Unofficial voting results in Calvert CountyThese are the unofficial results from the Calvert County Board of Elections as of Thursday morning.Registered voters: 58,864Votes cast: 42,492 or 72.19 percentPrecincts reporting: 24 of 27 or 88.9 percentAbsentee votes issued: 2,824Absentee votes returned: 2,295Provisional votes: not calculatedPresident/Vice PresidentObama/Biden (D): 18,963 or 44.8 percentRomney/Ryan (R): 22,413 or 52.95 percentJohnson/Gray (L): 533 or 1.26 percentStein/Honkala (G): 259 or 0.61 percentWrite-in votes: 161 or 0.38 percentU.S. SenateCardin, Ben (D): 15,854 or 38.78 percentBongino, Daniel J. (R): 16,057 or 39.28 percentAhmad, Dean (L): 470 or 1.15 percentSobhani, Rob (Unf): 8,456 or 20.96 percentWrite-in votes: 42 or 0.1 percentU.S. Congressional District 5Hoyer, Steny H. (D): 20,338 or 49.37 percentO’Donnell, Tony (R): 19,702 or 47.82 percentVohra, Arvin (L): 556 or 1.35 percentAuerbach, Bob (G): 565 or 1.37 percentWrite-in votes: 38 or 0.09 percentJudge Circuit Court 7Clagett, Marjorie L.: 34,571 or 99.28 percentWrite-in votes: 251 or 0.72 percentJudge Special Appeal At LargeBerger, Stuart R.Yes: 30,107 or 88.9 percentNo: 3,760 or 11.10 percentBoard of EducationDistrict 1Chenelly, Joseph R.: 18,806 or 54.59 percentSavoy, Clifton E.: 15,564 or 45.18Write-in votes: 78 or 0.23 percentDistrict 2McGuire, Tracy H.: 31,626 or 99.29 percentWrite-in votes: 225 or 0.71 percentDistrict 3Crunkleton, Rose C.: 16,657 or 46.21 percentMcConkey, Kelly D.: 19,310 or 53.57 percentWrite-in votes: 77 or 0.21 percentQuestion 1: Qualifications for Prince George’s County Orphans’ Court JudgesFor the Constitution: 32,265 or 83.72 percentAgainst the Constitution: 6,276 or 16.28 percentQuestion 2: Qualifications for Baltimore County Orphans’ Court JudgesFor the Constitution: 32,618 or 83.94 percentAgainst the Constitution: 6,240 or 16.06 percentQuestion 3: Suspension and Removal of Elected OfficialsFor the Constitution: 36,075 or 90.15 percentAgainst the Constitution: 3,941 or 9.85 percentQuestion 4: Public Institutions of Higher Learning Tuition RatesFor the referred law: 18,759 or 46.47 percentAgainst the referred law: 21,611 or 53.53 percentQuestion 5: Congressional Districting PlanFor the referred law: 23,634 or 62.36 percentAgainst the referred law: 14,267 or 37.64 percentQuestion 6: Civil Marriage Protection ActFor the referred law: 18,589 or 45.24 percentAgainst the referred law: 22,504 or 54.76 percentQuestion 7: Gaming ExpansionFor the addition: 23,670 or 56.53 percentAgainst the addition: 18,205 or 43.47 percent