Election results 2008 (Nov. 7, 2008)
Kennebunkelection results
Numberof voters:7,065 voted (9,766 registered)
Percentageof registered voters:72 percent
National:
President
JohnMcCain (Republican)2,685
BarackObama (Democrat)4,237
RalphNader (Independent)80
CynthiaMcKinney (Green Independent) 17
UnitedStates Senator:
SusanCollins (Republican)4,217
TomAllen (Democrat)2,659
UnitedStates Congress
ChelliePingree (Democrat)3,600
CharlieSummers (Republican)3,257
State:
MaineState Question 1:Do you want to reject the parts of a new law that change the method of FundingMaine’s Dirigo Health Program through charging health insurance companies afixed fee on paid claims and adding taxes to malt liquor, wine and soft drinks?
Yes 3,918
No 2,663
MaineState Question 2:Do you want to allow a certain Maine company to have the only casino in Maine,to be located in Oxford County, if part of the revenue is used to fund specificstate programs?
Yes 2,619
No 4,054
MaineState Question 3:Do you favor $3,400,000 bond issue to support drinking water programs, tosupport the construction of wastewater treatment facilities and to leverage$17,000,000 in other funds?
Yes 3,423
No3,008
County:
YorkCounty Register of Probate:
CarolLovejoy (R-incumbent)4,307
BobbyMills (D)2,157
YorkCounty Judge of Probate:
DonnaBailey (uncontested)5,114
YorkCounty Treasurer;
AlanBrown2,557
FrankWood3,163
StateSenate District 4:
(Kennebunkport,Kennebunk and Arundel)
NancySullivan (D-incumbent)3,540
KristiBryant (R)3,101
LegislatureRepresentative District 140:
(Kennebunkand Arundel)
GaryConnor (D-incumbent)732
WayneParry (R)360
LegislatureRepresentative District 141:
(Kennebunk)
EdLegg (D-unopposed)4,391
Local:
SchoolConsolidation – RSU 57:
Yes: 4,393
No: 2,293
Questionone: KennebunkLight and Power
Yes: 5,901
No: 862
Questiontwo: $25,000for heating fuel assistance program
Yes: 5,918
No: 793
Questionthree: annualbudget by referendum vote
Yes: 4,924
No:1,515
Questionfour:all votes to adopt or amend land use ordinance by referendum vote
Yes: 4,673
No: 1,721
Questionfive:shift all of the town’s legislative authority from town meeting to theselectmen
Yes: 3,021
No: 3,450
Questionsix:increase number of selectmen to seven
Yes: 3,758
No: 2,613
Questionseven:establish term limit for selectmen
Yes: 4,278
No:2,073
Questioneight:approve the remaining charger changes
Yes: 4,580
No: 1,450
Kennebunknon-binding referendum questions:
Questionone:
Veryimportant: 3,808
Somewhatimportant: 2,096
Somewhatunimportant: 463
Veryunimportant: 430
Questiontwo:
Stronglysupport: 2,641
Somewhatsupport: 2,525
Somewhatoppose: 765
Stronglyoppose: 876
Questionthree:
Howmuch should the town spend in addition to non-property tax funds on therevitalization effort?
$4.5million: 746
$3.5million: 910
$2.5million: 1,358
$1.5million: 1,731
Thetown should spend nothing: 1,795
Questionfour:
Veryimportant: 3,458
Somewhatimportant: 1,936
Somewhatunimportant: 701
Veryunimportant: 528
Questionfive:
Stronglysupport: 2,297
Somewhatsupport: 2,664
Somewhatoppose: 798
Stronglyoppose: 808
Questionsix:
Howmuch should the town spend each year on purchasing parks, recreation orconservation land?
$200,000per year: 1,057
$150,000per year: 912
$100,000per year: 1,301
$50,000per year: 1,333
Thetown should spend nothing: 1,695
Questionseven:
Stronglysupport: 1,641
Somewhatsupport: 2,522
Somewhatoppose: 954
Stronglyoppose: 1,344
Arundel
President
John McCain (Republican): 873
Barack Obama (Democrat): 1,316
Ralph Nader (Independent): 35
Cynthia McKinney (G.I.): 9
United States Senator:
Susan Collins (Republican): 1,367
Tom Allen (Democrat): 845
United States Congress
Chellie Pingree (Democrat): 1,135
Charlie Summers (Republican): 1,052
Maine Question 1: Do you want to reject the parts of a new law ... charging health insurance companies a fixed fee on paid claims and adding taxes to malt liquor, wine and soft drinks?
Yes: 1512
No: 687
Maine Question 2: Do you want to allow a certain Maine company to have the only casino in Maine, to be located in Oxford County...?
Yes: 1189
No: 1017
Maine Question 3: Do you favor $3,400,000 bond issue to support drinking water programs, to support the construction of wastewater treatment facilities...?
Yes 927
No 1207
York County Register of Probate:
Carol Lovejoy (R-incumbent): 1247
Bobby Mills (D): 837
York County Judge of Probate:
Donna Bailey (uncontested): 1765
York County Treasurer:
Alan Brown (G.I.) 896
Frank Wood (D) 1025
State Senate District 4:
Kennebunkport, Kennebunk and Arundel
Nancy Sullivan (D-incumbent): 1269
Kristi Bryant (R) 843
State Representative District 140:
Kennebunk and Arundel
Gary Connor (D-incumbent): 939
Wayne Parry (R): 1216
School Consolidation – RSU 57:
Yes: 1456
No: 747
Kennebunkport
Number of voters: 2,851
Percentage of registered voters: 90%
President
John McCain (Republican): 1,024
Barack Obama (Democrat): 1,479
Ralph Nader (Independent): 23
Cynthia McKinney (G.I.): 5
United States Senator:
Susan Collins (Republican): 1,548
Tom Allen (Democrat): 917
United States Congress
Chellie Pingree (Democrat): 1,257
Charlie Summers (Republican): 1,220
Maine Question 1: Do you want to reject the parts of a new law...charging health insurance companies a fixed fee on paid claims and adding taxes to malt liquor, wine and soft drinks?
Yes: 1,425
No: 986
Maine Question 2: Do you want to allow a certain Maine company to have the only casino in Maine, to be located in Oxford County, if part of the revenue is used to fund specific state programs?
Yes: 836
No: 1,621
Maine Question 3: Do you favor $3,400,000 bond issue to support drinking water programs, to support the construction of wastewater treatment facilities...?
Yes: 1,395
No: 974
York County Register of Probate:
Carol Lovejoy (R-incumbent): 1,550
Bobby Mills (D): 771
York County Judge of Probate:
Bailey (uncontested): 1,823
York County Treasurer:
Alan Brown (G.I.): 1,001
Frank Wood (D): 1,029
State Senate District 4:
Kennebunkport, Kennebunk and Arundel
Nancy Sullivan (D-incumbent): 1,480
Kristi Bryant (R): 956
State Representative District 137:
Biddeford and Kennebunkport
Alan Casavant (D-unopposed): 1,836
School Consolidation – RSU 57:
Yes: 1,714
No: 733
Question one: amendment to the land use ordinance concerning shoreland zoning
Yes: 1,831
No: 567
Question two: amendment to the land use ordinance concerning contract zoning
Yes: 2,013
No: 338
Question three: amendment to the comprehensive plan
Yes: 1,744
No: 573
Question four: amendment to the administrative code concerning the increasing number of members to the lighting committee and the conservation commission
Yes: 1,643
No: 723
Question five: property tax assistance ordinance
Yes: 1,960
No: 468



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