West defeats Deadmond in County Board District 15 primary
O’Fallon and Shiloh Valley Townships voted in favor of Ted Cruz (R) and Bernie Sanders (D) in the March 2016 primary election.
O’FALLON – The majority of primary election voters in O’Fallon and Shiloh Valley Townships are supporting Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz as their candidates for President of the United States.
In the 18 precincts in O’Fallon Township, Sanders defeated his challenger, Hillary Clinton, with 1,510 votes to her 1,498. In the five precincts in Shiloh Valley, Sanders beat Clinton 413 to 362.
Cruz came away with 1,799 votes in O’Fallon Township, beating rivals Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, and John Kasich. Trump received 1,576 votes, Kasich 771, and Rubio 410.
Cruz also won Shiloh Valley Township, receiving 445 votes. Trump scored 410 votes, Kasich 174, and Rubio 88.
Another primary election in O’Fallon Township for St. Clair County Board District 15 fell in favor of the incumbent, John West. West received 1,624 votes against opponent Bobby Deadmond Sr., who received 223. There is no currently Democrat slated to run against West in the November election.
O’Fallon Township saw 7,741 total ballots cast in the Primary Election, giving it a total voter turnout of 43 percent. 3,057 of the ballots cast were in the Democrat primary and 4,684 were in the Republican primary. Percentage wise, 17 percent of Democrat voters in O’Fallon Township cast a ballot last Tuesday, while 26 percent of Republican voters came out to the polls.
In Shiloh Valley Township, 1,922 total ballots were cast in the Primary Election, resulting in a 35 percent voter turnout. Democrat ballots accounted for 784 of the total cast, while 1,138 were cast in the Republican primary. Fourteen percent of Democrat voters came out to vote in the Primary Election, while 21 percent of total GOP voters in Shiloh Valley Township made their choices known.
O’Fallon 001
1,015 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
204 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 109 (54%)
Hillary Clinton – 90 (45%)
178 Republican Ballots Cast
Donald Trump – 83 (47%)
Ted Cruz – 51 (29%)
John Kasich – 27 (15%)
Marco Rubio – 13 (7%)
COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 15
98 Republican Ballots Cast
John West – 70 (84%)
Bobby J. Deadmond Sr. – 13 (16%)
O’Fallon 002
1,039 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
203 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 107 (53%%)
Hillary Clinton – 93 (46%)
157 Republican Ballots Cast
Donald Trump – 66 (42%)
Ted Cruz – 57 (36%)
Marco Rubio – 15 (10%)
John Kasich – 13 (8%)
O’Fallon 003
688 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
135 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 76 (56%%)
Hillary Clinton – 57 (42%)
159 Republican Ballots Cast
Donald Trump – 62 (39%)
Ted Cruz – 58 (37%)
John Kasich – 19 (12%)
Marco Rubio – 16 (10%)
O’Fallon 004
529 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
98 Democrat Ballots Cast
Hillary Clinton – 49 (51%)
Bernie Sanders – 47 (48%%)
125 Republican Ballots Cast
Donald Trump – 51 (41%)
Ted Cruz – 42 (34%)
John Kasich – 20 (16%)
Marco Rubio – 9 (7%)
O’Fallon 005
1,093 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
210 Democrat Ballots Cast
Hillary Clinton – 113 (54%)
Bernie Sanders – 97 (46%%)
240 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 86 (36%)
Donald Trump – 74 (31%)
John Kasich – 52 (22%)
Marco Rubio – 25 (10%)
O’Fallon 006
826 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
140 Democrat Ballots Cast
Hillary Clinton – 72 (52%)
Bernie Sanders – 66 (47%)
189 Republican Ballots Cast
Donald Trump – 64 (34%)
Ted Cruz – 58 (31%)
John Kasich – 46 (24%)
Marco Rubio – 18 (10%)
O’Fallon 007
1,108 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
168 Democrat Ballots Cast
Hillary Clinton – 97 (58%)
Bernie Sanders – 68 (41%)
405 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 176 (43%)
Donald Trump – 115 (28%)
John Kasich – 71 (18%)
Marco Rubio – 35 (9%)
COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 15
395 Republican Ballots Cast
John West – 319 (93%)
Bobby J. Deadmond Sr. – 25 (7%)
O’Fallon 008
1,476 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
229 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 119 (52%)
Hillary Clinton – 108 (47%)
478 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 190 (40%)
Donald Trump – 148 (31%)
John Kasich – 92 (19%)
Marco Rubio – 38 (8%)
COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 15
477 Republican Ballots Cast
John West – 358 (88%)
Bobby J. Deadmond Sr. – 48 (12%)
O’Fallon 009
996 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
136 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 72 (53%)
Hillary Clinton – 63 (46%)
370 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 134 (36%)
Donald Trump – 111 (30%)
John Kasich – 64 (17%)
Marco Rubio – 50 (14%)
COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 15
370 Republican Ballots Cast
John West – 292 (88%)
Bobby J. Deadmond Sr. – 41 (12%)
O’Fallon 010
1,032 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
215 Democrat Ballots Cast
Hillary Clinton – 125 (58%)
Bernie Sanders – 89 (41%)
163 Republican Ballots Cast
Donald Trump – 67 (41%)
Ted Cruz – 65 (40%)
John Kasich – 22 (13%)
Marco Rubio – 4 (2%)
O’Fallon 011
1,011 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
130 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 70 (54%)
Hillary Clinton – 58 (45%)
323 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 137 (43%)
Donald Trump – 121 (38%)
John Kasich – 49 (15%)
Marco Rubio – 12 (4%)
O’Fallon 012
1,230 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
205 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 103 (51%)
Hillary Clinton – 97 (48%)
378 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 164 (44%)
Donald Trump – 97 (26%)
John Kasich – 66 (18%)
Marco Rubio – 42 (11%)
O’Fallon 013
1,158 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
196 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 98 (51%)
Hillary Clinton – 91 (48%)
223 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 91 (41%)
Donald Trump – 76 (34%)
Marco Rubio – 19 (9%)
John Kasich – 21 (9%)
O’Fallon 014
855 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
165 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 95 (58%)
Hillary Clinton – 68 (41%)
196 Republican Ballots Cast
Donald Trump – 73 (37%)
Ted Cruz – 67 (34%)
John Kasich – 32 (16%)
Marco Rubio – 16 (8%)
O’Fallon 015
1,155 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
159 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 80 (51%)
Hillary Clinton – 77 (49%)
368 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 147 (40%)
Donald Trump – 123 (33%)
John Kasich – 53 (14%)
Marco Rubio – 31 (8%)
COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 15
366 Republican Ballots Cast
John West – 282 (88%)
Bobby J. Deadmond Sr. – 37 (12%)
O’Fallon 016
1,095 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
160 Democrat Ballots Cast
Hillary Clinton – 82 (52%)
Bernie Sanders – 76 (48%)
414 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 161 (39%)
Donald Trump – 128 (31%)
John Kasich – 76 (18%)
Marco Rubio – 38 (9%)
COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 15
414 Republican Ballots Cast
John West – 303 (84%)
Bobby J. Deadmond Sr. – 59 (16%)
O’Fallon 017
845 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
180 Democrat Ballots Cast
Hillary Clinton – 92 (52%)
Bernie Sanders – 86 (48%)
187 Republican Ballots Cast
Donald Trump – 75 (40%)
Ted Cruz – 71 (38%)
John Kasich – 25 (13%)
Marco Rubio – 13 (7%)
O’Fallon 018
657 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
124 Democrat Ballots Cast
Hillary Clinton – 66 (55%)
Bernie Sanders – 52 (43%)
131 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 44 (34%)
Donald Trump – 42 (33%)
John Kasich – 23 (18%)
Marco Rubio – 16 (12%)
Shiloh Valley 001
1,527 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
224 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 112 (50%)
Hillary Clinton – 110 (49%)
360 Republican Ballots Cast
Donald Trump – 134 (37%)
Ted Cruz – 126 (35%)
John Kasich – 62 (17%)
Marco Rubio – 33 (9%)
Shiloh Valley 002
1,011 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
100 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 65 (66%)
Hillary Clinton – 34 (34%)
102 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 40 (39%)
Donald Trump – 38 (37%)
John Kasich – 14 (14%)
Marco Rubio – 7 (7%)
Shiloh Valley 003
603 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
76 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 45 (59%)
Hillary Clinton – 31 (41%)
101 Republican Ballots Cast
Donald Trump – 48 (48%)
Ted Cruz – 40 (40%)
Marco Rubio – 6 (6%)
John Kasich – 6 (6%)
Shiloh Valley 004
683 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
98 Democrat Ballots Cast
Bernie Sanders – 55 (57%)
Hillary Clinton – 39 (40%)
173 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 67 (39%)
Donald Trump – 61 (35%)
John Kasich – 27 (16%)
Marco Rubio – 12 (7%)
Shiloh Valley 005
1,663 Total Voters
PRESIDENT
286 Democrat Ballots Cast
Hillary Clinton – 148 (52%)
Bernie Sanders – 136 (48%)
402 Republican Ballots Cast
Ted Cruz – 172 (43%)
Donald Trump – 129 (32%)
John Kasich – 65 (16%)
Marco Rubio – 30 (7%)
These numbers reflect only the active presidential candidates at the time of the 2016 Primary Election. Additionally, these numbers are current as of Sunday, March 20, 2016. Any additional ballots counted or processed since then by the County Clerk’s office are not reflected.