Final unofficial Lorain County results

CANDIDATES * denotes incumbents One to be elected unless otherwise noted 100 percent of precincts counted. CITIES AMHERST AUDITOR Brenda Phillips* (R) 2,657 TREASURER James P. Lawrence* (R) 1,833 Kelly Miller (D) 1,981 COUNCIL PRESIDENT Jennifer Wasilk* (R) 2,984 COUNCIL AT LARGE (Three to be elected.) Joseph R. Gambish (R) 1,920 David Janik* (D) 2,251 Matthew W. Nahorn (R) 1,979 Charles S. Winiarski III* (R) 1,951 AVON MAYOR Bryan K. Jensen* 3,571 WARD 1 Jennifer Demaline* 868 WARD 2 Ann Marie Etienne 584 Dennis McBride* 501 WARD 3 Tony Moore* 740 WARD 4 Scott C. Radcliffe* 663 AVON LAKE COUNCIL AT LARGE (Three to be elected.) David Glowe Sr. 1,061 Kayla C. Goodwin 2,428 Matthew Reynolds 2,434 Neil T. Rush 1,503 Geoffrey R. Smith* 2,566 Malachi Witt 874 BOARD OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES (Two to be elected.) Nick Mondello* 2,440 Timothy M. Rush* 2,856 ELYRIA COUNCIL AT LARGE (Four to be elected.) Paul Lungo (R) 2,668 Clifton G. Oliver 2,813 Gina R. Rothgery (D) 4,943 Chad Schneider* (D) 4,177 Phil Tollett* (D) 4,131 Matthew G. Van Wormer (D) 4,435 WARD 1 Maggie Lieux (D) 492 Andrew C.G. Lipian* 847 WARD 2 Brenda Kay Davis* (D) 470 WARD 3 Edward J. Doehne (D) 935 Garry Gibbs (R) 820 WARD 4 Kenny Oswald* (D) 1,314 WARD 5 Brad Armstrong* 340 Kim Black-Brown (D) 299 WARD 6 Donna Mitchell* (D) 657 WARD 7 Jack W. Cerra* (D) 909 LORAIN AUDITOR Anita Harper (D) 5,302 TREASURER Terri Soto* (D) 5,602 COUNCIL PRESIDENT Joel P. Arredondo* (D) 5,645 COUNCIL AT LARGE (Three to be elected.) Tony Dimacchia* (D) 4,280 Mitchell J. Fallis (D) 3,986 Mary Springowski* (D) 4,583 WARD 1 Andy Drwal (D) 582 WARD 2 Victoria Kempton* (D) 435 WARD 3 Pamela M. Carter* (D) 682 WARD 4 Eileen Torres (D) 840 WARD 5 Sabrina Gonzalez (D) 378 WARD 6 Angel Arroyo Jr.* (D) 523 Aaron C. Knapp (R) 184 WARD 7 Jeff Bearer (D) 939 WARD 8 Joshua Thornsberry* (D) 1,199 MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE Linda A. Webber 6,990 MUNICIPAL COURT CLERK Kyriece Brooks 3,024 Ted Kalo* 5,408 NORTH RIDGEVILLE COUNCIL AT LARGE (Three to be elected.) Georgia Awig* (R) 3,364 Jason R. Jacobs* (R) 3,473 Susan Olsen (D) 3,743 Holly A. Swenk (R) 4,200 Paul Wolanski (D) 4,156 Cali Zingale (D) 3,768 OBERLIN COUNCIL AT LARGE (Seven to be elected.) Eboni A. Johnson* 1,680 Libni Lopez* 1,525 Michael McFarlin* 1,447 Sandra Miller 1,396 Jessa D. New* 1,465 Kristin L. Peterson* 1,524 Joe Waltzer* 1,418 MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE Farah Lillian Emeka 6,548 Richard S. Ramsey 5,397 SHEFFIELD LAKE WARD 1 Jon Paul Morrow 130 Write-in: Dennis Bring 97 Joseph Heckert 86 WARD 2 Cynthia L. Petrucci* 266 WARD 3 Write-in: Aden Fogel 192 Bill Wtulich* 75 WARD 4 Romolo DeBottis* 244 Michael McBroom 128 VERMILION (Includes Erie County votes.) MAYOR Russell Owens 2,042 COUNCIL PRESIDENT Jeff Lucas 2,034 COUNCIL AT LARGE Gary B. Howell Jr.* 1,968 WARD 1 (No candidate filed.) WARD 2 Gregory A. Drew* 386 WARD 3 Drew R. Werley* 368 WARD 4 Philip Gerald Dombrowski 219 Homer S. Taft 271 WARD 5 Alec Bonawit 391 MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE David J. Berta 1,510 Kenneth M. Lieux 3,181 TOWNSHIPS AMHERST TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Neil J. Lynch* 878 Andrea Repko 782 Jeremy W. Watson 975 BRIGHTON TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Craig Norton* 130 Steve Urbansky* 133 FISCAL OFFICER (Unexpired term) Amy Kiley* 142 BROWNHELM TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Greg Butchko* 1,107 Thomas W. Rini* 1,032 Mike Talbott 588 CAMDEN TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) James S. Hozalski* 301 (No other candidates filed.) CARLISLE TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Berry A. Taylor* 837 Jim Wright* 995 FISCAL OFFICER (Unexpired term) Leressa R. Crockett 450 Joshua C. Hutchison* 765 COLUMBIA TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Joseph E. Borczuch Jr. 920 Dave Montante* 893 Julie Powers 518 EATON TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Sabrina Burrington 604 Matt Hignett* 562 Jason E. Monschein* 693 (Unexpired term) Kyle Hawke 603 Write-in: Roberta Vance 364 ELYRIA TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Michael Benko Jr. 260 Tom Blaz 364 Jeff Bowers 262 Dave Fenik 397 GRAFTON TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Christie Homer-Miller* 336 Carl Wesemeyer* 385 HENRIETTA TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Ronald W. Baumann* 317 Joseph R. Knoble* 331 HUNTINGTON TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Jed Lamb* 249 Christine Novak 143 Walter C. Rollin* 212 LAGRANGE TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Rita Canfield* 672 Michael P. Foreman 537 Kelly West 732 NEW RUSSIA TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Patti Brubaker* 256 Cynthia Drozdowski-Breda 466 R. Scott Justin* 534 PENFIELD TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Richard Conrad* 357 Michael Inman 146 Don Jackson 281 Tim Misconish 52 PITTSFIELD TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) William J. Forthofer 296 Mark W. McConnell* 222 (Unexpired term) Becky L. McDonnell 293 ROCHESTER TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Gary Landis* 118 Adam Mourton* 103 SHEFFIELD TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) Hartford D. Hall II 130 John L. Meade 193 Chad J. Parsons* 263 Dale Suppa 199 WELLINGTON TRUSTEE (Two to be elected) David H. Fisher* 684 Fred Pitts* 716 VILLAGES GRAFTON COUNCIL AT LARGE David M. DiVencenzo 242 Scott W. Kilgore 408 (No other candidates filed.) WARD 1 Matthew Adam Dukles* 62 Brian M. Romes 91 WARD 2 Rodney Campbell 73 James M. Roth 22 Timothy M. Strah 46 KIPTON COUNCIL (Four to be elected) Karley Cantu* 39 Karol Cornelius* 43 Mitchell Curtiss 37 John Yakunovich* 50 LAGRANGE COUNCIL (Four to be elected) Dale Gregory* 282 Barry R. Price* 237 (No other candidates filed.) ROCHESTER COUNCIL (Four to be elected) Andy Kurpely* 25 (No other candidates filed.) SHEFFIELD COUNCIL (Four to be elected) Stan Bielawski* 409 Matthew D. Bliss* 423 Dan Forror* 377 John D. Hunter 582 Scott Pederson 448 Robert Yarber Jr.* 522 SOUTH AMHERST COUNCIL (Four to be elected) Robb Koscho* 208 Mark A. Leshinski 226 Jeanne C. Maschari* 242 Anthony Savage 215 Becky Siesky* 201 WELLINGTON COUNCIL (Three to be elected) Gary Feron* 479 Gene Hartman* 509 Keith Rowland* 441 Stephen D. Boham* 219 Derek Brasee 518 SCHOOL BOARDS AMHERST (Three to be elected) Teresa L. Gilles* 3,683 Holly C. Koepp 3,128 Amanda Messer* 3,329 Valerie K. Neidert 2,820 AVON (Three to be elected) Alissa M. Gault* 1,794 Kate Perhay 2,222 Tara Tatman* 2,124 John P. Weigman* 2,353 Brett Yacovella 1,467 AVON LAKE (Two to be elected) Jenefer S. Machovina* 2,673 Michael P. Sherban* 2,618 BLACK RIVER (Includes Medina and Ashland votes.) (Two to be elected) Jeremy R. Holly 606 Daniel Sexton* 917 Adam Woolfrom 684 CLEARVIEW (Three to be elected) Jessica Garcia 420 Candace Guerra 343 Marianne E. Love* 435 COLUMBIA (Three to be elected) Wayne Brassell* 772 Megan Champagne* 853 Blanche Nemeth* 711 ELYRIA (Two to be elected) Annie Carstarphen Cheeseboro* 4,181 Len Howser* 4,524 FIRELANDS (Includes Erie County votes.) (Three to be elected) Ellen Gundersen* 1,469 Keli Klingshirn 1,270 William F. Schlechter 1,557 KEYSTONE (Three to be elected) Amanda Accavallo 1,330 Andrew Hoops* 1,004 William Andrew Robson 952 Bryan J. Solomon 928 LORAIN (Three to be elected) Mark Ballard II* 2,976 Davon Marie Jeffers 2,069 Diamaris Rosario 2,882 Bill Sturgill* 2,680 MAPLETON (Includes Ashland County votes.) (Two to be elected) (No candidates filed.) MIDVIEW (Three to be elected) Kathy Quintiliano* 1,975 Thomas B. Tomasheski* 2,748 Janet L. Winslow* 2,085 NEW LONDON (Includes Huron and Ashland counties votes.) (Three to be elected) William Given* 675 Write-in: Jennifer Ball 98 Domenic Maiani* 124 NORTH RIDGEVILLE (Three to be elected) Jeff Grigsby* 3,764 Kelly McCarthy* 4,874 Andrew Wampleman 2,905 OBERLIN (Three to be elected) Sarah Reimer Dawson 1,055 Rosa R. Gadsden* 1,265 Melissa George 1,554 John M. LePelley 743 JoAnne Steggall* 1,293 (Unexpired term) Charlita Anderson White* 1,762 OLMSTED FALLS (Includes Cuyahoga County votes.) (Three to be elected) Patrick Antos 1,919 Phil Eckenrode* 2,148 Amy Lauderdale 2,621 SHEFFIELD-SHEFFIELD LAKE (Two to be elected) Kreig Brusnahan 896 Isha Cathey 516 Carol L. Correthers 860 Jack Petrucci 1,233 STRONGSVILLE (Includes Cuyahoga County votes.) (Two to be elected) Christa A. Grywalsky Heckman 4,409 Megan Haffner 5,045 Eric Wahl 4,876 VERMILION (Includes Erie County votes.) (Two to be elected) Sarah Scarvelli 1,493 Sara Stepp* 2,492 Jill Treece 1,945 WELLINGTON (Three to be elected) Jennifer Kazmierczak* 1,029 Phillip Mohrman* 938 Ayers R. Ratliff* 848 (Unexpired terms ending 12/31/2027) (Two to be elected) David Brattoli 962 Patricia Shellhouse* 901 Edward J. Weber 509 LORAIN COUNTY EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER (Includes Erie County votes.) (Three to be elected) Bob Danicki* 7,349 Renee M. Mezera* 7,339 Justina L. Peters 7,159 NORTH POINT EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER ERIE COUNTY DISTRICT (Includes Erie County votes.) (Two to be elected) Eileen Bulan* 813 Philip David Thiede* 481 HURON COUNTY DISTRICT (Includes Huron County votes.) (Two to be elected) Peter Hazel* 2,106 LORAIN COUNTY ISSUES COUNTY PARK DISTRICT ISSUE 1: A 0.25 percent increase in the county sales tax to pay for criminal and administrative justice services of the sheriff's department. Yes 17,709- No 41,747 SCHOOL DISTRICTS AMHERST ISSUE 16: A 1.5 percent income tax for five years for current expenses. Yes 2,618- No 4,331 ELYRIA ISSUE 17: A 4.9-mill, additional levy for 10 years for emergency requirements. Yes 3,631- No 4,552 LORAIN ISSUE 21: A 23.85-mill renewal levy for a continuing amount of time for current expenses. Yes 3,201- No 2,417 ISSUE 22: A 3.22-mill, 10-year renewal levy for emergency requirements. Yes 3,186- No 2,414 OBERLIN ISSUE 23: A 2.72-mill, 10-year renewal levy for emergency requirements. Yes 2,019- No 1,083 ISSUE 24: 2.0-mill, five-year renewal levy for permanent improvements. Yes 2,046- No 1,060 VERMILION ISSUE 25: A 4.08-mill, 30-year bond issue for constructing, furnishing, equipping, renovating, rehabilitating, remodeling buildings and facilities. (Includes Erie County votes.) Yes 1,692 - No 2,507 CITIES AVON ISSUE 2: A Local option to allow Sunday sale at Hecks restaurant, 35546 Detroit Road, in Ward 2, Precinct A. Yes 431- No 49 ISSUE 3: A Local option to allow Sunday sale at Topgolf, 35343 Chester Road, in Ward 2, Precinct A. Yes 411- No 69 LORAIN ISSUE 4: 2-A Local option to allow Sunday sale of beer, wine, mixed beverages and liquor at the Lorain Port Authority's amphitheater and event venue, 421 Black River Lane, in Ward 2, Precinct A. Yes 52- No 19 ISSUE 5: A local option to allow Sunday sale of liquor at Trent's Joint on the River, 138 Alabama Ave., which has a permit for the sale of beer, wine and mixed beverages, in Ward 2, Precinct E. Yes 145- No 39 ISSUE 6: A local option to allow Sunday sale of beer, wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Lorain Harbor Boat Club & Patio, 108 Alabama Ave., in Ward 2, Precinct E. Yes 144- No 39 ISSUE 7: A local option to allow Sunday sale of wine and mixed beverages at Lorain Grocery Outlet, 4415 N. Leavitt Ave., in Ward 8, Precinct B. Yes 108- No 74 NORTH RIDGEVILLE ISSUE 8: A 1 percent income tax increase to 1.75 percent for general operations. Yes 2,942- No 6,024 OBERLIN ISSUE 10: A 3.25-mill, renewal levy for operating expenses at the Oberlin Public Library. The new levy would be permanent. Yes 2,088- No 300 ISSUE 11: A 1.2-mill, five-year renewal levy for current expenses. Yes 1,815- No 521 ISSUE 12: A 3.0-mill, five-year renewal levy for garbage collection and trash disposal. Yes 1,929- No 420 ISSUE 9: A local option to permit Sunday sale of beer, wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Wood Fired Wonders restaurant, at 27 W. College St., in Precinct 6. Yes 125- No 14 VERMILION ISSUE 26: Charter amendment requiring voter approval of tax incremental financing proposals. Tax increment financing uses future increases in property tax revenue from a designated area to pay for infrastructure projects, such as road improvements and utility extensions. (Includes Erie County votes.) Yes 1,494- No 1,337 TOWNSHIPS CARLISLE ISSUE 13: A 2.25-mill, five-year replacement levy for fire protection and emergency medical services. Yes 903- No 685 COLUMBIA ISSUE 14: 1-mill replacement levy and 1-mill increase, totaling 2.0 mills, for five years for maintenance of streets, roads and bridges. Yes 580- No 952 WELLINGTON ISSUE 15: A 0.3 mill, five-year replacement levy for the Spirit of '76 Museum 5. Yes 641- No 554 OTHER ISSUES MIDVIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY ISSUE 20: A 1.25-mill replacement and 0.25-mill increase, totaling 1.5 mills for current expenses. The new levy would be permanent. Yes 2,192- No 2,451 CENTRAL LORAIN COUNTY JOINT AMBULANCE DISTRICT ISSUE 19: A replacement and decrease to 1.75 mills for three years for ambulance and emergency medical services. Yes 2,915- No 1,262 ERIE COUNTY GENERAL HEALTH DISTRICT ISSUE 18: A 0.5-mill, five-year renewal for health programs. (Includes Erie County votes.) Yes 683- No 847