UPDATED: An early look at election numbers
By Scott Halasz - shalasz@aimmediamidwest.com
XENIA Here’s a look at where Greene County issues and contested races stand at 10:24 p.m.:
Issue 1 Beavercreek city income tax 12,574 for, 13,372 against
Issue 2 Cedarville Village income tax 518 for, against 273
Issue 3 Spring Valley Village additional for street repair and maintenance 148 for, 86 against
Issue 4 Spring Valley Village renewal for street repair and maintenance 181 for, 55 against
Issue 5 Yellow Springs Village renewal for current expenses 1,772 for, 706 against
Issue 6 Bath Township renewal for streets, roads, and bridges 1,078 for, 655 against
Issue 7 New Jasper Township additional for fire and EMS 399 for, 241 against
Lampton elected representative of 73rd House District
By London Bishop - lbishop@aimmediamidwest.com
BEAVERCREEK/BELLBROOK Unofficial final results by the Greene County Board of Elections indicate that Brian Lampton will succeed Rick Perales as District 73 state representative. The Republican nominee led his opponent Kim McCarthy by a margin of 57.6 percent to 42.4 percent.
”I’m honored and humbled for all the support, and I’m excited and looking forward to representing the good folks of the 73rd district,” Lampton said.
Official final results are pending the roughly 4,500 outstanding absentee and provisional ballots in Greene County and the certification of the election. However, Lampton’s margin is great enough that the number of absentee votes cannot swing the vote in McCarthy’s favor.
Lampton elected representative of 73rd House District
By London Bishop - lbishop@aimmediamidwest.com
BEAVERCREEK/BELLBROOK Unofficial final results by the Greene County Board of Elections indicate that Brian Lampton will succeed Rick Perales as District 73 state representative. The Republican nominee led his opponent Kim McCarthy by a margin of 57.6 percent to 42.4 percent.
”I’m honored and humbled for all the support, and I’m excited and looking forward to representing the good folks of the 73rd district,” Lampton said.
Official final results are pending the roughly 4,500 outstanding absentee and provisional ballots in Greene County and the certification of the election. However, Lampton’s margin is great enough that the number of absentee votes cannot swing the vote in McCarthy’s favor.
BOE releases unofficial final results
XENIA Greene County Board of Elections released unofficial final results for the Nov. 3 election.
The results were unavailable by press time Tuesday night. Wednesday’s print coverage showed Rick Perales leading the commission race, the Xenia Warner Middle School levy on the way to failing, and the Fairborn Schools issue ahead. All three outcomes remain the same.
Greene County reported to the secretary of state that out of 118,938 registered voters, there were 87,604 ballots counted with an unofficial voter turnout of 73.66 percent. The board said there are 2,271 outstanding absentee ballots and 2,256 outstanding provisional ballots. Outstanding absentee ballots have up to 10 days to arrive at the Board of Elections.