Ohio primary election 2025: Key voting dates and info

Election results are being counted across northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan after polls closed Tuesday. 

The results that display below for contested races and local issues are unofficial and will remain so until each county board of elections completes its official canvass in the days ahead. 

WTOL 11 will continue to update these election results as new vote totals are reported and follow up with coverage on key races, ballot issues and turnout trends once results are certified.

Scroll for your county, listed alphabetically below the key races and issues, or search for your county name. 

Voters across the region are weighing in on a range of major local races and levies — decisions that will shape schools, safety services and city leadership for years to come.

In Toledo, voters are deciding whether Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz will earn a third and final term under the city’s new charter, facing independents Roberto Torres and Harold Harris.

Eleven candidates are also running for six at-large seats on Toledo City Council, including incumbents George Sarantou, Nick Komives, Brittany Jones, Cerssandra McPherson and Mac Driscoll.

Nearby, Oregon Mayor Michael Seferian is seeking re-election against city council member Steven Salander, while in Perrysburg, city councilman Mark Weber faces Aaron Harder in the race to succeed term-limited Mayor Tom Mackin.

In Maumee, voters are choosing four of seven candidates to fill at-large seats on Maumee City Council in the Nov. 4 election. The candidates on the ballot are: Jon Fiscus, Isiah Gonzalez, Andrew Huyghe, Philip Leinbach, Dave Poeppelmeier, Scott Sund and Chelsea Ziss. 

In Monroe County, Michigan, voters in District 2 will decide who represents them on the Monroe County Board of Commissioners after months of uncertainty over the seat’s status. Three candidates are on the ballot: Dale Biniecki (R), Danielle Hoover (D), and Mark Brant (no party declared).

The race has drawn attention because Brant, a former commissioner, was sentenced to federal prison earlier this year, raising questions about his eligibility to hold office. Despite those concerns, his name remains on the ballot while a legal challenge over his candidacy continues. The outcome will determine who represents communities including Milan, London, Exeter and Raisinville townships.

In Bowling Green, residents are deciding whether to approve a 0.15% city income tax increase to help fund two new fire stations and a new headquarters. Multiple fire and EMS levies are also on ballots throughout smaller communities, including Port Clinton’s 0.4% income tax increase for its fire department and two Allen-Clay Joint Fire District levies in Ottawa County that would support staffing, equipment, and operations.

Police funding is on the line in Perrysburg Township and Waterville Township, where voters are considering new or replacement levies to sustain local departments. Sylvania Township voters are deciding on a new 0.5-mill levy to support the Sylvania Senior Center.

Education funding is another major focus. Perrysburg Schools asks voters to approve an $11 million, five-year emergency property tax levy to avoid deep cuts, including to extracurriculars and busing. Pike-Delta-York Schools is proposing a new 1.25% earned income tax to replace an expiring levy, while Tiffin City Schools is asking for a six-year, 0.75% earned income tax to maintain daily operations.

Other notable measures include a renewal of Lucas County Children Services’ 1.8-mill levy, which would continue funding for the county’s child welfare programs without increasing taxes, and an Ottawa Hills proposal to raise its municipal income tax from 1.5% to 2% for road improvements.

Here’s a look at the latest unofficial results county by county:

Unofficial election results will be posted here.  Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

Defiance City Council (3 to be elected)

• Joe L. Eureste
• Jill A. Krutsch
• Josh Mast
• Marissa Olwin
• Steve A. Waxler Sr.

Ney Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Rocky Brodbeck
• Adam Coy
• Barbara Rosebrock
• Lance Rosebrook
• Steven A. Stauffer

Adams Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Bryan Etzler
• Martin Wagner
• Ryan Wiemken

Defiance Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Patricia Diemer
• Dan Peck
• Anthony J. Schaffer

Highland Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Stephen Baldwin
• Dave DeLano
• Steven Flory

Milford Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Branden Appel
• Graham Blue
• Edward Perry (Write-in)

Richland Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Tyler Coffman
• Joel P. Martin
• Julie Rittenhouse

Washington Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Gary D. Crites
• Craig Polter
• Maury A. Sims
• John J. Singer

Ayersville Local Schools Board (2 to be elected)

• Ben Maddock
• Greg Schubert
• Jonathon Verhoff

Central Local School Board (3 to be elected)

• Kristi Kimpel
• Jeff Timbrook
• Allison Cuffle (Write-in)
• Sonya Mavis (Write-in)

Defiance City Schools (2 to be elected)

• Cathy L. Davis
• Devon Pearson
• Michael Wahl

Northeastern Local School District (3 to be elected)

• Mike Boff
• Anthony Fairchild Jr.
• Chelsie Schroeder
• Eric J. Wiemken

Full ballot language can be found at this link based on precinct. Ballot issues are summarized below:

Defiance County (Proposed tax levy, additional, 0.25 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Crime victim assistance program.

Farmer Township (Proposed tax levy, additional, 3.8 mills, 10 years commencing 2025): Fire protection and EMS.

Noble Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.9 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection.

Delaware Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection and EMS.

Village of Sherwood (Proposed tax levy, additional, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2025): Fire protection and EMS.

Village of Hicksville (Proposed tax levy, additional, 2.6 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Current operating expenses.

Tiffin Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Streets, roads and bridges.

Unofficial election results will be posted here. Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

Wauseon City Council (3 to be elected)

• Heather Galbraith
• Sarah Heising
• Kevin A. Hite
• Steve Schneider
• Harold R. Stickley

Archbold Village Council (3 to be elected)

• Gary Dominique
• Michael Evans
• Chad W. Kern
• Bryan A. Pietras
• Brannon Wurster
• Con Wyse

Fayette Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Joshua Beaverson
• Kara Bird
• Katie Colegrove
• Kristin Johnson
• Brittany Theis

Metamora Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Lee Ann Miller
• Cynthia Pawlaczyk
• John Pupos
• Karen A. Siefker
• Sandra Witt

Swanton Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Deacon D. Dzierzawski
• Stephen Kasprzak
• Noah Kreuz
• Patrick L. Messenger
• David Pilliod
• Patricia Pilliod

Chesterfield Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Kyle Borton
• Brad Nofziger
• Tyler White

Clinton Township Trustee (1 to be elected)

• Kevin M. Demaline
• Larry Lammon III

Clinton Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Richard D. Frey
• Ivan A. Hite
• Derek R. Meyer

Dover Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Owen Borton
• Stephen Michael Gustwiller
• Kevin Raker

Gorham Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Eliott Richardson
• Jason J. Simon
• Brian Towers

Pike Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Todd Miller
• Jack E. Wagner
• Wesley J. Willson

Swancreek Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Rick Kazmierczak
• Brian Meyer
• Renee Walker

York Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Joseph Howard
• Jeffrey A. Mazurkowski
• Darlene Steiner
• Amy J. Trownbridge

Evergreen Local Schools Board Member (3 to be elected)

• Jordyn Hein
• Bailey Jankowiak
• Jason Miller
• Lindsay Mossing
• Casey Schmitz
• Adam Smith

Liberty Center School Board Member (3 to be elected)

• Neal Carter
• Joshua Reed Jones
• Kyle Kern
• Andrea Oyer
• Ashley Westhoven
• Andrea Zacharias

Full ballot language can be found at this link based on precinct. Ballot issues are summarized below:

Fulton County (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 0.5 mills, 10 years commencing 2026): Fulton County Board of Health programs.

Chesterfield Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection and EMS.

Chesterfield Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Streets and roads.

Clinton Township (Proposed tax levy, additional, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2025): Streets and roads.

Village of Delta (Proposed tax levy, additional, 0.25 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Garbage disposal and refuse.

Fulton Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection and EMS.

German Township (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 0.6 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection.

Village of Lyons (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 3 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Current operating expenses.

Village of Metamora (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 0.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Parks and recreation.

Village of Wauseon (Proposed miscellaneous): Charter Amendments to Sections 7.07(A)(2), 7.01(B), 7.02(A), 7.03(A) and 7.05(A).

Wauseon Public Library District (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Pike-Delta-York Local School District (Proposed income tax, additional, 1.25%, continuing commencing January 1, 2027): Current expenses.

Unofficial election results will be posted here by the board of elections. Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

City of Findlay – At-large council member (3 to be elected)

• Jenny Fall (Democratic)
• Heather Kensinger (Republican)
• L. Reed Needles (Republican)
• Bradley L. Wagner (Republican)

City of Findlay – Council member, 3rd Ward (1 to be elected)

• Shaun Mason (Democratic)
• Carol S. Smith (Republican)

City of Findlay – Council member, 4th Ward (1 to be elected)

• Daniel DeArment (Republican)
• Sarah Jo Pugh (write in)

City of Findlay – Council member, 5th Ward (1 to be elected)

• Brian R. Bauman (Republican)
• Kevin J. Cullen (Nonparty candidate)

Orange Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Jeff Scoles
• Thomas D. Wagner
• David Warren

Union Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Tamala K. Augustine
• Jason W. Hoffman
• Chad Warnimont

Van Buren Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Mark Spaeth
• Wayne L. Weihrauch
• John W. Wilson

Washington Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Randy Boes
• Travis Bohn
• Mark A. Bowman
• Richard D. Noel

Arcadia Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Stephanie Balderson
• Carol Ann Berning
• Rhonda L. Dingelstedt
• Aadam Duckett
• Jeff Hanna
• Michelle Hengsteler
• Shelley Hill (Rachelle)
• Carol J. McDonald

Ada Exempted Village School District Board of Education (2 to be elected)

• David Allen
• Ted Griffith
• Kyle Poling
• Amanda Raines
• Jay Salyer

Findlay City School District Board of Education (2 to be elected)

• Kaleb Brankamp
• Matthew R. Cooper
• Katie Hite
• Jack Winans (write-in)

Arcadia Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Corey Boes
• Ryan A. George
• Rachelle Harmon
• Andrew Roberts

Arlington Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Kevin E. Hartman
• Cindy K. Hindall
• Mark A. Russell
• Ted Welsh

Elmwood Local School District Board of Education (2 to be elected)

• Thomas James Allen Bodnar
• George T. Childress
• Pamela Frankforther
• Kristy Silverwood

Hardin Northern Local School District Board of Education (2 to be elected)

• Josh Cramer
• Kaylen Gerlach
• Brooke A. McBride

North Baltimore Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Dennis C. Latowski
• Ginger Povenmire
• Jeremy Z. Sharninghouse
• Joshua Stufft

Van Buren Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Jamie Cunningham
• Laura Ebright
• David Gladysz
• Erica Kelley

Vanlue Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Dawn M. Caudill
• Sarah J. Garner
• Eli Hershberger
• Sean A. Martin

Full ballot language can be viewed at this link. Ballot issues are summarized below:

Allen Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal/increase, 1.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Fire protection.

Village of Arlington (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 2.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Fire protection.

Village of Arlington (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2025): Fire protection.

City of Fostoria (Proposed income tax, continuation, 1%, 5 years commencing 2027): City improvements and funds.

Orange Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Union Township (Proposed bond, $750,000, 15 years commencing 2025): Construct, furnish and equip new township garage.

Liberty-Benton Local School District (Proposed tax levy, substitute, 4.74 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Necessary requirements.

Seneca County General Health District (Proposed property tax, renewal, .3 mill, 5 years commencing in 2026): Current operating expenses.

Unofficial election results will be posted here by the board of elections. Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

Napoleon City Council (4 to be elected)

• Jordan McBride (Republican)
• David A. Cordes (Republican)
• Shelly M. Conroy (Democratic)
• Cynthia Lu Myers (Democratic)
• Addison Gray (Democratic)
• Victor Gaucin (Independent)
• Meredith Ann Wolff (Independent)

Napoleon Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Scott Norden
• William E. Dunbar
• Kyle Borstelman

Richfield Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Gregory Flowers
• Nicholas K. Rettig
• Jonathan E. Meienburg

Ridgeville Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• J. Scott Miller
• Joshua D. Kruse
• Mark Philip Lange
• Brian Miller

Washington Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Julian Thomas Westhoven
• John R. Patrick
• Jason Maunz

Bowling Green School Board of Education (2 to be elected)

• Norman J. Geer
• Ryan Myers
• Stephen C. Bateson

Otsego School Board of Education (2 to be elected)

• Allen C. Limes
• Angela K. Powell
• Mark D. Tolles
• Bradley J. Anderson

Liberty Center School Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Neal Carter
• Joshua Reed Jones
• Kyle Kern
• Andrea Oyer
• Ashley Westhoven
• Andrea Zacharias

Ballot information can be viewed at this link. Ballot issues are summarized below:

Village of Deshler (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Maintain Deshler swimming pool and parks and recreation.

Village of Deshler (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Parks and recreation.

Flatrock Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2.3 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Streets, roads and bridges.

Washington Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection and EMS.

Patrick Henry Local School District (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2.38 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Emergency requirements.

Unofficial election results will be posted here.  Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

Maumee City Council (4 to be elected)

• Jon Fiscus
• Isiah Gonzalez
• Dave Poeppelmeier
• Chelsea Ziss
• Scott Sund (Democratic)
• Andrew Huyghe (Republican)
• Philip Leinbach (Republican)

Oregon City Council (3 to be elected)

• Marvin Dabish
• Paul R. Drake III
• Paul J. Gibbs Sr.
• Thomas Lambrecht
• Terrance E. Reeves
• Dennis Walendzak

Toledo City Mayor (1 to be elected)

• Wade Kapszukiewicz (Democratic)
• Roberto Torres (Independent)
• Harold Harris (Write-in)

Toledo City Council At-Large (6 to be elected)

• Edwin J. Beczynski
• Mac Driscoll
• Blair M. Johnson
• Brittany D. Jones
• Nick Komives
• Erin Kramer
• Tom Names
• Rob Pasker
• George Sarantou
• Tom Waniewski
• Carrie Hartman*

*Carrie Hartman has withdrawn from the election. Hartman’s name will remain on the ballot, however, any votes cast for Hartman will not be counted.

RELATED: Toledo City Council president resigns, withdraws from upcoming election

Harding Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Richard Johnston
• Michael John Martinez
• Gary J. Weinrich

Jerusalem Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• David Bench
• Beau C. Miller
• Deb Tefft

Monclova Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Barbara Lang
• Debbie Stevens-Laux
• Trudy Yoder Vicary

Richfield Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Steve Bettinger
• John Hassen
• Vicky Loeffler-Bernheisel
• Andy Lumbrezer
• Kim Ronau

Spencer Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Robert J. Barnaby
• Michael B. Hood
• Steven A. Kester
• Shawn P. Valentine

Swanton Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Bill Anderson
• Matt Beil
• Kyle J. McPherson
• Jeff Michael

Swanton Township Fiscal Officer (1 to be elected)

Sylvania Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• John Jennewine
• Jill D. Johnson

Washington Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Donald J. Barto
• Mark L. Schuster

Berkey Village Council (1 to be elected)

Swanton Council (4 to be elected)

• Deacon D. Dzierzawski
• Stephen Kasprzak
• Noah Kreuz
• Patrick L. Messenger
• David Pilliod
• Patricia Pilliod

Evergreen Local School District Board of Education Member (3 to be elected)

• Jordyn Hein
• Bailey Jankowiak
• Jason Miller
• Lindsay Mossing
• Casey Schmitz
• Adam Smith

Maumee City School District Board of Education Member (3 to be elected)

• Adam J. Motycka
• Stephanie Piechowiak
• Janet Wolff

Note: Matthew Bush has withdrawn from the race.

Otsego Local School District Board of Education Member (3 to be elected)

• Bradley J. Anderson
• Allen C. Limes
• Angela K. Powell
• Mark D. Tolles

Washington Local School District Board of Education Member (3 to be elected)

• Irshad Bannister
• Mark R. K. Hughes
• Thomas Ilstrup
• Michael C. Murphy

Full ballot language can be viewed at this link based on precinct. Ballot issues are summarized below:

Lucas County (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1.8 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Care and placement of children.

Jerusalem Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 6.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Fire protection and EMS.

Jerusalem Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal/increase, 3 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Road repairs and maintenance.

Sylvania Township (Proposed tax levy, additional, 0.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Sylvania senior center.

Village of Ottawa Hills (Proposed income tax, additional, 2%, commencing 2026): Capital improvements, maintenance and general operations.

Village of Whitehouse (Proposed miscellaneous): Charter Amendments to Article IV, Sections 4.08, 4.11, and Article III, Section 3.13, regarding mayoral powers, mayoral term limits and city council term limits.

Waterville Township (Proposed tax levy, additional, 3.5 mills, continuing commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Unofficial election results will be posted here. Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

Allen Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Craig W. Blausey
• Scott F. Lau
• AJ Marquis
• Julie L. Stahl

Benton Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• James R. Buhro
• Trent R. Hartman
• David Robert Millinger
• Valerie Winterfield

Catawba Island Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Bryan J. Baugh
• Christopher S. Cellier
• Matthew J. Montowski
• Ann T. Rumpf
• Quintin R. Smith

Danbury Township Fiscal Officer (1 to be elected)

• Brinkley Paul
• Stacey Kay Stetler

Harris Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Donald J. Greenhill II
• Angela M. LeForce
• Paul Perry
• James Michael Wilburn

Put-in-Bay Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Brian Cultice
• Eric Lee Engel
• Jon R. Scarpelli

Salem Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Steven R. Harder
• Randall L. Wilburn
• Todd P. Winke

Genoa Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Jeffrey L. Cooper
• Zachary McPherson
• Thomas Spurgeon
• Steve Bialorucki (Write-in)

Marblehead Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Dean Edward Dorko
• Caroline Gatsch
• Matthew James Kovach
• Sarah LaMarca
• Ryan C. Stamp

Oak Harbor Village Council (4 to be elected)

• John Humphrey
• Aimee Renee Kline
• Jacqueline K. Macko
• Carter Gluth (Write-in)
• Logan Segaard (Write-in)

Put-in-Bay Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Michael L. Cooper
• Philip E. Hahn Jr.
• Jeffry Koehler
• Jacob Market
• David Schafer

Rocky Ridge Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Julia Brown
• Randy H. Brown
• Jonathon Ray
• Rachel Ray
• Phylis Ann Watkins

Benton-Carroll-Salem Local Schools Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Kim Dusseau
• Jenni Meyers
• Erin Moss
• David Eric Sherman
• Jamie L. Tooman
• Troy Wittman

Danbury Local Schools Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Louis D. Cardinale
• Charles V. DeLuca
• Mary Lou Rinaldo
• Paul D. Sowers

Lake Local School Board (3 to be elected)

• Nicholas R. Baer
• Bradley L. Blandin
• Nathan K. Cooper
• Tim Krugh

Woodmore School Board (2 to be elected)

• Jan Busdeker
• Seth Collum
• Eric J. Czech
• Aaron A. Miller
• Ian Thomas Willinger

Full ballot language can be viewed at this link. Ballot issues are summarized below:

City of Port Clinton (Proposed income tax increase of 0.4%): Fire protection.

Allen Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.75 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Maintain and operate cemeteries.

Allen Clay Joint Fire District (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 5 mills, continuing period of time commencing 2025): Fire protection and EMS.

Allen Clay Joint Fire District (Proposed tax levy, additional, 3 mills, continuing period of time commencing 2025): Police, ambulance and EMS.

Benton Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 5.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Clay Township – Excluding Genoa (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 4.3 mills, continuing period of time commencing 2025): Police protection and EMS.

Harris Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1.3 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Maintain and operate cemeteries.

Put-in-Bay Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.8 mill, 5 years commencing 2025): Maintain South Bass Island Parks.

Put-in-Bay Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.75 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): EMS.

Put-in-Bay North Bass Precinct (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 3 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Provide and maintain refuse site.

Put-in-Bay Middle Bass Precinct (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 3 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Streets and roads.

Genoa Local School District (Proposed tax levy, substitute, 4.3 mills, continuing period of time commencing 2025): Necessary requirements.

Put-in-Bay Local School District (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.5 mill, 5 years commencing 2025): Recreational purposes.

Mid-County EMS Ambulance District (Proposed tax levy, additional, 3 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): EMS.

Unofficial election results will be posted here. Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

Bellevue City Council-At-Large (3 to be elected)

• Joseph Burkhart (Republican)
• Charles Daniel (Nonparty)
• Adam Morrison (Republican)
• Kendall C. Shepherd (Republican)

Fremont City Council 1st Ward (1 to be elected)

• Danielle Kay Briggs (Democratic)
• Seth Frasure (Republican)

Fremont City Council 3rd Ward (1 to be elected)

• Angie Ruiz (Democratic)
• Richard Schwable (Republican)

Lindsey Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Mark D. Cole
• Matthew Damschroder
• Heather Marie Hetrick
• Samantha J. Legron
• Cheryl A. Overmyer
• Stephen Reineck
• Jonathan W. Sprauer

Green Creek Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Ken Bonnigson
• Dianne Selvey
• Robert A. Shaw
• Zachary Wott

Scott Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Allen A. Bingle
• Kevin M. Brickner
• Jordan Brooks
• Kevin P. Ruth

York Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Michael Dendinger
• Paul Griffin
• Dakota Polley
• H. Lee Watson

Bellevue School Board (2 to be elected)

• Dana R. Eskins
• Nicholas Jarrett
• Joel LaPata

Gibsonburg School Board (3 to be elected)

• Joe King
• Caesar L. Mendoza
• Robin Ross
• Samantha Widmer

Lakota School Board (3 to be elected)

• Fred E. Keith Jr.
• Angie McGinnis
• Nancy Timmons
• Katie Ward
• Timothy K. Woodruff

Woodmore School Board (2 to be elected)

• Jan Busdeker
• Seth Collum
• Eric J. Czech
• Aaron A. Miller
• Ian Thomas Willinger

Full ballot language can be viewed at this link. Ballot issues are summarized below:

Sandusky County Developmental Disabilities (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Provide and operate community programs.

Sandusky County (Proposed tax levy, renewal/increase, 1.25 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Senior citizens.

Birchard Public Library District (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 10 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Woodville Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 3 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Fire protection.

Madison Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.
York Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection.

Jackson Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal/increase, 2.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection.

Village of Burgoon (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 10 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Unofficial election results will be posted here. Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

Tiffin City Council At-Large (3 to be elected)

• Ashlee Decker
• Kyle R. Daugherty (Republican)
• John Hays (Republican)
• Cheyane L. Thacker (Democratic)

Fostoria City Council Ward 1 (1 to be elected)

Fostoria City Council Ward 4 (1 to be elected)

• Gayle D. Guernsey
• Michael L. Spencer

Clinton Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Jim Distel
• Bill McKinney
• Daniel Schmitz

Jackson Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Allen Brickner
• Richard A. Findley
• Amber R. Ginnever
• Todd Manz

Liberty Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Dennis J. Brickner
• Andrew R. Hoover
• Jeffrey J. Lynch

Loudon Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Jason L. Brickner
• Melvin Elmore
• Jason Painter
• Edwin Reinhart

Arcadia Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Corey Boes
• Ryan A. George
• Rachelle Harmon
• Andrew Roberts

Bellevue City School District Board of Education (2 to be elected)

• Dana R. Eskins
• Nicholas Jarrett
• Joel LaPata

Buckeye Central Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Lisa J. Aichholz
• Adam Burdette
• Christopher S. Martin
• Kurt L. Martin

Carey Exempted Village School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Matthew Baldridge
• Mellisa Cole
• Linda L. Kin
• Brian K. Will

Hopewell-Loudon Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Adam A. Alt
• Jill Beidelschies
• Linda L. Depinet
• Justin M. Wyman

Lakota Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Fred E. Keith Jr.
• Angie McGinnis
• Nancy Timmons
• Katie Ward
• Timothy K. Woodruff

New Riegel School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Jeff Hohman
• Erin Love
• Jaclyn Schalk
• Darrell Tiell

Full ballot language can be viewed at this link based on precinct. Ballot issues are summarized below:

Seneca County (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 0.5 mills, 10 years commencing 2025): Parks and recreation.

Seneca County Health District (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.3 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Clinton Township (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 0.75 mills, continuing period of time): Fire protection and EMS.

Clinton Township (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 0.25 mills, continuing period of time): Fire protection and EMS.

Clinton Township (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 0.75 mills, continuing period of time): Fire protection and EMS.

City of Fostoria (Proposed income tax, continuation, N/A mills, 1.0%, 5 years commencing 2027): City improvements and funds.

Liberty Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2025): Current expenses.

Birchard Public Library District (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 10 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Tiffin City School District (Proposed income tax, additional, N/A mills, 0.75%, 6 years commencing 2025): Current expenses.

North Riegel Local School District (Proposed income tax, renewal, N/A mills, 0.75%, 5 years commencing 2027): Current expenses.

Unofficial election results will be posted here. Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

Bryan Board of Public Affairs (3 to be elected)

• Karen Ford
• Robert Eyre
• Brian Davis
• Deb Beevers (Write-In)

Center Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Julie Davis
• Kevin R. Herman
• Ryan W. Muehlfeld
• Robert Sammons

Jefferson Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Austin Poynter
• Brian Batterson
• Tom Stotz

Pioneer Council (4 to be elected)

• Dean Leon Frisbie
• Trever West
• Gary B. Miller
• Brock W. Zuver
• Aaron Filson
• Bryan Gendron
• Tara J. Burnett

Pulaski Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Tom L. Saul
• Bradley L. Louys
• James Ken Epling
• Scott Noble

Edgerton Council (4 to be elected)

• Brian A. Bowsher
• Sharon L. Blinzler
• Jason Gruver
• Pamela S. Wampler
• Stephanie Gary

St. Joseph Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Richard Moffett
• Roger Muehlfeld
• Kip Pahl

West Unity Council (4 to be elected)

• Stephen A. Marvin
• Nathan Massie
• Terri Lebowsky
• Scott R. Dunson
• Randy Mahlman
• Brock McNeal

Madison Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Curtis Short
• Jennifer A. Zuver
• Mark Schmucker
• Colt Fackler

Central Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Kristi Kimpel
• Jeff Timbrook
• Allison Cuffle (Write-In)
• Sonya Mavis (Write-In)

Full ballot language can be viewed at this link based on precinct. Ballot issues are summarized below:

Williams County Public Library District (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Current operating expenses.

Brady Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Fire protection.

Bridgewater Township (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2025): Fire protection.

Florence Township (Proposed tax levy, additional, 0.5 mills, 3 years commencing 2026): Fire protection.

Madison Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2 mills, 5 years commencing 2027): Fire protection.

Village of Edgerton (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection.

Northwest Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Maintain and operate cemeteries.

Village of Montpelier (Proposed income tax, additional, N/A mills, 0.2%, 9 years commencing January 1, 2026): Fire and police protection.

Northwest Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 3 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection.

Superior Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection.

Village of Stryker (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2025): Parks and recreation.

Springfield Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Streets, roads and bridges.

Edon Northwest Local School District (Proposed income tax, additional, N/A mills, 1.0%, 5 years commencing January 1, 2026): Current expenses.

North Central Local School District (Proposed income tax, additional, N/A mills, 1.0%, 5 years commencing January 1, 2026): Current expenses.

Unofficial election results will be posted here. Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

Bowling Green City Council-at-Large (2 to be elected)

• Katelyn Elliott (Democratic)
• Mark Hollenbaugh (Democratic)
• Gregory W. Robinette (Republican)

Bowling Green City Council 4th Ward (1 to be elected)

• Audrey Baker (Democratic)
• William J. Herald (Republican)

Fostoria City Council 1st Ward (1 to be elected)

Northwood City Council (4 to be elected)

• Andrew Dickey
• Louis W. Fahrbach
• Patrick Lynn Huntermark
• Terry L. Kretz
• Patrick J. McGaharan
• Mark A. Stoner

Perrysburg City Mayor (1 to be elected)

• Aaron Harder
• Mark A. Weber

Perrysburg City Council (3 to be elected)

• Justin Edgell
• Kevin Fuller
• Brad Geiner
• Erin Kelly O’Rear

Rossford City Council (4 to be elected)

• Garrett A. Morse
• Brenna Reynolds
• Jerry Staczek
• Ryan Stautzenbach
• Bob Toth
• Caroline H. Zuchowski Eckel

Bloomdale Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Bob Clark
• Kailey Lynn Keaton
• Cory D. Kirian
• Brooke M. Moore
• Thomas F. O’Leary IV
• Peyton Andrew Schafer
• Jamie Schafer
• Stephen A. Schafer
• Kathy Simon

Grand Rapids Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Nathan Bolton
• Jody K. Donsbach
• Louise M. Estep
• Douglas J. Grey
• Patrick Nagle
• Lynn C. Sylvain
• Sean Thiebaut
• Matthew Tolles
• Peggy Seab (Withdrawn)

Luckey Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Robert Bennett Jr.
• Belinda Brooks
• Shawn Mike McNulty
• Barney Thomas Spradling
• Don Withrow
• Charles Franklin (Write-In)
• Donald Brickner (Write-In)

Pemberville Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Matthew P. Bohland
• Lisa Boyer
• Marcia Cousino
• Jeffrey L. Kirkbride
• Robert I. Mazur
• Edwin J. Wozniak Jr.
• Christina Yaniga

Portage Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Heather D. Amos
• Melissa K. Amos-James
• Craig Ricard
• Andrew Bahnsen (Write-In)

Risingsun Village Mayor (1 to be elected)

• John David Dierksheide
• David Feahr

Weston Village Mayor (1 to be elected)

• Ricky Easterwood
• Gregory Stevens

Weston Village Council (4 to be elected)

• Travis Ackerman
• Howard D. Lashuay
• Robert Myerholtz Jr.
• Ashley Patel
• Jessica Susor
• Craig David Warner

Bloom Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Michael Dean Barnhisel
• Mitchell Emmitt
• Terry Hummel

Center Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Richard K. Engle
• Josh Nutter
• Shad T. Ridenour
• Doug Wulff

Henry Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Timothy J. Archer Jr.
• James P. Casey
• James Wymer Jr.

Liberty Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Chris Heinze
• Gary Herringshaw
• Rod Lucas

Middleton Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Donald Edward Cromley
• Michael D. Moulton
• Melissa Petrea

Milton Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Kyle D. Maunz
• Nathan Louis Wilhelm
• Stanley J. Wilhelm

Perrysburg Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Gary Richard Britten
• Robert Perry Mack
• Jeffrey Robert Moore
• Timothy Odenweller

Troy Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Matthew L. Brinker
• John M. Nissen
• Ken Recker

Bowling Green City School District Board of Education (2 to be elected)

• Stephen C. Bateson
• Norman J. Geer
• Ryan Myers

Elmwood Local School District Board of Education (2 to be elected)

• Thomas James Allen Bodnar
• George T. Childress
• Pamela Frankforther
• Kristy Silverwood

Fostoria City School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Betsy Bringman
• Thomas M. Wade
• Carol A. Wines (Write-In)

Gibsonburg Exempted Village School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Joe King
• Caesar L. Mendoza
• Robin Ross
• Samantha Widmer

Lake Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Nicholas R. Baer
• Bradley L. Blandin
• Nathan K. Cooper
• Tim Krugh

Lakota Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Fred E. Keith Jr.
• Angie McGinnis
• Nancy Timmons
• Katie Ward
• Timothy K. Woodruff

North Baltimore Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Dennis C. Latowski
• Ginger Povenmire
• Jeremy Zieri Sharninghouse
• Joshua Stufft

Otsego Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Bradley J. Anderson
• Allen C. Limes
• Angela K. Powell
• Mark D. Tolles

Perrysburg Exempted Village School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Joe Adams
• Nycole E. Clark
• Wayne Gniewkowski
• Casey Haywood
• Christopher Heathcote
• Susan J. Larimer
• Denise Phillips
• Todd Underwood

Rossford Exempted Village School District Board of Education (2 to be elected)

• Dawn R. Burks
• Lori Frymire
• Jacquelyn Huffman

Full ballot language is available at this link from the Wood County Board of Elections. Ballot issues are summarized below:

Lake Township Road District (Proposed tax levy, additional, 2 mills, 3 years commencing 2025): Streets, roads and bridges.

Mid-County Ambulance District (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 4.5 mills, 3 years commencing 2025): EMS.

Seneca County Health District (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.3 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

City of Bowling Green (Proposed income tax, additional, 0.15%, continuing period of time commencing 2026): Department of Safety.

City of Fostoria (Proposed income tax, additional, 1%, continuing period of time): City improvements and funds.

City of Perrysburg (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 1 mill, 2 years commencing 2025): Collection and disposal of garbage, recycling and other refuse.

City of Rossford (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 3.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Current expenses.

Bloom Township (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 0.7 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Bloom Township (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection.

Center Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2 mills, 4 years commencing 2025): Streets, roads and bridges.

Freedom Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Streets and roads.

Freedom Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1.2 mills, 3 years commencing 2025): Fire protection.

Grand Rapids Township (Proposed tax levy, additional, 0.9 mill, 3 years commencing 2025): Grand Rapids swimming pool.

Grand Rapids Township (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 2 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection.

Jackson Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.75 mill, 2 years commencing 2025): Fire protection.

Jackson Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): EMS.

Liberty Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.3 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Middleton Township (Proposed tax levy, replacement, 2 mills, 3 years commencing 2025): Fire protection.

Montgomery Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 3 years commencing 2026): Streets, roads and bridges.

Perrysburg Township (Proposed tax levy, additional, 4.9 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Police protection.

Perrysburg Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 3 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Police protection.

Portage Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Streets, roads and bridges.

Troy Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 0.8 mill, 5 years commencing 2025): Current expenses.

Troy Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1.2 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Fire protection and EMS.

Village of Bloomdale (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1.3 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Village of Bradner (Proposed tax levy, additional, 3 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Governmental operations.

Village of Custar (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 3.2 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Village of Luckey (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1.9 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Current expenses.

Village of North Baltimore (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Streets and roads.

Village of Risingsun (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 2 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Streets, roads and bridges.

Eastwood Local School District (Proposed income tax, renewal, 1%, 5 years commencing 2027): Current expenses.

Perrysburg Exempted Village School District (Proposed tax levy, additional, 7.83 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Emergency requirements, $11,000,000.

Unofficial election results will be posted here. Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

Village of Carey Mayor (1 to be elected)

• Tyler Bame (Republican)
• Evaristo Hernandez (Independent)

Antrim Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• David Brunson
• Brenen McGuire
• Ray E. Williams

Crane Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Dylan Britton
• Stephen C. Swihart, Jr
• Eric Trautwein

Crawford Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Dennis Derr
• Aaron Pahl
• Bradley Thiel

Eden Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Cory B. Bils
• Robert Stuckey
• Jeff L. Willson

Mifflin Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Drew C. Book
• Lindsey M. Kinley
• Aden Ohl
• Jan M. Pool
• Russell L. Smith
• Ryan J. Vent

Richland Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Nicholas Derr
• Roger Hendricks
• Philip L. Passet

Salem Township Trustee (2 to be elected)

• Ken Derr
• Kent Shane
• Jeremy Traxler
• Jon E. Zimmerman

Carey Exempted Village School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Matthew Baldridge
• Mellisa Cole
• Linda L. Kin
• Brian Keith Will

Upper Sandusky EVSD Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Walker Gottfried
• Marc A. Mays
• Elizabeth Richman
• Amanda Rowlinson
• J. Curtis Sebenoler
• Patti L. Spiegel
• Jeremy Stringfellow
• Lisa I. Thiel

Upper Sandusky EVSD Board of Education (1 to be elected)

Kenton City School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Rodney Hensel
• Natasha Heydinger
• Mike Styer (Write-In)
• Jayna Jansen (Write-In)

Vanlue Local School District Board of Education (3 to be elected)

• Dawn M. Caudill
• Sarah J. Garner
• Eli Hershberger
• Sean A. Martin

Full ballot language can be viewed at this link based on precinct. Ballot issues are summarized below:

City of Upper Sandusky (Proposed income tax increase 3/4%): General municipal purposes.

Salem Township (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 1 mill, 5 years commencing 2026): Fire protection and EMS.

Village of Harpster (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 3 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Current expenses.

Village of Harpster (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 4.8 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Current expenses.

Village of Harpster (Proposed tax levy, additional, 2.5 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Current operating expenses.

Village of Marseilles (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 3 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Village of Nevada (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 5 mills, 5 years commencing 2025): Current expenses.

Village of Sycamore (Proposed tax levy, renewal, 6 mills, 5 years commencing 2026): Current expenses.

Unofficial election results will be posted here. Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

Adrian City Commissioner (3 to be elected)

• Gordon D. Gauss
• Chip Moore 
• Aaron J. Chesher
• James B. Trull
• Douglas Miller
• Tiffany Sieler-Zych

Morenci Council Member (3 to be elected)

• Kandi Speiser
• Brad Lonis
• Kori M. Christle
• Gary Pfund
• Gail Cleghorn

Tecumseh Council member 3 to be elected)

2-year term: Vote for not more than 3

• Gary Naugle
• Mark Raine
• Vicki Riddle
• Joseph Tuckey

Shall Adrian City Ordinance Number 24-002 commonly referred to as the Point of Sale Ordinance requiring the inspection of residential properties prior to the sale thereof be repealed? 

If approved, Adrian City Ordinance Number 24-002 will be repealed. Shall Adrian City Ordinance Number 24-002 be repealed? 

Citizens Gas Fuel Company Franchise Agreement 

Shall the proposed Franchise Ordinance granting a franchise to Citizens Gas Fuel Company to operate in the City of Adrian for a period of thirty (30) years and accepted by Citizens Gas Fuel Company July 2, 2025, be adopted? 

City of Tecumseh proposal

2025 CITY OF TECUMSEH CHARTER REVISION

Shall the 2025 City Charter, proposed by the City of Tecumseh Charter Commission, be adopted? 

Madison School District proposals

MADISON SCHOOL DISTRICT OPERATING MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSAL 

This proposal will allow the school district to continue to levy the statutory rate of not to exceed 18 mills on all property, except principal residence and other property exempted by law, required for the school district to receive its revenue per pupil foundation allowance and renews millage that will expire with the 2026 tax levy. 

Shall the currently authorized millage rate limitation of 19 mills ($19.00 on each $1,000 of taxable valuation) on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property, except principal residence and other property exempted by law, in Madison School District, Lenawee County, Michigan, be renewed for a period of 5 years, 2027 to 2031, inclusive, to provide funds for operating purposes; the estimate of the revenue the school district will collect if the millage is approved and 18 mills are levied in 2027 is approximately $2,442,623 (this is a renewal of millage that will expire with the 2026 tax levy)? 

MADISON SCHOOL DISTRICT SINKING FUND MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSAL 

This proposal will allow the school district to continue to levy building and site sinking fund millage previously approved by the electors. 

Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property in Madison School District, Lenawee County, Michigan, be renewed by and the board of education be authorized to levy not to exceed 1.5 mills ($1.50 on each $1,000 of taxable valuation) for a period of 5 years, 2026 to 2030, inclusive, to continue to provide for a sinking fund for the purchase of real estate for sites for and the construction or repair of school buildings and all other purposes authorized by law; the estimate of the revenue the school district will collect if the millage is approved and levied in 2026 is approximately $342,163 (this is a renewal of millage that will expire with the 2025 tax levy)?

Unofficial election results will be posted here. Candidates in contested races are summarized below:

County Commissioner District 2 (1 to be elected)

• Dale Biniecki (R)
• Danielle Hoover (D)
• Mark Brant (No party affiliation)

Monroe Mayor (1 to be elected)

• Robert E. Clark
• Devon Rucker

Monroe City Council Precinct 3 (1 to be elected)

• John Gonta
• Kellie M. Vining

Petersburg City Council (3 to be elected)

• Dawn Cilley
• Melissa Hess
• Stella Kirby
• Lisa Walters

Milan Mayor (1 to be elected)

• Edward J. Kolar III
• Laura Russeau

Milan Public Library Board of Trustees (2 to be elected)

• Rodney Hill
• Peter S. Kentes
• Michelle K. Walters
• Kelsey Winter

Milan City Council (3 to be elected)

• Marie Gress
• Connie Harrison
• Jesse Robert Nie
• Christian Thompson
• Shannon Dare Wayne

Monroe County Community College proposal

MONROE COUNTY, MICHIGAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT OF MONROE MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT MILLAGE RENEWAL 

This millage proposal would allow the Community College District of Monroe County to levy a zero-increase renewal of .85 mill for a period of 5 years (2026–2030), for renovation and upgrade of the infrastructure and facilities of Monroe County Community College, which will include safety projects, accessibility projects, technology projects, learning environment projects, and maintenance projects. 

Shall the total limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all taxable property in the Community College District of Monroe County, County of Monroe, Michigan, except property exempted by law, be renewed by .85 mill ($0.85 per $1,000 of taxable value) and levied for a period of 5 years (2026–2030), to provide funds for renovation and upgrade of the infrastructure and facilities of Monroe County Community College, which will include safety projects, accessibility projects, technology projects, learning environment projects, and maintenance projects? If approved, this millage would raise an estimated $6.7 million for the College District in 2026 (this is a renewal of a millage, which will expire with the 2025 levy).

Frenchtown Charter Township proposal

FRENCHTOWN CHARTER TOWNSHIP RESORT DISTRICT AUTHORITY MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSAL

Shall the current millage be renewed in the Resort District of the Charter Township of Frenchtown by assessing up to three (3) mills ($3.00 per $1000 of taxable value) on real property and tangible personal property which is located in the Resort District and which is not exempt by law, each year for ten (10) years being tax years 2031 through 2040 inclusive, as authorized by Act 59 of 1986, as amended, for purposes authorized by that Act, and which if approved will raise in the first year of levy estimated revenue of $4,038,914.00?

LONDON TOWNSHIP ROAD MILLAGE 

Shall London Township impose an increase of 1.0 mill ($1.0 per $1000.00 of taxable value), in the tax limitation imposed under Article IX, Section 6 of the Michigan Constitution and levy it upon the taxable real and personal property within London Township, County of Monroe for a period of 5 (five) years, commencing in 2025 and continuing through 2029, for the sole and exclusive purpose of providing funding for road improvements and maintenance which includes dust control, stoning or paving of roads, and removal of berms in London Township. The estimated revenue for the first year of the levy, if the proposition is approved, shall be approximately $149,755.00.

LIBRARY RENEWAL MILLAGE PROPOSAL

Shall the previously authorized increase in tax limitation on all taxable property in the City of Milan, Counties of Washtenaw and Monroe, that expires in 2025 be renewed and the City be authorized to levy annually an amount not to exceed 0.2185 mill ($0.2185 per each $1,000 of taxable value) against all taxable property for a period of seven (7) years, 2026 through 2032, inclusive, for the purpose of operating, maintaining, and equipping the Milan Public Library or any other purpose authorized by law for library service? The estimate of the revenue the City will collect in the first year (2026) if the millage is approved and levied by the City is approximately $53,000. By law, revenue from this millage will be disbursed to the Milan Public Library. 

WASHTENAW INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT AREA CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROPOSAL 

Shall Washtenaw Intermediate School District, Michigan, come under sections 681 to 690 of the Revised School Code, as amended, and establish an area career and technical education program, which is designed to encourage the operation of area career and technical education programs, if the annual property tax levied for this purpose is limited to 1 mill ($1.00 on each $1,000 of taxable valuation) for a period of 10 years, 2026 to 2035, inclusive; the estimate of the revenue the intermediate school district will collect if the millage is approved and levied in 2026 is approximately $25,020,000 from local property taxes authorized herein?