) 4,012 votes, 100 percent, 35,219 state total Evan Jenkins (R) 2,551 votes, 100 percent, state total 23,309 • • • Governor Jim Justice (D) 3,148 votes, 53.43 percent, state total 69,997 Booth Goodwin (D) 1,794 votes, 30.45 percent, state total 36,767 Jeff Kessler (D) 950 votes, 16.12 percent, state total 25,149 Bill Cole (R) 3,135 votes, 100 percent, state total 65,812 • • • Secretary of State Natalie Tennant (D) 4,524 votes, 82.83 percent, state total 99,525 Patsy Trecost (D) 938 votes, 17.17 percent, state total 26,086 Mac Warner (R) 1,787 votes, 59.65 percent, state total 38,129 Barry Holstein (R) 1,209 votes, 40.35 percent, state total 30,187 • • • Auditor Mary Ann Claytor (D) 2,460 votes, 53.19 percent, state total 53,392 Jason Pizatella (D) 1,226 votes, 26.51 percent, state total 36,174 Robin Righter (D) 939 votes, 20.30 percent, state total 17,312 John “JB” McCuskey (R) 2,771 votes, 100 percent, state total 60,265 • • • State Treasurer John D. Perdue (D) 4,603 votes, 100 percent, state total 103,623 Ann Urling (R) 1,627 votes, 54.67 percent, state total 40,247 Larry W. Faircloth (R) 1,349 votes, 45.33 percent, state total 25,048 • • • Commissioner of Agriculture Walt Helmick (D) 4,692 votes, 100 percent, state total 108,573 Kent Leonhardt (R) 2,719 votes, 100 percent, state total 73,583 • • • Attorney General Doug Reynolds (D) 3,958 votes, 100 percent, state total 104,368 Patrick Morrissey (R) 3,029 votes, 100 percent, state total 79,325 • • • Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals William Wooton won in Greenbrier County, but statewide, Beth Walker won in this non-partisan election. Walker will replace incumbent Brent Benjamin. William R. “Bill” Wooton, 3,553 votes, 40.68 percent, state total 49,679 Beth Walker, 2,472 votes, 28.30 percent, state total 83,114 Darrell V. McGraw Jr., 1,704 votes, 19.51 percent, state total 54,936 Brent Benjamin, 722 votes, 8.27 percent, state total 29,242 Wayne King, 283 votes, 3.24 percent, state total 9,578 • • • State Senate District 10 Greenbrier County chose Kenny W. Mann as its Republican nominee, but overall, Tom Ewing won the Republican nomination. One candidate will be elected in November. Dave Perry (D) 4,113 votes, 100 percent, state total 11,236 Kenny W. Mann (R) 1,733 votes, 52.88 percent, state total 2,621 Tom Ewing (R) 1,141 votes, 34.82 percent, state total 3,278 Dan Hill (R) 403 votes, 12.30 percent, state total 1,387 • • • House of Delegates District 42 All three candidates were winners in this election. Voters will choose two delegates in the November general election. Stephen Baldwin Jr. (D) 4,781 votes, 100 percent, state total 4,889 Ray Canterbury (R) 2,818 votes, 55.37 percent, state total 2,859 George “Boogie” Ambler (R) 2,271 votes, 44.63 percent, state total 2,319 Circuit Judge Greenbrier County has elected its first woman circuit judge. Jennifer Dent won the seat in Division Two; she will replace retiring Judge James J. Rowe. Division One’s Robert Richardson retained his seat on the bench; he was appointed judge when former Judge Joe Pomponio retired in 2013. Division One Robert E. Richardson, 4,883 votes, 52.95 percent, state total 6,215 Steve Hunter, 2,687 votes, 29.14 percent, state total 3,456 Britt Ludwig, 1,652 votes, 17.91 percent, state total 2,035 Division Two Jennifer P. Dent, 4,895 votes, 51.76 percent, state total 6,063 Jeffrey S. Rodgers, 2,456 votes, 25.97 percent, state total 2,837 Fred John Giggenbach, 2,107 votes, 22,28 percent, state total 3,056 • • • Family Court Judge District 15 With Monroe County not posting votes on the Secretary of State’s website until late Thursday morning, it appeared that Fleshman had overtaken Sanders by 23 votes. However, as of press time, Sanders appears to be the victor. David M. Sanders, 4,402 votes, 49.87 percent, state total 6,085 Martha J. Fleshman, 4,425 votes, 50.13 percent, state total 6,035 • • • County Clerk Robin Yates Loudermilk (D) 4,861 votes, 100 percent, state total 4,861 • • • County Commission Brad Tuckwiller (D) 3,271 votes, 60.82 percent, state total 3,271 Steve Malcomb (D) 2,107 votes, 39.18 percent, state total 2,107 Michael F. McClung (R) 3,022 votes, 100 percent, state total 3,022 • • • Prosecuting Attorney Patrick I. Via (R) 3,113 votes, 100 percent, state total 3,113 • • • Sheriff Jan L. Cahill (D) 5,182 votes, 100 percent • • • Assessor Joe Darnell (D) 3,475 votes, 64.86 percent Michael Burke (D) 1,883 votes, 35.14 percent • • • Magistrate Division 1 Charles “Doug” Beard, 7,633 votes Division Two Kimberley L. “Kim” Johnson, 5,169 votes James W. “Jim” Childers 4,263 votes Division Three Brenda J. Smith, 7,569 votes • • • Circuit Clerk Louvonne Legg Arbuckle (D) 4,472 votes • • • Board of Education Two seats were up for grabs this election, so Mary Humphreys will join long-time board member Bob Toothman to represent Greenbrier County Schools on the board of education. Robert “Bob” Toothman, 5,147 votes, 39.77 percent Mary C. Humphreys, 4,024 votes, 31.09 percent Katie C. Ickes 3,771 votes, 29.14 percent • • • Conservation District Supervisor Gary W. 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