Tuesday, November 6, 2012
In two races that were closer than most in Summit County, Rep. Kristina Daley Roegner of Hudson and County Councilwoman Gloria Rodgers of Stow retained their positions. Continue reading for more 2012 Summit County election results.
(Information is final but unofficial according to the Summit County Board of Elections.) Click here for the results of Issue 67, the Stow-Munroe Falls School District's renewal levy. ------- Last updated: 12:40 a.m. 298/298 precincts counted. 298/298 precincts counted. 298/298 precincts counted. 298/298 precincts counted. 298/298 precincts counted 43/43 precincts counted. 298/298 precincts counted. 298/298 precincts counted. 84/84 precincts counted. (67 write-in candidates.) 71/71 precincts counted. (Issue 73 is a 2.25-mill renewal levy for the protection and placement of abused and neglected children.) 202/298 precincts counted. * indicates incumbent.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Find what seats are up for election in the primary March 6.
There's quite a few races in Summit County on the March 6 ballot. Here's a list of those running for election: (* Denotes candidates without websites.) • SUMMIT COUNTY EXECUTIVE: • SUMMIT COUNTY PROSECUTOR • SUMMIT COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS • SUMMIT COUNTY SHERIFF (Currently Drew Alexander) • SUMMIT COUNTY FISCAL OFFICER • SUMMIT COUNTY ENGINEER • AT-LARGE • DISTRICT 1 • DISTRICT 2 • DISTRICT 3 • DISTRICT 4 • DISTRICT 5 • DISTRICT 6 • DISTRICT 7 • DISTRICT 8 (Information supplied by the Summit County Board of Elections.)
Monday, January 23, 2012
Presidential candidates are only a small part of the ballot
Ohio voters will decide much more than the Republican Presidential primary on March 6. It's a major election that will narrow fields of candidates in a number of state, regional, judicial and county races, as well as decide local issues in some communities. Here's what you need to know: Deadlines for Voters • You can register to vote until Feb. 6, which is 30 days before the election. • If you want to vote by mail, the county Board of Elections has to have absentee ballots ready by Jan. 31. You have until noon on March 3 to apply for an absentee ballot from your county Board of Elections. • That ballot must be postmarked by March 5 and received by the Board of Elections by March 16 to be counted. • In-person voting by absentee ballot at …
James Thomas
10:06 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Calm Jim, for better or for worse, the world will go as it will, not as you or I would have it. more ›