49 received Republican ballots; 264 received Democratic ballots; 3 received Libertarian ballots; and 7 voters elected to receive only the non-partisan part of the ballot.
Incumbent Commissioner Darlene Styron received 131 votes from her Ocracoke constituency. Challenger John Fletcher II got 110. Fletcher won the county-wide election 603 - 486, taking every mainland district except Lake Landing, which narrowly supported Styron.
Ocracoke voters rejected Amendment 1 by a margin of 211 to 107. 298 mainland voters cast their ballots "Against" Amendment 1, while 802 voted for. Dare County was the only eastern NC County--and one of eight in NC--to reject the constitutional change defining marriage as between one man and one woman.
Thomas Whitaker and Randy Etheridge were elected to seats on the Board of Education.
Walter Dalton was the favored Democratic nominee for Governor, getting 128 votes to Bob Etheridge's 77. Gardinia Henley received 12 votes; Gary M. Dunn 4; Bill Faison 3; and Bruce Blackmon 2.
Ocracoke Democrats were split on the Lieutenant Governor nominee. Linda D. Coleman took the district over Eric Mansfield, 101 -99.
In the Republican primary, Mitt Romney received 23 votes; Ron Paul 13; Rick Santorum 5; and Newt Gingrich 2.
For the Republican Governor nomination, Pat McCrory got 24 votes. Scott A. Jones was the candidate closest to McCrory, with 4 votes.
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Full voting results from Ocracoke below:
(DEM) Presidential Preference:
Barack Obama 188
No Preference 57
(DEM) Governor:
Walter H. Dalton 128
Gary M. Dunn 4
Bob Etheridge 77
Bill Faison 3
Gardenia M. Henley 12
Bruce Blackmon 2
(DEM) Lieutenant Governor:
Eric L. Mansfield 99
Linda D. Coleman 101
(DEM) Commisioner of Agriculture:
Walter Smith 95
Scott Bryant 84
(DEM) Commissioner of Labor:
Marlowe Foster 55
Ty Richardson 56
John C. Brooks 63
(DEM) Treasurer:
Ron Elmer 36
Janet Cowell 149
(DEM) Board of Commission Ocracoke:
John S. Fletcher II 110
Darlene Styron 131
(REP) Presidential Preference:
Newt Gingrich 2
Ron Paul 13
Mitt Romney 23
Rick Santorum 5
No Preference 4
(REP) US House of Representative District 3:
Walter B. Jones 37
Frank Palombo 6
(REP) Governor:
Jim Harney 1
Scott A. Jones 4
Jim Mahan 2
Pat McCrory 24
Charles Kenneth Moss 1
Paul Wright 2
(REP) Lieutenant Governor:
Dale Folwell 6
Dan Forest 6
Tony Gurley 7
Grey Mills 11
Arthur Jason Rich 3
(REP) Auditor:
Joseph Hank DeBragga 0
Greg Dority 5
Debra Goldman 10
Fern Shubert 8
Rudy Wright 6
(REP) Commissioner of Agriculture:
Bill McManus 13
Steve Troxler 18
(REP) Commissioner of Insurance:
James McCall 8
Richard Morgan 11
Mike Causey 10
(REP) Secretary of State:
AJ Daoud 1
Kenn Gardner 8
Ed Goodwin 17
Michael (Mike) Beitler 4
(REP) Superintendent of Public Instruction:
Ray Ernest Martin 2
David Scholl 5
John Tedesco 6
Richard Alexander 7
Mark Crawford 8
(REP) Treasurer:
Frank Roche 14
Steve Royal 17
(REP) NC State Senate District 1:
Jerry Evans 21
Bill Cook 14
(REP) NC House Representative District 6:
Mattie Lawson 13
Arthur Williams 10
Jeremy D. Adams 11
(LIB) Presidential Preference:
Roger Gary 0
R.J. Harris 0
Gary Johnson 0
Carl Person 0
Bill Still 0
Lee Wrights 1
No Preference 2
County Board of Education at Large (vote for 2):
Randy Etheridge 71
Willie G. Shaw 81
Vanessa Smith 64
James (Boo Boo) Topping 71
Thomas Whitaker 97
Write In 9
Over Votes 2
Under Votes 251
Constitutional Amendment:
For 107
Against 211