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Show Pleasant Grove Area Votes Democratic Ticket In Local Offices; Gives Ike More Votes ' Pleasant Grove voters went against the Republican trend in Utah County, state and nation by casting more votes for all Democratic Demo-cratic candidates with the exception except-ion of the presidency, district attorney at-torney and four-year county commissioner. com-missioner. While most other Utah county cities were giving Senator Wat-kins, Wat-kins, Representative Bosone and Governor Lee more votes than the Democrats, Pleasant Grove voters stuck with the Bourbons. They also gave majorities to the Democrats for secretary of state, attorney general .state auditor, state treasurer, treas-urer, two-year commissioner and state representative. On the nonpartisan ballot Justice Jus-tice Wade received 800 votes to 1050 for George W. Worthen, for the 10-year term. Justice Henri Henriod copped 972 to Judge Joseph Jos-eph Jeppson's 747. Pleasant Grove voters, however, . went along with most Utah communities com-munities by voting against repealing re-pealing the old age lien law. There were 884 against, and 727 for repeal. re-peal. The county as a whole went Republican with the exception of , one state representative in the south part of the county. Only on the vote for president did the local voters of the four districts go with county, state and national trends to give General Eisenhower a heavy margin. The two other republican winners were fairly Close. Pleasant Grove voters stood by Rep. Reva Beck Bosone when-most of north Utah county was near ' even or gave Dawson a whooping majority as in American Fork. Following is the voting by districts dist-ricts in Manila, Pleasant Grove ( s j VvyiW . -I i i J .... . j, Orvillc Guiitlicr Wins Election Manila No. 1 For President: Eisenhower 133 Nixon 129 Stevenson 104 Sparkman 109 For Senator: Watkins, R. 122 Granger, D 116 For Representative: Dawson, R. 104 Bosone, D. 134 For Governor : Lee, R. 82 Glade, D. 157 For Secretary of State: " Toronto, R. 111 Taylor, D. 126 For Attorney General: 'Callister, R. 111 Vernon, D. 126 For StateAuditor: Preece, R. 105 Adams, D. 131 For Treasurer: Lambourne, R. 112 Reese, D. 124 For District Attorney: Christensen, R. 121 Sorensen, D. 115 For County Commissioner, 4 Year Dixon, R. 121 Johnson, D. 114 For County Commissioner, 2 Year Jones, R. 115 Elmer, D. 121 For State Representative: Gunther, R. 119 Peterson, D. 117 For Supreme Court, 10 Year Term Wade, 93 Worthen 125 For Supreme Court, (Unexpired Ti Henriod 99 Jcppson HO For or Against Repeal of Lien Law, For 79 Against 126 For State Representative: Larson, R. Jarman, D. and Lindon: .' P.O. P.G. Lindon No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Total 38K 446 215 1180 376 444 209 - 1158 349 347 'l51 951 351 349 153 962 316 388 195 1021 402 395 167 1080 323 396 186 1009 412 394 175 1115 302 363 177 924 433 438 190 1218 301 410 178 1000 . 420 375 182 1103 307 381 189 988 408 404 170 1108 310 381 183 979 397 412 175 1115 308 372 175 967 4 16 417 184 1141 360 404 201 1086 365 387 161 1024 Term : 346 418 196 1081 380 363 164 1021 Term : 325 399' 185 1024 388 389 176 1074 345 406 . 870 379 378 . 874 294 286 127 800 356 378 191 1050 srm ) 334 377 162 972 212 290 135 747 227 291 130 727 264 344 150 884 171 193 |
