2016 General Election results

Here are the unofficial results for races and issues in Tuesday's general election. The totals are for Huron County only. "√" indicates overall winner.RACESCounty CommissionerMichael C. Notke (D) - 7,628√ Bruce A. Wilde (R) - 15,616County Commissioner√ Terry Boose (R) - 14,943Howard Smith (D) - 8,718Clerk of Courts√ Susan Hazel (R) - 19,627Coroner√ Jeffrey A. Harwood (R) - 19,740County Engineer√ Lee E. Tansey (D) - 17,171ProsecutorDaivia S. Kasper (D) - 8,147√ James Joel Sitterly (R) - 15,291RecorderMarilyn J. Dillion (D) - 6,490√ Jan. M. Tkach (R) - 16,721Sheriff√ Todd J. Corbin (R) - 15,655Dane A. Howard (D) - 8,579Treasurer√ Kathleen A. Schaffer (D) - 17,989U.S. PresidentHillary Clinton (D) - 7,080Richard Duncan - 239Gary Johnson - 897Jill Stein (G) - 186√ Donald Trump (R) - 15,9304th District CongressJanet Garrett (D) - 4,656√ Jim Jordan (R) - 7,6787th District Congress√ Bob Gibbs (R) - 7,431Dan Phillip (NP) - 861Roy Rich (D) - 2,482U.S. SenateTom Connors (NP) - 697Joseph DeMare (G) - 412√ Rob Portman (R) - 16,217Scott Rupert (NP) - 573Ted Strickland (D) - 5,969State Rep. 57th DistrictTom Dunlap (D) - 8,815√ Dick Stein (R) - 15,087 ISSUESHURON COUNTY - REPLACEMENT (HURON COUNTY PULBLIC HEALTH)0.5 mill for 10 years; carrying out its health program by Huron County Public Health√ Yes - 11,215No - 10,623NORWALK CITY - RENEWAL (Park & Rec)0.3 mill for five years; current expenses√ Yes - 3,797No - 2,813NORWALK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL3 mills for a continuing period of time; permanent improvements√ Yes - 4,444No - 3,285NEW LONDON LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL1.35 mills for ten years; providing for emergency requirements of district√ Yes - 1,283No - 1,006PLYMOUTH SHILOH LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL3.8 mills for five years; avoiding an operating deficit in the school districtYes - 174√ No - 139LORAIN COUNTY JVS - RENEWAL0.75 mill for a continuing period of time; current expenses√ Yes - 69No - 100BELLEVUE CITY - RENEWAL1 mill for five years; parks and recreational purposes√ Yes - 881No - 423WILLARD 3 - LOCAL LIQUOR OPTION - CIRCLE K 5706Sunday Sales√ Yes - 379No - 255WILLARD 2 - LOCAL LIQUOR OPTION - ASH ST. SPORTS AND BEER LLC DBA THE SHOESunday Sales√ Yes - 183No - 90GREENWICH VILLAGE - RENEWAL1.6 mills for five years; current expenses√ Yes - 296No - 225NORTH FAIRFIELD VILLAGE - REPLACEMENT1.8 mills for five years; current expenses√ Yes - 88No - 77PLYMOUTH VILLAGE - ADDITIONAL0.5 mill for five years; cemeteryYes - 115√ No - 141WAKEMAN VILLAGE - LOCAL LIQUOR OPTION - FRIENDSHIP FOOD STORE 75Sunday Sales√ Yes - 283No - 143* * *(UPDATED at 10:11 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016) Republican candidates won all contested races in Huron County.Local elections officials reported that 24,891 of the county's 35,741 (69.64 percent) registered voters cast their ballots in today's general election, either in advance or at the polls.Here are the final unofficial totals, with all 46 of the county's 46 precincts reporting, plus the early voting totals: RACESCounty CommissionerMichael C. Notke (D) - 7,628Bruce A. Wilde (R) - 15,616 County CommissionerTerry Boose (R) - 14,943Howard Smith (D) - 8,718 ProsecutorDaivia S. Kasper (D) - 8,147James Joel Sitterly (R) - 15,291 RecorderMarilyn J. Dillion (D) - 6,490Jan. M. Tkach (R) - 16,721 SheriffTodd J. Corbin (R) - 15,655Dane A. Howard (D) - 8,579 U.S. PresidentHillary Clinton (D) - 7,080Richard Duncan - 239Gary Johnson - 897Jill Stein (G) - 186Donald Trump (R) - 15,930 4th District CongressJanet Garrett (D) - 4,656Jim Jordan (R) - 7,678 7th District CongressBob Gibbs (R) - 7,431Dan Phillip (NP) - 861Roy Rich (D) - 2,482 State Rep. 57th DistrictTom Dunlap (D) - 8,815Dick Stein (R) - 15,087 ISSUESNEW LONDON LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL1.35 mills for ten years; providing for emergency requirements of districtYes - 1,283No - 1,006 NORWALK CITY - RENEWAL (Park & Rec)0.3 mill for five years; current expensesYes - 3,797No - 2,813 NORWALK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL3 mills for a continuing period of time; permanent improvementsYes - 4,444No - 3,285 HURON COUNTY - REPLACEMENT (HURON COUNTY PULBLIC HEALTH)0.5 mill for 10 years; carrying out its health program by Huron County Public HealthYes - 11,215No - 10,623 PLYMOUTH SHILOH LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL3.8 mills for five years; avoiding an operating deficit in the school districtYes - 174No - 139* * *(UPDATED at 9:10 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016) Republican candidates continue to lead all contested races in Huron County.With 15 of the county's 46 precincts reporting, plus the early voting totals, nearly 40 percent of the votes have been counted.Here are the totals from 14,275 voters: RACESCounty CommissionerMichael C. Notke (D) - 4,561Bruce A. Wilde (R) - 8,745 County CommissionerTerry Boose (R) - 8,334Howard Smith (D) - 5,257 ProsecutorDaivia S. Kasper (D) - 5,020James Joel Sitterly (R) - 8,410 RecorderMarilyn J. Dillion (D) - 3,971Jan. M. Tkach (R) - 9,367 SheriffTodd J. Corbin (R) - 8,400Dane A. Howard (D) - 5,485 U.S. PresidentHillary Clinton (D) - 4,485Richard Duncan - 155Gary Johnson - 476Jill Stein (G) - 91Donald Trump (R) - 8,710 4th District CongressJanet Garrett (D) - 3,128Jim Jordan (R) - 4,823 7th District CongressBob Gibbs (R) - 3,487Dan Phillip (NP) - 423Roy Rich (D) - 1,376 State Rep. 57th DistrictTom Dunlap (D) - 5,506Dick Stein (R) - 8,188 ISSUESNEW LONDON LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL1.35 mills for ten years; providing for emergency requirements of districtYes - 1,109No - 813 NORWALK CITY - RENEWAL (Park & Rec)0.3 mill for five years; current expensesYes - 2,471No - 1,833 NORWALK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL3 mills for a continuing period of time; permanent improvementsYes - 2,609No - 2,038 HURON COUNTY - REPLACEMENT (HURON COUNTY PULBLIC HEALTH)0.5 mill for 10 years; carrying out its health program by Huron County Public HealthYes - 6,818No - 6,106 PLYMOUTH SHILOH LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL3.8 mills for five years; avoiding an operating deficit in the school districtYes - 52No - 41 * * *(UPDATED at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016) There are 35,741 registered voters, and 8,266 (23.13%) of those cast their ballots before Tuesday.Here are the results from early voting (absentee ballots) in Huron County:RACESCounty CommissionerMichael C. Notke (D) - 2,687Bruce A. Wilde (R) - 5,082 County CommissionerTerry Boose (R) - 4,684Howard Smith (D) - 3,209 ProsecutorDaivia S. Kasper (D) - 3,059James Joel Sitterly (R) - 4,728 RecorderMarilyn J. Dillion (D) - 2,441Jan. M. Tkach (R) - 5,314 SheriffTodd J. Corbin (R) - 4,736Dane A. Howard (D) - 3,296 U.S. PresidentHillary Clinton (D) - 2,932Richard Duncan - 95Gary Johnson - 238Jill Stein (G) - 51Donald Trump (R) - 4,728 4th District CongressJanet Garrett (D) - 1,954Jim Jordan (R) - 2,727 7th District CongressBob Gibbs (R) - 1,931Dan Phillip (NP) - 203Roy Rich (D) - 865 State Rep. 57th DistrictTom Dunlap (D) - 3,399Dick Stein (R) - 4,527Norwalk ISSUESNEW LONDON LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL1.35 mills for ten years; providing for emergency requirements of districtYes - 321No - 251 NORWALK CITY - RENEWAL (Park & Rec)0.3 mill for five years; current expensesYes - 1,738No - 1,271 NORWALK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL3 mills for a continuing period of time; permanent improvementsYes - 1,878No - 1,541 HURON COUNTY - REPLACEMENT (HURON COUNTY PULBLIC HEALTH)0.5 mill for 10 years; carrying out its health program by Huron County Public HealthYes - 4,034No - 3,422 PLYMOUTH SHILOH LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT - RENEWAL3.8 mills for five years; avoiding an operating deficit in the school districtYes - 52No - 41 * * *NOTE: The Reflector will update this story as initial election results are released and continue to update it until final unofficial totals are announced. Keep checking back for updates.* * *It's finally here: Election Day.Polls are open until 7:30 p.mThose who vote today — as well as those who cast their ballots in early or absentee voting before today — will decide not just the race for president, but also other federal, state, and local government races, plus tax levies and other ballot issues.Early voting began in Ohio on Oct. 12 and ended at 2 p.m. Monday. Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted reported Monday that nearly 2 million of the state's 7.9 million registered voters requested an absentee ballot, of which nearly 1.8 million were returned by that day, either by mail or in person..Along with the presidential race featuring Democrat Hillary Clinton, Republican Donald Trump and and a handful of third-party candidates, Ohio voters will cast ballots for the U.S. Senate as incumbent Republican Rob Portman faces a challenge from Democratic former Ohio governor Ted Strickland.Locally, Huron County voters will elect two county commissioners — Michael C. Notke (D) faces Bruce A. Wilde (R) in one race and Terry Boose (R) faces Howard Smith (D) in other — plus a sheriff (incumbent Democrat Dane A. Howard is running against Republican challenger Todd J. Corbin), a prosecutor (incumbent Democrat Daivia S. Kasper is running against Republican challenger James Joel Sitterly) and a recorder (Republican incumbent Jan. M. Tkach is running against Democratic challenger Marilyn J. Dillion).Huron County voters also will help decide races in the statehouse and the U.S. Congress.In the state house's 57th District, Norwalk Democrat Tom Dunlap and Norwalk Republican Dick Stein are running for the seat currently occupied by Terry Boose, who could not seek re-election due to term limits.In the 4th District, U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, a Republican incumbent, is being challenged by Democrat Janet Garrett.In the 7th District, U.S. Rep. Bob Gibbs, a Republican incumbent, is being challenged by Democrat Roy Rich and Dan Phillip (NP)Huron County voters will decide the fate of a health department replacement levy, as well as several requests from townships and village.Local school districts, including Norwalk, New London and Plymouth-Shiloh, are asking voters to approve levy renewal requests on today's ballot.EDITOR'S NOTE: The Toledo Blade (TNS) contributed to this story.