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March 13, 2024
Trump overwhelms in GOP preferential election
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR,

Biden leads Democrats

Former President Donald J. Trump sailed to an easy victory in the March 5 preferential election, when political parties chose the person they wanted to represent them in the November presidential election.

In McIntosh County, Trump received 1,550 Republican votes, or 90.38 percent. Statewide, he received 254,373 votes, 81.83 percent.

President Joseph R. Biden Jr. received 409 Democratic votes in the county, or 51 percent. Statewide, he received 66,824, or 72.98 percent.

The unofficial numbers posted by the Oklahoma Election Board were: County Proposition: No: 1,399, 54.08 per Yes: 1,188, 45.92 percent

County Republican votes for president: – Donald J. Trump:

1,550, 90.38 percent – Nikki Haley: 142,

8.28 percent – Asa Hutchinson: 1,

.06 percent – Vivek Ramaswamy,

3, .17 percent – Ron DeSantis: 12, .7 percent – Ryan L. Binkley, 1,

.06 percent – David Stuckenberg,

3, .17 percent – Chris Christie: 3, .17 percent Statewide Republican votes for president: – Donald J. Trump:

254,373, 81.83 percent – Nikki Haley: 49,373,

15.86 percent – Asa Hutchinson:

431, .14 percent – Vivek Ramaswamy,

1,020, .33 percent – Ron DeSantis: 3,942,

1.27 percent – Ryan L. Binkley,

303, .1 percent – David Stuckenberg,

397, .13 percent – Chris Christie:

1,090, .35 percent County Democratic votes for president: – Joseph R. Biden Jr.:

409, 51 percent – Dean Phillips: 153,

19.08 percent – Marianne Williamson: 109, 13.59 percent – Cenk Uygur: 23,

2.87 percent – Stephen Lyons: 78,

9.73 percent – Armando Mando Perez-Serrato: 30, 3.74 percent Statewide Democratic votes for president:

– Joseph R. Biden Jr.:

66,824, 72.98 percent – Marianne Williamson: 8,349, 9.12 percent – Cenk Uygur: 1,971,

2.15 percent – Stephen Lyons:

4,435, 4.84 percent – Armando Mando Perez-Serrato: 1,805,

1.97 percent – Dean Phillips: 8,177,

8.93 percent County Libertarian votes for president: – Chase Oliver, 1 – Jacob Hornberger, 0

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