WRIGHT

YELL OWMEDICINE

WINONA

WILKIN

WATONWAN

WASHINGTON

WASECA

WADENA

WABASHA

TRAVERSE

TODD

SW IFT

STEVENS

STEELE

STEARNS

ST.LOUIS

SIBLEY

SHERBURNE

SCOTT

ROSEAU

ROCK

RICE

RENVILLE

REDWOOD

RED LAKE

RAMSEY

POPE

POLK

PIPESTONE

PINE

PENNINGTON

OTTERTAIL

OLMSTED

NORMAN

NOBLES

NICOL LET

MURRAY

MOWER

MORRISONMILLELACS

MEEKER

MCLEOD

MARTIN

MARSHALL

MAHNOMEN

LYONLINCOLN

LE SUEUR

LAKE OFTHE W OODS

LAKE

LAC QUIPARLE

KOOCHICHING

KITTSON

KANDIYOHI

KANABEC

JACKSON

ITASCA

ISANTI

HUBBARD

HOUSTON

HENNEPIN

GRANT

GOODHUE

FREEBORN FIL LMOREFARIBAULT

DOUGLAS

DODGE

DAKOTA

CROWWING

COTTONWOOD

COOK

CLEARWATER

CLAY

CHISAGO

CHIPPEWA

CASS

CARVER

CARLTON

BROWN

BLUEEARTH

BIGSTONE

BENTON

BELTRAMI

BECKER

ANOKA

AITKIN

IP37.5%

2010 General Election for Attorney GeneralDFL-Republican Margin by PrecinctOfficial Results

WRIGHT

WASHINGTON

SHERBURNE

SCOTT

RAMSEY

HENNEPIN

DAKOTA

CHISAGO

CARVER

ANOKA

Twin Cities Metropolitan Area

January 2011

Minnesota Secretaryof State

Elections Division

Swanson lead(DFL)

Barden lead(Republican)

Results certified by State Canvassing Board onNovember 23, 2010.The DFL-Republican margin is the differencebetween the percent of total votes cast for theDFL candidate and the percent of total votes castfor the Republican candidate in each precinct.For example, Swanson received 52.90% andBarden received 41.27% of the total statewidevote, so that margin is 11.63%.Bill Dahn (IP) received the most votes in oneprecinct across the state.

ST. LOUIS36.72%

CASS2.34%

ITASCA21.86%

POLK7.48%

LAKE30.66%

BELTRAMI11.95%

AITKIN16.75%

COOK28.43%

KOOCHICHING26.26%

PINE14.81%

ROSEAU6.81%

OTTER TAIL13.6%

CLAY9.53%

TODD4.06%

BECKER7.35%

MARSHALL14.95%

STEARNS0.49%

LYON0.45%

POPE14.7%

KITTSON20.71%

SWIFT26.1%

WILKIN9.12%

MORRISON1.01%

RENVILLE12.77%

HUBBARD3.91%

NORMAN29.49%

MARTIN4.4%

CROW WING0.47%

CARLTON29.45%

MOWER24.89%

WRIGHT14.56%

NOBLES7.86% FILLMORE

5.65%

MURRAY0.71%

SIBLEY0.85%

REDWOOD3.96%

LAKE OF THE WOODS1.56%

GRANT16.23%

BROWN2.2%

WINONA5.52%

KANDIYOHI6.06%

RICE16.37%

GOODHUE5.48%

MEEKER2.66%

JACKSON1.12%

DOUGLAS3.97%

ROCK19.75%

DAKOTA5.15%

ISANTI4.69%

OLMSTED1.23%

FARIBAULT5.24%

FREEBORN18.17%

LINCOLN6.45%

STEVENS10.35%

WADENA9.08%

ANOKA2.3%

DODGE5.69%

BLUE EARTH13.73%

HENNEPIN25%

MCLEOD5.98%

HOUSTON4.96%

STEELE6.81%

CHIPPEWA17.47%

TRAVERSE18.26%

SCOTT11.91%

KANABEC6.49%

WABASHA2.93%

LAC QUI PARLE23.08%

WASECA4.38%

BENTON0.76%

MAHNOMEN29.86%

BIG STONE16.02%

LE SUEUR7.21%NICOLLET

16.95%

PENNINGTON5.84%

CARVER16.6%

COTTONWOOD2.12%

RED LAKE21.42%

YELLOW MEDICINE14.2%

WATONWAN12.85%

SHERBURNE13.64%

CLEARWATER4.82%

MILLE LACS4.79%

CHISAGO2.31%

PIPESTONE20.15%

WASHINGTON5.82%

RAMSEY33.38%

Results by County

DFL-Republican marginOver 15%5 - 15%

TieUp to 5%5 - 15%Over 15%

County BoundariesCity / Township Boundaries

No votes reported

Precincts (Metro only)

Dahn (IP) most votes

Up to 5%