Graves wins another term as Walworth County sheriff

By DARRYL ENRIQUEZ   Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010
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— David Graves won another term as Walworth County sheriff by easily outdistancing both of his opponents.

Of the 30,166 total votes cast in the election for the office, Graves won 85 percent of the share.

“I am pleased and really humbled by the tremendous support,” Graves said after the election Tuesday night.

Graves was at the Abbey Resort celebrating Tyler August’s victory in the 32nd Assembly District.

“I’m looking forward to serving over the next four years. It overwhelms me,” Graves said of his wide margin of victory. “It tells me people really appreciate good law enforcement.”

Walworth County results

Follow coverage of the election in Walworth and Rock counties in our special online section HERE.

Unofficial results from the Walworth County Clerk's office are HERE.

Results are only from the parts of districts within Walworth County. Many state senate and assembly districts also include areas outside of Walworth County, so results aren't complete until all counties have reported their vote totals.

Twitter users are posting using the hashtags #wivote and #wipolitics HERE.

Read the full story in the Walworth County Gazette, online in the Gazette e-edition HERE, or check WalworthCountyToday.com after 4 p.m. for the latest details.




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