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Final unofficial: 4-H, soil and water levies voted down

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All 31 precincts reporting, unofficially, the Ohio State University Extension  Cooperative was voted down with 3,508 votes against and 2,440 votes for the levy.

The Soil and Water Conservation District Levy is also being voted down, with 3,848 votes against and 2,030 for.
 
In the Democratic race for Ohio's 86th House District, Bill Horne received 1,001 votes, and Laura Curliss received 479 votes. Pike County reported unofficial totals had Horne with 760 votes and Curliss with 464 votes. Clinton County reported Curliss with 508 votes and Horne with 256 votes.
 

Election day was mostly event-free of problems and issues according to members of the Highland County Board of Elections, though turnout at the polls was called "average."

"It went pretty well all over the county," said board president Kay Ayres. "But I would say that our turnout is about average."

"Cell phones were pretty quiet," said board member Steve Hunter.

Ayres said that cumulative results may be released around 8 p.m., as precincts begin reporting.  

The fair spring weather across Highland County May 4 made it easy for voters to get to their polling places. 

Some counties across Ohio dealt with issues such as rain and flooding, particularly in southern counties near the Ohio River, Ayres said. 

"I like the primary election being in May," she said. 

Board member Dinah Phillips said she thinks the later election date, which used to be held in March, is better for candidates. 
 "We've had real good weather, no rain, so I think the farmers are out in the fields, people out in the sun, and I think that has affected out turnout." 
  Philips said the board anticipates a larger turnout for the general election in November.
  Approximately 700 absentee ballots have been submitted so far for the primary election. 

Stay tuned to highlandcountypress.com for continued election coverage, as well as on WVNU 97.5 FM. 

With 31 precincts reporting:
 

Issue 1 3rd Frontier: Yes - 2,526; No - 3,201

Issue 2 Casino Location: Yes - 3,444; no - 2,203

Issue 3 NJFA Tax Levy: For - 304; Against - 181

Issue 4 Soil Water Conservation District: For - 2,030; against - 3,848

 

 

Issue 5 Ohio State University: For - 2,440; Against - 3.508 

Issue 6 City of Greenfield: For - 244 votes; against - 287 votes

Issue 7 Clay Township Cemetery: For 129; against - 78

Issue 8 Clay Township Fire Levy: For - 135; against - 77

Issue 9 Local Option Flagway: Yes - 79; No - 66 

Issue 10 Local Option Flagway: Yes - 66; NO - 80

Issue 11 Local Option Walmart: Yes - 52; No - 122

 

 

Democratic state representative: Laura A. Curliss - 479 votes; Bill Horne - 1,001 votes

Democratic governor and Lt. Governor: Strickland/Brown - 1,367 votes

Democratic attorney general: Richard Cordray - 1,208 votes

Democratic auditor of state: David Pepper 1,160 votes

Democratic secretary of state: Maryellen O'Shaughnesy - 1,154 votes

Democratic treasurer of state: Kevin L. Boyce - 1,133 votes

Democratic United States Senator: Jennifer Brunner - 721 votes; Lee Fisher - 685 votes

Democratic Representative for Congress: Mark A. MacNealy - 1,117 votes

Democratic Chief Justice of Supreme Court: Eric Brown - 1,135 votes

Democratic Justice of the Supreme Court: Mary Jane Trapp - 1,128 votes

Democratic state central committee, man: Floyd E. Wright -  1,051 votes

Democratic state central committee, woman: Zelma Furnish - 1,208 votes

Democratic state senator: Justin Fallon - 1,024 votes

Democratic Highland County Commissioner: Gary Heaton - 1,318 votes

Democratic Highland County Auditor: Jeff Griffith - 1,135 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee Greenfield North: John A. Baal - 74

Democratic Highland County Central Committee Greenfield South: Conrad A. Curren - 62 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee HNE: Peter A. Pence - 40 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee HNW: Kate Cameron - 37 votes

  Democratic Highland County Central Committee: Charles Dick Wright - 44 votes 

 

Democratic Highland County Central Committee HSW- A: Zelma Furnish - 38 votes  

Democratic Highland County Central Committee HSW- B: Vicki Rhude - 34 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee LE: Freddie Snyder - 38 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee LYN: Terry G. Moore - 27 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee DOD: Nancy Shaffer - 29 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee WHK: W. Andrew West - 43 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee BC: Carolyn Garen - 25 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee CO: Bill Horne - 29 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee JCK: Pat Michael - 38 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee LNE: Jolene Walker - 37 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee LS: Linda Emery - 26 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee MA: Dina Phillips - 48 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee NM: Joyce Ford - 50 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee PN: Linda K. Griffith - 42 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee PSE: Deborah J. Ellison - 43 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee PSW: Lester N. Thompson: 46 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee PE: Howard D. Easter - 41 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee SA: Paul Stephen Hughes - 27 votes

Democratic Highland County Central Committee UN: Joseph Fraysier - 61 votes

 

 

Republican Governor Lt. Governor: Kaisch/Taylor - 3,294 votes

Republican Attorney General: Mike DeWine - 3,072 votes

Republican Auditor of State: Seth A. Morgan - 1,096 votes; David A. Yost - 2,022 votes

Republican Secretary of State: Sandra O'Brien - 1,153 votes; John Husted - 2,146 votes

Republican Treasurer of State: Josh Mandel - 2,796 votes

Republican United State Senator: Rob Portman - 3,120 votes

Republican Representative to Congress: Rene L. Oberer - 471 votes; Mike Turner - 3,158 votes

Republican Chief Justice of the Supreme Court: Maureen O'Connor - 2,944 votes

Republican Justice of Supreme Court: Judith Ann Lanzinger - 2,707 votes

Republican Justice of Supreme Court: Paul E. Pfeifer - 2,839

Republican Judge of Court of Appeals: Matthew W. McFarland - 2,737

Republican State Central Committee, man: Phil A. Bowman - 1,899 votes; Matthew T. Lamb 964 votes

Republican Central Committee, woman: Kay Ayres - 2,949 votes

Republican State Senator: David T. Daniels - 2,947 votes; Clyde Evans - 741 votes

Republican State Representative: Cliff Rosenberger - 2,763 votes

Republican Highland County Commissioner: Jeremy Roger Shaffer - 2,707 votes

Republican Highland County Auditor: Bill Fawley - 3,251 votes

 

 

Republican Central Committee BC: Vicki Knauff - 96 votes

Republican Central Committee JCK: Carleta Weyrich - 64 votes

Republican Central Committee LNE: Margaret Van Frank - 99 votes

Republican Central Committee LS: P. Dean Otworth - 179 votes

Republican Central Committee MD: Stephen A. Hunter - 195 votes

Republican Central Committee NM: Lowell E. Sullivan - 191 votes

Republican Central Committee PE: Jeff Dunca - 159 votes

Republican Central Committee SA: Karen Faust - 67 votes

Republican Central Committee UN: Peggy J. Hite - 111 votes

Libertarian Governor/Lt. Governor: Matesz/Leech - 9 votes

Libertarian Attorney General: Marc Allen Feldman - 10 votes

Libertarian Auditor of State: L. Michael Howard - 10 votes

Libertarian Secretary of State: Charles R. Earl - 10 votes

Libertarian Treasurer of State: Matthew P. Cantrell - 10 votes

Libertarian State Representative: Jacob Dawson - 9 votes

C-United States Senator: Eric W. Deaton - 5 votes

G-Governor/Lt. Governor: Spisak/Rios - 1 vote

S-United States Senator: Daniel H. LaBotz -  1 vote

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