Unofficial election results
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With 31 of 31 precincts reporting in the 2011 general election, the following unofficial results have been posted by the Highland County Board of Elections:
City of Hillsboro
Mayor: Drew Hastings (R), 1,008; and John Levo (I), 614
Law Director: Fred Beery, 1,238
Auditor: Gary Lewis, 1,229
Municipal Court Judge: David McKenna, 7,532
Village of Greenfield
Three candidates are to be chosen for the council at large; however, only two candidates are running. The third council member will be chosen by the village council in January. Robert Bergstrom received 569 votes; and Chris Borreson received 375 votes.
Villages
One candidate will be chosen as mayor, and two candidates will be chosen for council.
Highland:
Mayor: Jeremy Kibbey, 33; and Matthew Miller, 51.
Leesburg:
Mayor: Danny Daulton, 163; George Phillips Jr., 57; Richard Tolle, 116.
Council: Bernease Priest, 218.
Lynchburg:
Mayor: Roger Shaffer, 165; and Robbie Wallace, 236.
Council: James Flowers, 246; and Timothy Dean McConnaughey, 231.
Mowrystown
Mayor: Francis Terwilliger, 41
Council: Jan Cooper, 36
Sinking Spring
Council: Kerry McElwee, 5
Townships
For each township, one fiscal officer and one trustee will be chosen.
Brushcreek
Trustee: David Chaney, 301
Fiscal officer: Pamela Crum, 167; and Betty McElwee, 207
Clay
Trustee: James Massey, 314
Fiscal officer: Pat Winkle, 303
Concord
Trustee: Gary Shannon, 308
Fiscal officer: Karen Schroeder, 275
Dodson
Trustee: Randy Mitchell, 305; and Marvin L. Resibois, 423
Fiscal officer: Christine Hawk, 592
Fairfield
Trustee: Andy Caldwell, 468; Erik Luschek, 28; Orville Newman, 158; Michael Pfister, 317.
Fiscal officer: Tracy Evans, 464; and Patrick Hagen, 458.
Hamer
Trustee: Nathan Mootz, 203
Fiscal officer: Kim Walker, 174
Jackson
Trustee: Steve Edingfield, 190; and Carey Michael, 180
Fiscal officer: Christopher Michael, 174; and Carleta Weyrich, 192
Liberty
Trustee: James Grove, 1,028; Jerry Williams, 1,078; and David Inman, 429.
Fiscal Officer: Jolene Walker, 2,037.
Madison
Trustee: Lanny Bryant, 653; and Daniel Mathews, 672
Fiscal officer: Sherri Beatty, 728; and Eleanor Snodgrass, 578.
Marshall
Trustee: Jeff Patton, 244
Fiscal officer: Sonya Blankenship, 246
New Market
Trustee: Lowell Sullivan, 468
Fiscal officer: Richard Barrera, 337; and Caroline Surber, 252
Paint
Trustee: Randy Mustard, 734
Fiscal officer: Joshua Matthews, 419; and Danette Miller, 320
Penn
Trustee: Daryl Bumgarner, 368
Fiscal officer: Jason Davis, 239; and Randy Houck, 199
Salem
Trustee: Joshua Barr, 129; and Jonathan Mootz, 132
Fiscal officer: Tiffany Faust, 213
Union
Trustee: Nathan Brown, 246; and Russell Herdman, 163
Fiscal officer: Peggy J. Hite, 345
Washington
Trustee: Arthur Harless, 199; Cory Myers, 57; and Gary Reno, 89
Fiscal officer: Vic Gall, 250
Whiteoak
Trustee: Lynn Walker, 175; and Fred Yochum, 181
Fiscal officer: Wayne Ferguson, 320
Boards of Education
Two board members are to be chosen Greenfield and Hillsboro; three are elected for Bright, Fairfield and Lynchburg-Clay.
Bright Local: Mike Ames, 502; James Bishop, 485; Steven Cox, 608; Michael Ferguson, 431; and Tammy Hauke, 803
Fairfield Local: Scott Bates, 674; Greg Carson, 475; James Craycraft, 427; Ronald Friend, 706; Troy Putnam, 464; and Mary Shope, 546.
Greenfield Exempted Village Schools: Jason Allison, 1,054 and Greg Barr, 1,217.
Hillsboro City Schools: Terry Britton, 2,400; Marilyn Hiestand, 1,532; Michael Salyer, 1,282; and Jerry Walker, 1,910.
Lynchburg-Clay Schools: Brad Hess, 921; Chad McConnaughey, 1,080; and Beverly Wilkin, 1,045.
Southern Ohio Educational Service Center, with one person to be elected: James Luck, 235; Carl Wilt II, 857; Dennis Mount, 1,281; and Roger West, 933.
State Issue 1
NO, 6,608
YES 4,190
State Issue 2
NO, 6,306
YES, 5,063
State Issue 3
YES, 8,154
NO, 2,996
4-Brushcreek Township Cemetery-Renewal
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 202
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 185
5-Jackson Township Fire-Renewal
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 215
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 152
7-Marshall Township Cemetery-Renewal
YES, 187
NO, 132
8-New Market Township Cemetery-Replacement
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 301
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 291
9-Union Township Cemetery-Renewal
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 235
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 216
10-Adams County/Ohio Valley Local School District
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 22
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 5
11-Clinton-Highland Fire District
YES, 215
NO, 150
12-Sabina/New Vienna Public Library
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 180
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 128
13-Paint Valley ADAMH
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 7,079
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 4,032
14-Greenfield Village-Electric Aggregation
YES, 411
NO, 392
15-Greenfield Village-Natural Gas Aggregation
YES, 408
NO, 405
16-Lynchburg Village-Police-Renewal
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 210
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 200
17-1st Stop-Beer-Sunday Sales
NO, 152
YES, 143
18-1st Stop-Wine & Mixed Sales
NO, 156
YES, 137
19-American Legion-Beer-Sales
YES, 215
NO, 121
20-American Legion-Beer-Sunday Sales
YES, 174
NO, 166
21-Marshall Mini Mart-Sales
YES, 221
NO, 103
22-Marshall Mini Mart-Sunday Sales
YES, 193
NO, 130
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City of Hillsboro
Mayor: Drew Hastings (R), 1,008; and John Levo (I), 614
Law Director: Fred Beery, 1,238
Auditor: Gary Lewis, 1,229
Municipal Court Judge: David McKenna, 7,532
Village of Greenfield
Three candidates are to be chosen for the council at large; however, only two candidates are running. The third council member will be chosen by the village council in January. Robert Bergstrom received 569 votes; and Chris Borreson received 375 votes.
Villages
One candidate will be chosen as mayor, and two candidates will be chosen for council.
Highland:
Mayor: Jeremy Kibbey, 33; and Matthew Miller, 51.
Leesburg:
Mayor: Danny Daulton, 163; George Phillips Jr., 57; Richard Tolle, 116.
Council: Bernease Priest, 218.
Lynchburg:
Mayor: Roger Shaffer, 165; and Robbie Wallace, 236.
Council: James Flowers, 246; and Timothy Dean McConnaughey, 231.
Mowrystown
Mayor: Francis Terwilliger, 41
Council: Jan Cooper, 36
Sinking Spring
Council: Kerry McElwee, 5
Townships
For each township, one fiscal officer and one trustee will be chosen.
Brushcreek
Trustee: David Chaney, 301
Fiscal officer: Pamela Crum, 167; and Betty McElwee, 207
Clay
Trustee: James Massey, 314
Fiscal officer: Pat Winkle, 303
Concord
Trustee: Gary Shannon, 308
Fiscal officer: Karen Schroeder, 275
Dodson
Trustee: Randy Mitchell, 305; and Marvin L. Resibois, 423
Fiscal officer: Christine Hawk, 592
Fairfield
Trustee: Andy Caldwell, 468; Erik Luschek, 28; Orville Newman, 158; Michael Pfister, 317.
Fiscal officer: Tracy Evans, 464; and Patrick Hagen, 458.
Hamer
Trustee: Nathan Mootz, 203
Fiscal officer: Kim Walker, 174
Jackson
Trustee: Steve Edingfield, 190; and Carey Michael, 180
Fiscal officer: Christopher Michael, 174; and Carleta Weyrich, 192
Liberty
Trustee: James Grove, 1,028; Jerry Williams, 1,078; and David Inman, 429.
Fiscal Officer: Jolene Walker, 2,037.
Madison
Trustee: Lanny Bryant, 653; and Daniel Mathews, 672
Fiscal officer: Sherri Beatty, 728; and Eleanor Snodgrass, 578.
Marshall
Trustee: Jeff Patton, 244
Fiscal officer: Sonya Blankenship, 246
New Market
Trustee: Lowell Sullivan, 468
Fiscal officer: Richard Barrera, 337; and Caroline Surber, 252
Paint
Trustee: Randy Mustard, 734
Fiscal officer: Joshua Matthews, 419; and Danette Miller, 320
Penn
Trustee: Daryl Bumgarner, 368
Fiscal officer: Jason Davis, 239; and Randy Houck, 199
Salem
Trustee: Joshua Barr, 129; and Jonathan Mootz, 132
Fiscal officer: Tiffany Faust, 213
Union
Trustee: Nathan Brown, 246; and Russell Herdman, 163
Fiscal officer: Peggy J. Hite, 345
Washington
Trustee: Arthur Harless, 199; Cory Myers, 57; and Gary Reno, 89
Fiscal officer: Vic Gall, 250
Whiteoak
Trustee: Lynn Walker, 175; and Fred Yochum, 181
Fiscal officer: Wayne Ferguson, 320
Boards of Education
Two board members are to be chosen Greenfield and Hillsboro; three are elected for Bright, Fairfield and Lynchburg-Clay.
Bright Local: Mike Ames, 502; James Bishop, 485; Steven Cox, 608; Michael Ferguson, 431; and Tammy Hauke, 803
Fairfield Local: Scott Bates, 674; Greg Carson, 475; James Craycraft, 427; Ronald Friend, 706; Troy Putnam, 464; and Mary Shope, 546.
Greenfield Exempted Village Schools: Jason Allison, 1,054 and Greg Barr, 1,217.
Hillsboro City Schools: Terry Britton, 2,400; Marilyn Hiestand, 1,532; Michael Salyer, 1,282; and Jerry Walker, 1,910.
Lynchburg-Clay Schools: Brad Hess, 921; Chad McConnaughey, 1,080; and Beverly Wilkin, 1,045.
Southern Ohio Educational Service Center, with one person to be elected: James Luck, 235; Carl Wilt II, 857; Dennis Mount, 1,281; and Roger West, 933.
State Issue 1
NO, 6,608
YES 4,190
State Issue 2
NO, 6,306
YES, 5,063
State Issue 3
YES, 8,154
NO, 2,996
4-Brushcreek Township Cemetery-Renewal
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 202
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 185
5-Jackson Township Fire-Renewal
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 215
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 152
7-Marshall Township Cemetery-Renewal
YES, 187
NO, 132
8-New Market Township Cemetery-Replacement
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 301
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 291
9-Union Township Cemetery-Renewal
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 235
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 216
10-Adams County/Ohio Valley Local School District
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 22
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 5
11-Clinton-Highland Fire District
YES, 215
NO, 150
12-Sabina/New Vienna Public Library
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 180
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 128
13-Paint Valley ADAMH
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 7,079
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 4,032
14-Greenfield Village-Electric Aggregation
YES, 411
NO, 392
15-Greenfield Village-Natural Gas Aggregation
YES, 408
NO, 405
16-Lynchburg Village-Police-Renewal
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY, 210
FOR THE TAX LEVY, 200
17-1st Stop-Beer-Sunday Sales
NO, 152
YES, 143
18-1st Stop-Wine & Mixed Sales
NO, 156
YES, 137
19-American Legion-Beer-Sales
YES, 215
NO, 121
20-American Legion-Beer-Sunday Sales
YES, 174
NO, 166
21-Marshall Mini Mart-Sales
YES, 221
NO, 103
22-Marshall Mini Mart-Sunday Sales
YES, 193
NO, 130
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