Nov. 3, 2009 Election Resuts For Loveland, Ohio Area

100% of Local  Precincts Counted

LOVELAND CITY COUNCIL

Four citizens were competing only for bragging right of being the top vote getter in the Loveland City Council race, applying to run for four open seats for the 4-year term.

All three counties included in these results.

• 1,653 – Dave Bednar
• 2,366 – Linda Cox
• 1,857 – Robert H. Weisgerber
• 1,471 – Brent Zuch

Current Member Joe Schickel did not file for re-election

LOVELAND BOARD OF EDUCATION

Three to be elected to a 4-year term.

All three counties included in these results.

• 4,863 – Katie Bontrager
• 2,752 – Michael J. Lubes
• 5,145 – Christine M. Olsen
• 5,018 – Linda Pennington

Current Member Dr. Judy McClanahan did not file for re-election

SYMMES TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES

Two to be elected to a 4-year term.

• 2,512 – Ken Bryant
  
• 2,189 – Jodie L. Leis
• 2,101 – Kathryn Wagner

GOSHEN BOARD OF EDUCATION

Three seats were for election for 4-year terms.

All Counties included in these results.

• 1,797 – John Gray
• 1,831 – Tom Bixler
• 1,513 – John Benthien
• 2,371 – Sue Steele

GOSHEN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

Six ran for two, 4-year terms.

• 1,380 – T. J. Corcoran
• 1,951 – Bob Hausermann
• 1,600 – Ray Autenrieb
• 1,272 – Thomas Risk
•    625 – Charles Stokes

Incumbent Mike Keeley did not running for re-election.

MIAMI TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

Two open seats for 4-year terms.

• 4,817 – Karl B. Schultz
• 6,854 – Mary Wolff
• 3,410 – Mark Keitel
• 3,009 – Michael Collins

MILFORD CITY COUNCIL

Three 4-year terms to be elected.

All Counties included in results.

•    841 – Laurie Walter
• 1,219 – Amy L. Brewer
• 1,008 – Mark Rohrig
•    775 – Carmella Fugate

Sam Pschesang and Kim McBeath did not seek re-election, and Mayor David Hunter submitted his resignation.

MILFORD BOARD OF EDUCATION

Three, 4-year terms

All Counties included in these results.

• 5,597 – Andrea R. Brady
• 4,428 – Don Hartley
• 5,002 – Deborah Widder Marques
• 4,866 – Robert D. Hewlett
• 5,151 – David E. Yockey

LITTLE MIAMI BOARD OF EDUCATION

Two open seats, for 4-year terms.

All counties included in these results.

• 4,734 – Stephanie Black
• 4,809 – Bobbie Grice
• 4,685 – Herb Mayer

Incumbent John Stern did not run for re-election.

MORROW VILLAGE COUNCIL

4 OPEN SEATS

• 190 – Rebecca Issacs-Niemesh
• 106 – Gary I. Kelsey
• 164 – Michael McKeehan
• 220 – Bruce C. Miller
•  75 – Perry Schneiders
• 176 –J udy Warman-Neal
• 108 – Paul Zorn

MAINVILLE VILLAGE COUNCIL No contest here, except for bragging rights. Four seats – 4-year terms.

• 137 – Tony Dickman
• 141 – Douglas L. Drook
• 151 – Linda J. Humphries,
• 142 – Larry Jebsen

HAMILTON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

Two to be elected to a 4-year term.

• 1,926 – ClydeBaston
• 3,835 – Becky Ehling
•    715 – David Lipson
• 1,363 – Terry Tranter
• 3,800 – Kurt Weber

Incumbent MIchael Munoz did not run for re-election.

DEERFEILD TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

Two, 4-year seats open.

• 3,898 – Daniel J. Corey
• 2,453 – Tim Hershner
• 4,261 – Chris Romano
• 2,554 – Lee Speidel

STATE ISSUES (94% of Ohio Precincts Counted)

• Proposed Constitutional Amendment - Compensation to Veterans of the Persian Gulf, Afghanistan and Iraq Conflicts  YES – 2,099,291    NO – 816,161
• Proposed Constitutional Amendment - Create Livestock Care Standards Board  YES – 1,870,384    NO – 1,059,077
• Proposed Constitutional Amendment - Casino Gambling.  YES – 1,579,945    NO – 1,406,900

HAMILTON COUNTY ISSUES

• Issue 4 Tax Levy - Add - .34ml - 5yr - Family Services & Treatment Programs   YES – 120,066   NO – 112,075
• Issue 5 Tax Levy - Ren & Inc - 4.13ml - 5yr - Developmental Disabilities  YES – 159,292   NO – 76,732
• Issue 6 Tax Levy - Ren & Dec - .18ml - 5yr - Museum Center  YES – 157,358    NO – 77,288
• Issue 7 Tax Levy - Add - 1ml - 5yr - COE & Capital Improvements Public Library  YES – 172,880    NO – 64,784

SYMMES TOWNSHIP ISSUES

• Tax Levy- If passed, this l.0 mill levy will replace the expiring 1.2 mill park levy beginning in 2010.  YES – 3,169     NO – 1,396
• Proposed Electric Aggregation*  YES – 2,726     NO – 1,502
• Proposed Natural Gas Aggregation*  YES – 2,743     NO – 1,485

*Gas & Electric Aggregation Levies - These levies, if passed and implemented, will give the Trustees buying power to negotiate lower rates for the residents' natural gas and electric costs. (For more information, please log onto www.naturalgas-electric.com/aggregation.asp.)

LITTLE MIAMI SCHOOL LEVY  YES – 5,558    NO – 6,103

The Little Miami school board placed a 7.95-mill incremental property tax for 5 years on the November 2009 ballot. The incremental levy request would ask for a smaller-than-needed amount from voters the first year with additional amounts of millage added in later years of the levy request. 

MAINVILLE ISSUE  YES – 148    NO – 159

Maineville officials placed a ballot issue on the November 2009 General Election seeking voter approval to pursue an opt-out natural gas aggregation program.

CLERK OF CLERMONT CTY MUNICIPAL COURT

• 15,955 – Gregg Conrad
• 25,540 – Tim Rudd

MILFORD FIRE PROTECTION LEVY  YES – 1,764    NO – 264

MILFORD H: WalMART SUNDAY SALES  YES – 329    NO – 148

SALEM TOWNSHIP LIBRARY  YES – 6,382    NO – 5942

GOSHEN H - PAIR OF DICE SUNDAY SALES  YES – 116    NO – 98