Politics & Government

Largo Election Results 2012

Everything you want to know about Election Day in Largo, all in one spot.

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Election Day has come and gone. In order to make sense of it all, we created this article where you will find all the info you need about this year's election in Largo.

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Election Coverage:

  • Robinson Wins Largo City Commission Race
  • Pinellas County Vote Goes to Barack Obama in 2012
  • Pinellas Sheriff Bob Gualtieri Defeats Scott Swope
  • Scott Swope Concedes to Bob Gualtieri in Pinellas Sheriff Race
  • First-Time Voter Loved the Independence of Voting
  • Election is a Civics Lesson For Largo Candidate's Daughter
  • Thousands of Mail Ballots Continue to Pour In
  • Voting Traffic Slows at St. Paul's in Largo By Late Morning
  • Presidential Candidates' Cookie Sales are Brisk at Frida's Cafe on Election Day
  • Election Day Rain Should Clear Out Later Today

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Results:

Largo City Commission, Seat 4 Votes Percent of Vote James Robinson, nonpartisan 15,648 59% Robert Hunsicker, nonpartisan 10,853 40% Total Votes Cast 26,501 Largo Referendum Question Yes 16,562 58% No 11,821 41% Total Votes Cast 28,383 Pinellas' Vote in the Presidential Race
Barack Obama, Democrat 233,438 52% Mitt Romney, Republican 209,007 46% Total Votes Cast 448,897 Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, Republican 254,918 59% Scott Swope, Democrat 174,088 40% Greg Pound, write-in 1,328 0.3% Total Votes Cast 430,334 Pinellas Supervisor of Elections Deborah Clark, Republican 312,182 75% Jack Killingsworth, no party affiliation 99,215 24% Total Votes Cast 411,397 County Commissioner, District 1 (at large) Neil Brickfield, Republican 184,844 44% Janet C. Long, Democrat 228,398 55% Total Votes Cast 413,242 County Commissioner, District 3 (at large) Nancy Bostock, Republican 197,377 47% Charlie Justice, Democrat 216,852 52% Total Votes Cast 414,229 County Commissioner, District 7 Buck Walz, Republican 30,124 30% Ken Welch, Democrat 68,481 69% Total Votes Cast 98,605 School Board, District 1 (at large) Janet R. Clark, nonpartisan 241,919 65% Elliott Stern, nonpartisan 126,752 34% Total Votes Cast 368,671 School Board, District 7 Rene Flowers, nonpartisan 70,163 77% Glenton "Glen" Gilzean, nonpartisan 20,483 22% Total Votes Cast 90,646 School Board Referendum Question Yes 253,215 63% No 148,022 36% Total Votes Cast 401,237

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