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MI-Snyder wins 03NOV10 — Republican Rick
Snyder will be Michigan's next governor. Snyder, who kicked off his
gubernatorial campaign last year with a super bowl ad tagging himself as
"one tough nerd," by a wide margin defeated Democrat Virg Bernero to serve
as the state's 48th governor. In his victory speech, the Ann Arbor
venture capitalist thanked Bernero saying he enjoyed a hard fought race.
Snyder went on to say that (quote) "It's time for a new era. It's time for
an era of innovation." and he said components of the era would involve
having a globally diverse economy, protecting and promoting the Great Lakes,
rebuilding Detroit, and keeping young people in Michigan. Snyder is
the former CEO of Gateway computers. He has never before held an elected
office.
MI-Bernero Concedes 03NOV10 — Democrat Virg Bernero has
conceded and Republican Rick Snyder will be Michigan's next governor.
The venture capitalist from Ann Arbor scored landslide victory over the
Lansing mayor Tuesday night leading a Republican sweep of top-of-the-ticket
statewide offices. Snyder thanked his opponent and wife and called for
a new sense of cooperation in Michigan. Bernero promised to work with
Snyder as he transitions into the governor’s job and urged his supporters to
support Snyder as well.
MI-Granholm-Snyder-Update 03NOV10 — Michigan Governor-elect
Rick Snyder met with outgoing Governor Jennifer Granholm this morning
(Wednesday) in Detroit. The two spoke to reporters for a short time
before having a private meeting to discuss the transition of
administrations. Granholm will be leaving Michigan today for South
Korea where she plans to meet with businesses in hopes of getting them to
move into the state. The Governor announced her legal counsel Steven
Leidel will assist the Snyder team in the transition.
Snyder refrained from discussing his plans for transition during the late
stages of the campaign but is believed to have already recruited several key
staffers. One possible leader of his transition team is Doug Rothwell,
the head of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation under former
Governor John Engler and current director of business leaders for Michigan.
MI-House Control 03NOV10 — Michigan Republicans have seized
control of the State House of Representatives, meaning GOP Governor-elect
Rick Snyder will have an all Republican legislature. Riding the tidal
wave of Republican support, and unpopularity of President Barack Obama, the
party also gained a supermajority in the state senate, a chamber long-held
by Republicans. The "Detroit News" reports the Republican sweep marks
the first time since 1998, when John Engler was governor, that both chambers
and the governor were in control of state government. Representative
Jase Bolger of Marshall, who is poised to be the House Speaker in the new
GOP majority, says he is elated at the voter's gift to his party with both
chambers.
Election-Supreme Court 03NOV10 — The balance of the Supreme
Court, which has favored Democratic nominees, has switched back to
Republican power, following Tuesday's election. Incumbent Justice
Robert Young, a Republican nominee, along with Wayne County Circuit Judge
Mary Beth Kelly, won the two open slots on the state's highest court on
Tuesday. Running third and fourth, and out of the running, was
incumbent and recent appointee Alton Thomas Davis, and Denise
Langford-Morris, and Oakland County Circuit Judge.
Republican nominees now hold a four-to-three-edge on the court.
Election-Attorney General 03NOV10 — Former Congressman and
Judge Bill Schuette prevailed on election day Tuesday, and will be
Michigan's next Attorney General. The Midland Republican defeated
Democrat David Leyton on Tuesday. Leyton is the Prosecutor of Genesee
County. Schuette's win caps a particularly bitter race in which
Schuette accused Leyton of being soft on crime, and Leyton accused Schuette
of being a tool of big business and special interests, and as a judge
usually siding with insurance companies.
Election-Secretary of State 03NOV10 — Republican Ruth Johnson will be
Michigan's next Secretary of State. The Oakland County Clerk and
former member of the Michigan House, bested Democrat Joselyn Benson in
Tuesday's election. Johnson becomes the third straight Republican
woman to serve as Michigan's Secretary of State, following current office
holder Terri Lynn Land, and current Congresswoman Candice Miller.
MI-Ballot Proposals Split 03NOV10 — It was one up and one down
for the two proposals before Michigan voters. Proposal two, trigged by
the escapades of former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, was overwhelmingly
approved by a 3-to-1 margin. The measure amends the state’s
constitution by forbidding public officials convicted of crimes that
betrayed the public’s trust from holding office for 20 years.
Kilpatrick pleaded guilty to two counts of obstruction of justice in 2008
for lying under oath during a police whistle-blower trial while mayor.
A second proposal calling for a constitutional convention was defeated by an
overwhelming margin. Michigan voters rejected identical proposals,
which are required every 16 years, twice since the current state
constitution was adopted in 1963.
Election-1st US House-US Congress 03NOV10 The first US House
district in northern Michigan has switched from Democrat to Republican.
Dr. Dan Benishek on Tuesday defeated Democrat Gary McDowell, a state house
member and hay farmer from Rudyard.
MI-Voter Turnout 02NOV10 08:27PM — Reports say voter
turnout today is lighter than expected. Secretary of State Terri Lynn
Land predicted a 52-percent turnout of registered Michigan voters. So far
the estimate is about 41 percent state-wide. In addition to electing a
new Governor, Michigan will see more than 100 new legislators seated.
MI-Today's Ballot — What's on the Michigan ballot today
(Tue Nov. 2nd)? It includes all new faces running at the top of
the ticket. First...Michigan will decide on Governor, the major party
candidates are Republican Rick Snyder and Democrat Virg Bernero. Also at the
top of the ticket, Michigan will choose between Republican Bill Schuette and
Democrat David Leyton for Attorney General, and between Democrat Joselyn
Benson and Republican Ruth Johnson for Secretary of State. Voters will
decide on two positions on the Michigan Supreme Court, with current justices
Robert Young and Alton T- Davis among the candidates. Next, there are
two ballot proposals. Prop 1 is something that's on the ballot every 16
years, as voters are asked if they support having another constitutional
convention. The last convention was in the early 60s. Prop 2 will
constitutionally bar any officeholder convicted of a felony involving deceit
and fraud from holding public office for 20 years. Also, all 148 seats in
the Michigan legislature are up for grabs, including the entire
Republican-controlled Senate and Democrat-controlled House. Michigan's
congressional races are also on the ballot, with close contests expected in
at least three of them. There are also several elections for education posts
and judgeships.
LANSING — New MI Constitutional Convention? The Michigan Constitution, 1963 version, was the
product of seven months of deliberation at a convention called by voters
persuaded that a half-century of seismic economic, social and political
change had rendered obsolete the old one crafted in a long-gone agrarian
era. If voters had doubts about the new one — it was ratified by a
7,424-vote margin of 1.6 million cast — they apparently forgot what they
were. In 1978 and 1994, voters rejected the idea of another constitutional
convention by a combined 2.7 million votes. Voters will be asked again
on Nov. 2. Proposal 1 is the result of a constitutional requirement that
automatically asks voters every 16 years whether to set in motion the
process for overhauling Michigan’s organizing framework for state and local
government. If voters again reject the idea, nothing happens and they
will be asked to consider the question again in 2026. If they say
“yes,” however, the process for assembling 148 delegates, one from each
legislative district, for a “con-con” in Lansing would begin. Those
delegates would be elected in partisan primaries on Feb. 8. The final two
candidates would square off on May 3. The convention would begin no later
than Oct. 4, although implementing legislation recommended by Secretary of
State Terri Lynn Land would have the delegates assemble three months
earlier. There is no deadline, and the con-con could adjourn without
making any changes at all. If a new constitution were written, voters would
be asked to ratify it no earlier than 90 days after delegates approved it.
---Dash---
(MI Poll-Con Con 29OCT10)
A new statewide poll shows most Michiganians do not support the idea of
having a state constitutional convention to rewrite Michigan's 47 year old
constitution. The question is proposal-1 on Tuesday's ballot.
The poll by Lansing-based Epic M-R-A says 57-percent of voters oppose the
proposal and 31 percent support it. The margin of sampling error is
plus or minus four percentage points.
The poll was commissioned by several news media organizations.
(MI Poll-Governor's Race Polls 28OCT10)
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Snyder continues to hold comfortable
leads over Democrat Virg Bernero in at least two new polls Thursday.
With less than a week before the general election, the survey by the
Chicago-based Glengariff group shows Snyder with an 18-point lead over
Bernero at 53-percent to 35-percent. Eight percent (8%) were undecided.
The poll of 600 likely voters was conducted Monday and Tuesday for the
Detroit news and WDIV TV. The poll has a margin of error of plus
or minus 4-percentage points. In the meantime, a poll by the Rossman
group says Snyder has an even larger lead of 21 points over Bernero.
The Rossman poll shows Snyder with an overwhelming 40-point lead among
Independents and peels away four times as many Democrats from Bernero (13
percent) as compared to Republicans from Snyder (3 percent). Bernero
is only down eight points in the metro Detroit region, but he trails in
every other region, among all age groups, and amongst men and women in the
Rossman poll. The poll has margin of error of plus or minus 5-point-6
(5.6%) percentage points.
Michigan
Radio Network News updates will be posted here on election night. |
Choose Local Ballot of Interest:
Alcona Co.
Arenac Co.
Iosco Co.
Ogemaw Co.
Oscoda Co.
 Federal & State
General
Election Ballot Below: (results
unofficial unless marked)
Why is one side Red
and the other Blue?
*Please note: Incumbencies are listed
where it is known. Not all incumbents may be noted.
For more detailed information
on any particular county's election, visit the County Clerk's website for that
county.
Alcona Co. Clerk Website (Arenac Co. no website)
Iosco Co. Clerk Website
Ogemaw Co. Clerk Website
Oscoda Co.
Clerk Website
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Democrat
Party (DEM) |
Republican
Party (REP) |
US Taxpayers or
Constitution Party (UST) |
Libertarian
Party (LIB) |
Green
Party (GRN) |
Independent
Party (IND) |
| Congressional 1st District:
(State 100% reported)
 Dan
Benishek (REP) Crystal Falls,MI
120,077 (52.0%) (4,611 Iosco)
 Patrick
Lambert (UST*) Oscoda, MI 4,200
(2.0%) (0,488 Iosco)
*USTPM
is a recognized affiliate of the National Constitution Party (candidates may
be endorsed by Tea Party members).
 Keith Shelton (LIB)
Marquette, MI
2,571 (1.0%) (0,138 Iosco)
.JPG) Glenn
Wilson (IND) Rose City, MI
7,841 (3.0%) (0,696 Iosco)
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Congressional 1st District:
(State 100% reported)
 Gary
McDowell (DEM) Pickford, MI
94,805 (41.0%) (3,539 Iosco)
 Ellis,
Boal (GRN) Charlevoix, MI
2,072 (1.0%) (0,071 Iosco)
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| Congressional 10th District:
(State 100% reported)
 Candice
Miller (REP) Shelby Twp.,MI
168,120 (72.0%)
 Claude
Beavers (LIB) Eastpointe,MI
3,749 (2.0%)
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Congressional 10th District:
(State 100% reported)
 Henry
Yanez (DEM)
Sterling Hgts.,MI
58,335 (25.0%)
 Candace
Caveny (GRN) Lapeer,MI
3,295 (1.0%)
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| Michigan Governor's Race:
(State 100% reported)
 Rick Snyder
(REP) Ann Arbor, MI
1,880,438
(58.0%) (5,943 Iosco)
 Stacey
Mathia (UST*) Lansing, MI
21,033 (1.0%) (0,131 Iosco)
*USTPM
is a recognized affiliate of the National Constitution Party (candidates may
be endorsed by Tea Party members).
_small.JPG) Ken
Proctor (LIB) Charlotte, MI
22,491 (1.0%) (0,067 Iosco)
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Michigan Governor's Race:
(State 100% reported)
 Virg
Bernero (DEM) Lansing, MI
1,289,928 (40.0%) (3,435 Iosco) (former Mayor of Lansing,
MI)
_small.JPG) Harley
Mikkelson (GRN) Caro, MI
21,312 (1.0%) (0,088 Iosco)
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| Michigan Lt. Governor's Race:
(State 100% reported)
 Brian
Calley
(REP) Portland, MI
1,880,438
(58.0%)
(5,943 Iosco) (5,943 Iosco) (incumbent House of
Representatives)
 Chris
Levels (UST*) Flint, MI
21,033 (1.0%) (0,131 Iosco)
*USTPM
is a recognized affiliate of the National Constitution Party (candidates may
be endorsed by Tea Party members).
 Erwin
Haas (LIB) Gr. Rapids, MI
22,491 (1.0%) (0,067 Iosco)
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Michigan Lt. Governor's Race:
(State 100% reported)
 Brenda
Lawrence (DEM) Southfield, MI
1,289,928 (3,435 Iosco)
(incumbent Mayor of Southfield, MI)
 Lynn
Meadows (GRN) Ann Arbor, MI
21,312 (1.0%) (0,088 Iosco)
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| Michigan Secretary of State Race:
(State 100% reported)
 Ruth
Johnson
(REP) Holly, MI
1,613,722
(51.0%) (5,202 Iosco)
Robert
Gale
(UST*) Sterling Hts, MI 41,873 (1.0%)
(0,248 Iosco)
*USTPM
is a recognized affiliate of the National Constitution Party (candidates may
be endorsed by Tea Party members).
 Scotty
Boman
(LIB) Detroit, MI
58,213 (2.0%) (0,190 Iosco)
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Michigan Secretary of State Race:
(State 100% reported)
 Jocelyn
Benson
(DEM) Detroit, MI 1,437,722 (45.0%)
(3,770 Iosco)
 John
LaPietra
(GRN) Marshall, MI
30,610 (1.0%) (0,105 Iosco)
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| Michigan Attorney General Race:
(State 100% reported)
 Bill
Schuette
(REP) Midland, MI
1,654,872
(53.0%) (5,231 Iosco)
 Gerald
VanSickle
(UST*) Wellston, MI 61,012
(2.0%) (0,337 Iosco)
*USTPM
is a recognized affiliate of the National Constitution Party (candidates may
be endorsed by Tea Party members).
 Daniel
Grow
(LIB) St. Joseph, MI
62,901 (2.0%) (0,190 Iosco)
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Michigan Attorney General Race:
(State 100% reported)
 David
Leyton
(DEM) Flint, MI
1,369,353 (43.0%) (3,746 Iosco)
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31st District State Senator:
(District 100% reported)
_small.JPG) Mike
Green (REP) Mayville, MI
51,202 (59.0%)
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31st District State Senator:
(District 100% reported)
.JPG) Jeff
Mayes (DEM) Bay City, MI
36,251 (41.0%)
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36th District State Senator:
(District 100% reported)
 John
Moolenaar (REP) Midland, MI
56,534 (64.0%) (5,641 Iosco)
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36th District State Senator:
(District 100% reported)
 Andy
Neumann (DEM) Alpena,MI
32,154 (36.0%) (3,847 Iosco)
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84th District State Representative:
(District 100% reported)
 Kurt
Damrow (REP) Austin, MI
15,181 (50.05%)
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84th District State Representative:
(District 100% reported)
 Terry
Brown (DEM) Pigeon, MI
15,153 (49.95%)
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97th District State Representative:
(District 100% reported)
 Joel
Johnson (REP) Clare, MI
16,822 (58.0%)
 Brandon
Dickhausen (LIB) Standish, MI 1,392 (5.0%)
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97th District State Representative:
(District 100% reported)
 Mark
Lightfoot (DEM) Lake, MI
10,657 (37.0%)
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103rd District State Representative:
(District 100% reported)
 Bruce
Rendon (REP) Lake City, MI
19,930 (63.0%)
(5,516 Iosco)
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103rd District State Representative:
(District 100% reported)
 Van
Sheltrown (DEM) West
Branch, MI 11,958 (38.0%) (3,986 Iosco)
(incumbent)
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106th District State Representative:
(District 100% reported)
 Peter
Pettalia (REP) Presque Isle,
MI
18,096 (58.0%)
Nicholas
Hein (IND) Posen, MI
1,498 (5.0%)
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106th District State Representative:
(District 100% reported)
 Casey
Viegelahn (DEM) Rogers City,
MI 11,744 (37.00%)
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| Michigan Supreme Court:
(elect up to 2)
(State 100% reported)
_small.JPG) Mary
Beth Kelly (REP) Wayne County, MI
1,411,532 (30.0%)
Bachelor's degree in political science and history,
University of Michigan-Dearborn, 1984; law degree, Notre Dame University,
1987.
CAREER: Wayne County Circuit Court judge 1999-present;
Served as chief judge of the county court from 2002-2007. Formerly a
commercial litigation partner with law firm Dickinson Wright in Detroit.
_small.JPG) Robert
Young Jr. (REP) Grosse Pointe Park, MI
(incumbent)
1,314,590 (28.0%)
Bachelor's degree, Harvard College, 1974; Law degree,
Harvard Law School; 1977.
CAREER: Appointed by then-Gov. John Engler to Michigan
Supreme Court in 1999, elected in 2002; Michigan appeals court, 1995-99;
general counsel, AAA Michigan, 1992-95; private law practice 1978-92.
_small.JPG) Bob
Roddis (LIB) Grosse Pointe Farms, MI
263,571 (6.0%)
Bachelor's degree, Michigan State University, 1974; law
degree, Detroit College of Law, 1980; master of laws degree, Wayne State
University law school, 1984.
CAREER: Lawyer in private practice
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Michigan Supreme Court:
(elect up to 2)
(State 100% reported)
_small.JPG) Alton
Thomas "Tom" Davis (DEM) Grayling, MI
(incumbent)
911,275 (19.0%)
Graduated from North Central Michigan College and Western
Michigan University. Law degree from Detroit College of Law, 1974.
CAREER: Michigan Supreme Court, August 2010-present;
Michigan Court of Appeals, 2005-2010; 46th Circuit Court judge, 1985-2005,
including 17 years as chief justice; private law practice, 1975-1984;
part-time Crawford County prosecutor and assistant prosecutor, 1976-1980. He
also also has been an English teacher and disc jockey.
_small.JPG) Denise
Langford Morris (DEM) West Bloomfield, MI
814,267 (17.0%)
Bachelor's degree, Wayne State University, 1975; master's
degree in counseling, Wayne State University, 1978; law degree, University
of Detroit Mercy, 1982.
CAREER: Oakland County Circuit Court judge, 1992-present;
assistant U.S. attorney, 1989-92; private law practice; Oakland County
assistant prosecutor; state of Michigan social worker.
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| Michigan Court
of Appeals 4th District:
.JPG) Donald
Owens, Williamston, MI Judge of the Court of Appeals (incumbent) 6 Yr. Term
about
Owens
5,681 (51.6%)
_small1.JPG) William
Whitbeck, West Ionia, MI Judge of the Court of Appeals (incumbent) 6 Yr.
Term
about Whitbeck
5,319 (48.3%)
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Michigan Court
of Appeals 4th District:
_small.JPG) Uncontested
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 State
Proposal 10-1
(State 100% reported)
A PROPOSAL TO CONVENE A
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE PURPOSE OF DRAFTING A GENERAL REVISION OF
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
Shall a Convention of elected
delegates be convened in 2011 to draft a general revision of the Michigan
State Constitution for presentation to the state's voter for their approval
or rejection?
YES: 985,433
NO: 1,965,044
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State
Proposal 10-2
(State 100% reported)
A PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE STATE
CONSTITUTION TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN FELONS FROM HOLDING ELECTIVE OFFICE AND
SPECIFIED TYPES OF PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT POSITIONS.
The proposed Constitutional
amendment would:
Make a person ineligible for
election or appointment to any state or local elective office, or to hold a
position in public employment in the state that is policy-making or has
discretionary authority over public assets, if:
* within the preceding 20
years, the person was convicted of a felony involving dishonesty, deceit,
fraud or a breach of the public trust; and
* the conviction was related
to the person's official capacity while holding any elective office or
position of employment in local, state or federal government.
Require the State Legislature
to enact laws to implement the prohibition.
Should this proposal be
adopted?
YES: 2,276,449
NO: 762,314
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Choose Local Ballot of Interest:
Alcona Co.
Arenac Co.
Iosco Co.
Ogemaw Co.
Oscoda Co.
Alcona
County Ballot:
(County 100% reported)
| CURTIS TWP. ROAD
MILLAGE INCREASE
2 Mil increase.
YES: 0,244
NO: 0,226
Alcona County Website
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(County 100% reported)
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| County Road Commissioner
(Uncontested)
_small.JPG) Theodore
Somers (REP) Lincoln, MI
3,428
County Commissioner District #1
Kathleen
Vichunas (REP) Hubbard Lake, MI (incumbent) 0,834
County Commissioner District #2
William
Thompson (REP) Harrisville, MI (incumbent) 0,715
County Commissioner District #3
Carolyn
Brummund (REP) Greenbush, MI (incumbent) 0,613
County Commissioner District #4
Uncontested
County Commissioner District #5
Uncontested
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County Road Commissioner
(Uncontested)
Uncontested
County Commissioner District #1
Uncontested
County Commissioner District #2
Uncontested
County Commissioner District #3
Uncontested
County Commissioner District #4
Sheila Phillips (DEM) Lincoln, MI
(incumbent) 0,435
County Commissioner District #5
Kevin Boyat (DEM) Mikado, MI
0,477
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| Curtis Twp. Trustee: (Uncontested)
James
McCormick (IND) Glennie, MI
0,249 |
Curtis Twp. Trustee
Uncontested
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| Greenbush Twp. Treasurer
(Uncontested)
Tracie
Beatty (REP) Greenbush, MI (incumbent) 0,459
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Greenbush Twp. Treasurer
Uncontested
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| Hawes Twp. Trustee (Uncontested)
Richard
Rozanek (REP) Lincoln, MI (incumbent) 0,307
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Hawes Twp. Trustee
Uncontested
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| Village of Lincoln (non-partisan)
Uncontested
President
Phillip
Jordan - Lincoln, MI (incumbent)
0,082 (0.0%)
Treasurer
Mary
Kossa - Lincoln, MI (incumbent)
0,090 (0.0%)
Trustee
Bonnie
Gauthier - Lincoln, MI (incumbent)
0,074 (0.0%)
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Village of Lincoln (non-partisan)
Uncontested
Clerk
Linda
Somers - Lincoln, MI (incumbent)
0,088 (0.0%)
Trustee
Sarah
Healy - Lincoln, MI
0,077 (0.0%)
Trustee
Kristen
Lask - Lincoln, MI
0,063 (0.0%)
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| Alcona & Oscoda County School
Board (non-partisan) Mitchell Twp. only.
Fairview Area School Board (elect up to 2)
 Diana
Danhoff - Fairview, MI (full term)
(incumbent)
0,104-Alcona County 0,000
Total
Randy
Shantz - Fairview, MI (full term)
0,083-Alcona County 0,000
Total
Beth
Oaks
0,026-Alcona County 0,000
Total
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Choose Local Ballot of Interest:
Alcona Co.
Arenac Co.
Iosco Co.
Ogemaw Co.
Oscoda Co.
Arenac
County Ballot:
(County 100% reported)
|
Arenac County Fixed Millage for
the County, Townships & ISD
YES: 2,034
NO: 3.241 Arenac Co. has no Clerk website
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Arenac County 1/10th Mil
(.0001x$1,000.00 assessed value) (10 cents for every $1,000 dollars) for
County Parks
YES: 1,961
NO: 3,166
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| AuGres Twp. Proposal:
#1-Mosquito Control
YES: 0,305 NO:
0,077
#2-Road Improvement
YES: 0,241 NO:
0,139 |
Turner Twp. Proposal:
#1-Fire Millage
YES: 0,104
NO: 0,083 |
| Arenac Eastern Schools
Proposal: 4 Mils for
Non-Homestead Operational Millage
YES: 0,301 NO:
0,254 |
AuGres-Sims Schools
Proposal: 18 Mils for
Non-Homestead Operational Millage
YES: 0,873 NO:
0,483 |
| County Road Commissioner
Kenneth
Stawowy (REP)
3.198 (59.7)
County Commissioner District #4
Glen
Rice (REP)
0,455 (45.5%)
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County Road Commissioner
Raymond
Gulvas (DEM)
2,161 (40.3%)
County Commissioner District #4
Jeff
Trombley (DEM)
0,546 (54.6%)
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| Arenac County School Board (non-partisan)
AuGres-Sims Area School Board (elect 1)
Heather
Caufield (full term)
0,663 (60.3%)
Timothy
Kubik (full term)
0,436 (39.7%)
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(County 100% reported)
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| Arenac County School Board (non-partisan)
Standish-Sterling School Board (elect 2)
Ronald
Bartlett (full term)
1,810 (42.0%)
Kim
Belchak (full term)
1,294 (30.0%)
Patricia
Kipfmiller (full term)
1,199 (28.0%)
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Arenac County School Board (non-partisan)
Standish-Sterling School Board (elect 1)
Sara
Brandenburg (partial term)
0,647 (26.0%)
Megan
Dickhausen (partial term)
0,857 (34.0%)
Allen
Schmidt (partial term)
0,989 (40.0%)
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| Arenac County School Board (non-partisan)
Arenac Eastern School Board (elect 2)
Anne
Brown (full term)
0,412 (54.0%)
Kathleen
Clark (full term)
0,353 (46.0%)
Terry
Card (full term)
0,000 (0.0%)
Adam
Sabin (full term)
0,000 (0.0%)
Jennifer
Mitchell (partial term)
0,000 (0.0%)
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(County 100% reported)
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Choose Local Ballot of Interest:
Alcona Co.
Arenac Co.
Iosco Co.
Ogemaw Co.
Oscoda Co.
Iosco County Ballot:
(County 100% reported)
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SHERMAN TWP. MILLAGE TO OFFSET THE
HEADLEE ROLLBACK
Shall the allocated township millage rate of one mil
($1.00 per $1,000 of taxable value), reduced to 0.7530 mil ($.7530 per
$1,000 of taxable value) by the required millage roll-backs, be increased up
to 0.2470 mil ($.2470 per $1,000 of taxable value) to the original allocated
rate to recover that millage reduction and be levied by Sherman Township for
six (6) years, 2010 through 2015, inclusive, for general operating purposes,
which 0.2470 mil increase will raise in the first year the millage is
levied.
YES: 0,071
NO:
0,102
Iosco Co. Clerk Website
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composed of two Democrats and two Republicans who have been recommended by
each party. To serve on the Board a person must be a "qualified elector"
of the County and must take and subscribe to the constitutional oath of
office. The County Clerk serves as Secretary of the Board and does not
vote.
After an August Primary or November General Election, the Board of County
Canvassers must begin the Canvass at 1:00 p.m. on the day after the
primary or election. A canvass must be completed within 14 calendar days
after its commencement (MCLA 168.22) . The commencement depends on the
type of primary or election held.
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election materials produced during the voting process including
tabulations completed at the precinct level. Second, in the case of city,
county, township or school elections the Board declares that individuals
have been elected or ballot questions passed or failed (certified). When
the election involves a state office, a federal office, a state ballot
question, or a federal ballot question, the County Board canvassers the
election and forwards the canvass results to the State Board of
Canvassers.
If you have any questions about this posting, you may contact Helen Walton
at 989-362-4855.
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| County Commissioner District #1
Uncontested
County Commissioner District #2
.JPG) Jeffrey
Matthews (REP) Oscoda, MI
(incumbent)
1,182 (97.44%)
County Commissioner District #3
Roger
Houthoofd (REP) Hale, MI
0,842 (47.73%)
County Commissioner District #4
.JPG) John
Moerhing (REP) East Tawas, MI
(incumbent)
1,229 (66.36%)
County Commissioner District #5
 Donald
O'Farrell (REP) Whittemore, MI
1,094 (55.0%)
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County Commissioner District #1
.JPG) Roberta
Roulo (DEM) East Tawas, MI
(incumbent)
1,257 (97.59%)
County Commissioner District #2
Uncontested
County Commissioner District #3
.JPG) Bob
Cudney (DEM) Hale, MI
(incumbent)
0,921 (52.21%)
County Commissioner District #4
Josef
Drozdowski (DEM) East Tawas, MI
0,621 (33.53%)
County Commissioner District #5
.JPG) Patricia
Schmidt (DEM) National City, MI
(incumbent)
0,888 (44.65%)
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| Iosco & Ogemaw Co. School
Board (non-partisan):
Whittemore-Prescott Area Schools (vote for 2)
Chris
Daniels, Whittemore, MI
0,000 (0.0%)Board Member 4 Yr. Term
(incumbent Trustee)
Leanna
McDonald, Whittemore, MI
0,000 (0.0%)
Board Member 4 Yr. Term
Billie
Stone, Prescott, MI
0,000 (0.0%)
Board Member 4 Yr. Term
(incumbent Vice President)
Bryan
Allen, Whittemore, MI
0,000 (0.0%)
Board Member 4 Yr. Term
Cathy
Blust, Whittemore, MI
0,000 (0.0%)
Board Member 4 Yr. Term
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Iosco & Ogemaw Co. School
Board (non-partisan):
Whittemore-Prescott Area Schools (vote for 1)
Troy
Bronson, Prescott, MI
0,000 (0.0%)
Board Member 6 Yr. Term
Gary
Gillings, Whittemore, MI
0,000 (0.0%)
Board Member 6 Yr. Term
(incumbent Secretary)
Lynn
Mervyn, Whittemore, MI
0,000 (0.0%)
Board Member 6 Yr. Term
David
Hoffman, Whittemore, MI
0,000 (0.0%)
Board Member partial term ending 12-31-2012
(incumbent Trustee)
Kathleen
Sinelli, Whittemore, MI
0,000 (0.0%)
Board Member partial term ending 12-31-2012
Pete
Skacal, Alger, MI
0,000 (0.0%)
Board Member partial term ending 12-31-2012
Brenda
Byner, Prescott, MI
0,000 (0.0%)
Board Member partial term ending 12-31-2012
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| Iosco & Ogemaw Co. School
Board (non-partisan): Hale Area
Schools
Iosco shared district with Ogemaw (vote for 2)
Mark
McKlusky, Hale, MI
0,214 Ogemaw +
0,930 Iosco =
1,124
(incumbent)
Board Member
Carol
Shellenbarger, Hale, MI
0,247 Ogemaw +
1,074
Iosco = 1,321
(incumbent)
Board Member
Phyllis
Seitz, Hale, MI
0,000 (0.0%) Ogemaw +
0,509 Iosco =
0,509
Board Member
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(County 100% reported)
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Choose Local Ballot of Interest:
Alcona Co.
Arenac Co.
Iosco Co.
Ogemaw Co.
Oscoda Co.
Ogemaw County Ballot:
(County 100% reported)
| Hill Twp. Proposal:
Vote to recall Supervisor Bruce Baumann
YES: 0,358 NO:
0,242
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(County 100% reported)
Ogemaw County
Website |
| County Road Commissioner
Dan
Winter (REP)
4,317 (58.2%)
County Commissioner District #2
 John
West (REP) (incumbent)
0,589 (58.9%)
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County Road Commissioner
Mark
Dematio (DEM)
3,100 (41.8%)
County Commissioner District #2
David
Stahl (DEM)
0,411 (41.1%)
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| Village of Prescott Trustee
(Vote for no more than 6)
Henry
Davis
0,025 (1.0%)
Brian
Gagnon (incumbent)
0,043 (15.3%)
Shirley
Hojnacki (incumbent)
0,041 (14.6%)
Peggy
Mashke (incumbent)
0,056 (20.0%)
Helga
Smith (incumbent)
0,040 (14.3%)
Heather
Webster (incumbent)
0,036 (12.8%)
Kirk
Webster (incumbent)
0,039 (13.9%)
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| Iosco & Ogemaw Co. School
Board (non-partisan):
Whittemore-Prescott Area Schools (vote for 2)
Chris
Daniels, Whittemore, MI Board Member 4 Yr. Term
(incumbent Trustee)
0,497(0.0%)-County
0,497 Total
Leanna
McDonald, Whittemore, MI Board Member 4 Yr. Term
0,000 (0.0%)-County 0,404 Total
Billie
Stone, Prescott, MI Board Member 4 Yr. Term
(incumbent Vice President)
0,000 (0.0%)-County 0,413 Total
Bryan
Allen, Whittemore, MI Board Member 4 Yr. Term
.
0,210 (0.0%)-County 0,210 Total
Cathy
Blust, Whittemore, MI Board Member 4 Yr. Term .
0,358 (0.0%)-County 0,358 Total
Ogemaw shared district with Iosco (vote for 2)
Mark
McKlusky, Hale, MI
0,214 Ogemaw +
0,930 Iosco =
1,124
(incumbent)
Board Member
Carol
Shellenbarger, Hale, MI
0,247 Ogemaw +
1,074
Iosco = 1,321
(incumbent)
Board Member
Phyllis
Seitz, Hale, MI
0,000 (0.0%) Ogemaw +
0,509 Iosco =
0,509
Board Member
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Iosco & Ogemaw Co. School
Board (non-partisan):
Whittemore-Prescott Area Schools (vote for 1)
Troy
Bronson, Prescott, MI Board Member 6 Yr. Term
.
0,476 (0.0%)-County 0,476 Total
Gary
Gillings, Whittemore, MI Board Member 6 Yr. Term
(incumbent Secretary)
0,387 (0.0%)-County 0,387 Total
Lynn
Mervyn, Whittemore, MI Board Member 6 Yr. Term
0,328 (0.0%)-County 0,328 Total
David
Hoffman, Whittemore, MI
Board Member partial term ending 12-31-2012
(incumbent Trustee)
0,000 (0.0%)-County 0,219 Total
Kathleen
Sinelli, Whittemore, MI Board Member partial term ending 12-31-2012
0,000 (0.0%)-County 0,145 Total
Pete
Skacal, Alger, MI Board Member partial term ending 12-31-2012
0,215 (0.0%)-County 0,215 Total
Brenda
Byner, Prescott, MI Board Member partial term ending 12-31-2012
0,514 (0.0%)-County 0,514 Total
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Choose Local Ballot of Interest:
Alcona Co.
Arenac Co.
Iosco Co.
Ogemaw Co.
Oscoda Co.
Oscoda County Ballot:
(County 100% reported)
| County Road Commissioner
(elect up to 2)
 Dennis
Morse (REP) (incumbent)
2,042
Mark
Patullo (REP)
1,355
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County Road Commissioner (elect up
to 2)
 Owen
Smith (DEM)
0,901
David
Yoder (DEM)
1,375
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| Oscoda & Alcona County School
Board (non-partisan) Comins, Clinton Twp.
Fairview Area School Board (elect up to 2)
Diana
Danhoff - Fairview, MI (full term) 0,000 (0.0%)-County
(0,000) Total
Randy
Shantz - Fairview, MI (full term) 0,000 (0.0%)-County
(0,000) Total
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Click Below to see sample ballots
For Oscoda Co.
(County 100% reported)
Oscoda
Proof Ballot
Mitchell Twp. Proof Ballot
Oscoda Co.
Clerk Website
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