PORTAGE COUNTY100 percent of precincts counted.* Denotes incumbentOne winner unless otherwise notedCandidatesCITIESAURORACOUNCIL AT LARGE(Two to be elected)Deborah Davis     630Robert A Galaska Jr.*     1,668Kathleen Grandillo     1,446John J. Kudley Jr.*      2,678Ann Womer Benjamin     2,723WARD 2Denny Kovach*     499Rita Scott     383WARD 4George C. Horvat*     713WARD 6Jason L. Harper     25Harold P. Hatridge     369Amy McDougald*     333Greg Pollock     194KENTWARD 1Garret M. Ferrara* (R)     754Melissa M. Long (D)     744WARD 2Jack E. Amrhein* (D)     1,101WARD 3Wayne A. Wilson* (D)     666WARD 4John M. Kuhar*     87WARD 5Heidi L. Shaffer* (D)     377WARD 6Tracy Wallach* (D)     569RAVENNAMAYORJoseph Bica Jr.*     2,108Bill Davis     814COUNCIL PRESIDENTFrancis M. Ricciardi*     2,265FINANCE DIRECTORKimble Cecora*     2,136LAW DIRECTORFrank J. Cimino*     2,266COUNCIL AT LARGEBruce R. Ribelin*     2,188(Unexpired term)Steven R. Bailey     940Fred Berry*     1,651WARD 3Charles F. Ferguson*     473Kevin N. Tichnell     263WARD 4Scott M. Rainone*     331Donna Swigart     282STREETSBOROMAYORGlenn M. Broska     2,423Brett M. McClafferty     2,058(Write-in votes)Stacey Vadaj     n/aWARD 1Edith B. Pavlick*     932WARD 2John Ruediger     532Keith A. Smith     414WARD 3Regis V. Faivre*     822(Write-in votes)Arthur Scott     n/a     WARD 4 Julie Field     719Nick Funari*     268TOWNSHIPSATWATERTRUSTEEDanny Derreberry*     626FISCAL OFFICERTracy Magrell*     671BRIMFIELDTRUSTEESue Fields*     1,967Vincent A. Murdocco     1,203FISCAL OFFICERJohn Dalziel*     1,874Joanne Sprague     1,412CHARLESTOWNTRUSTEEWilliam Todd Forgacs     168Bruce A. Lange     253FISCAL OFFICERRuth E. Craft*     357DEERFIELDTRUSTEEDavid R. Allison     78Mark Bann     367Herman C Prevot Jr.     161Mike Rach     255FISCAL OFFICERNancy Cowan*     711EDINBURGTRUSTEESandra K. Templeton*     661FISCAL OFFICERJudy Repcik*     551FRANKLINTRUSTEEGary D. Falstad*     845Andrew A. Lucas     656FISCAL OFFICERSuzanne M. Lucas*     712Lise S. Russell     786FREEDOMTRUSTEEJames Hammar*     628FISCAL OFFICERKaren S. Martin     463Pamela R. Wilke     275HIRAMTRUSTEEGary C. Bott     284Jack Groselle     431Sandra Wagner     250FISCAL OFFICERStanley R. Carlisle     332Martin J. Moleski     254Diane Rodhe     297MANTUATRUSTEEJohn Festa     1,043Mark L. Hall*     725FISCAL OFFICERMarie Louise Stehli*     1,299NELSONTRUSTEETom Matota     411William Wilson*     360FISCAL OFFICERJohn David Finney*     659PALMYRATRUSTEEBarbara C. McKenzie*     723FISCAL OFFICERKathleen S. Cofojohn*     558PARISTRUSTEERalph Graham*     416FISCAL OFFICERLinda L. Shaulis*     403RANDOLPHTRUSTEEMichael T. Lang*     1,621FISCAL OFFICERRebecca L. Carter     590Mary A. Rodenbucher*     1,175RAVENNATRUSTEEHank Gibson*     1,922FISCAL OFFICERKelly Rich*     1,555ROOTSTOWNTRUSTEEMisty Dulaney     485Roy J. Kelsey     468Joe Paulus     1,168Michael Roloson     270Staci Stephens     350FISCAL OFFICERTina M. Jenior     1,130JoAnn Townend*     1,370SHALERSVILLETRUSTEEDennis J. Bujak*     1,121Daryl Guyette     411FISCAL OFFICERCharles Casalicchio     1,099SUFFIELDTRUSTEEJanice Cowan     398David H. Polen*     929David T. Vartenuk     878FISCAL OFFICERLori Calcei*     1,838WINDHAMTRUSTEEBrian K. Miller*     428Todd Phillips     101FISCAL OFFICERTricia A. Kendrick     224Jayme Neikirk*     290VILLAGESBRADY LAKEMAYORHal Lehman*     116Joseph W. Pittinger     61CLERK-TREASURERRichard Fresch     58Ethel Nemeth*     112COUNCIL(Two to be elected)Kenneth L. Bescoe*     101Jill Hoover-Correll*     114GARRETTSVILLEMAYORCraig L. Moser*     650CLERK-TREASURERNancy Baldwin*     628COUNCIL(Two to be elected)Jeffrey S. Kaiser*     508Rick Patrick*     541BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS(Two to be elected)Chris A. Knop*     464Fran Teresi*     528HIRAMMAYORLou Bertrand*     160COUNCIL(Two to be elected)Paul A. Spencer*     150(Write-in votes)Frank Hemphill     n/a     MANTUAMAYORLinda S. Clark     197Donna L. Hawkins*     81Benjamin G. Prescott     105CLERK-TREASURERJenny August*     336COUNCIL(Two to be elected)Roger J. Hawkins*     72Paul Janson     214Linda Schilling*     120Bill Zoller     267SUGAR BUSH KNOLLSMAYORJames R. Beal     90CLERK-TREASURERWilliam Elder*     86COUNCIL(Two to be elected)Amey L. Park     81WINDHAMMAYORRob Donham*     317Linda Rininger     131COUNCILDebbie Blewitt     332Sheryl Prem     196SCHOOL BOARDSAURORA(Includes Summit County votes.)(Two to be elected)Annie Grohe     3,040Chuck Maruniak     1,874John E. Sloe*     2,336Noah H. Wood     1,285CRESTWOOD(Three to be elected)David A. Becker*     1,487David V. Cline*     1,532John J. Dickey     292Bonnie Lovejoy     2,355Debra Soltisz     1,789Matthew Sorrick     1,714Lisa Surgeon     1,276Daniel Varga     734FIELD(Two to be elected)Linda R. Cooper*     2,217Laura May     2,625Larry W. Stewart     2,323J.A. GARFIELD(Three to be elected)Gary L. Foy*     1,387David L. Vincent*     1,568Deral E. White*     1,474KENT(Two to be elected)Rebekah Wright Kulis*     4,063Janet M. Rusnack*     4,367RAVENNA(Two to be elected)Roger A. Boltz*     2,527Joanne L. Newhauser*     2,886Judy Paydock     2,406ROOTSTOWN(Two to be elected)Robert F. Park*     1,483Norman L. Reynolds*     1,536(Unexpired term)Stephanie Langguth*     1,913SOUTHEAST(Three to be elected)Hugh R. Holley     1,452Mary Kaley*     2,213Jeff McElfresh*     1,722John J. Witkosky*     1,737STREETSBORO(Three to be elected)Carol J. Fruscella     1,356Kevin S. Grimm*     2,002John Kelly     2,016C. Pennock-Hanish*     2,069Brian Violi*     1,605Joe Wolfe     1,950WATERLOO(Three to be elected)Kenneth M. Fletcher     1,233Lisa B. Gumpf*     1,631Steve Jones     1,467WINDHAM(Two to be elected)Darryl W. McGuire*     623Melissa R.V. Roubic*     645PORTAGE COUNTYEDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER(Two to be elected)Dianne M. Kuntzman*     12,715Dale VanVoorhis*     8,761(Unexpired term)Christina Anderson*     13,320IssuesSCHOOL ISSUESAURORAIssue 14 — A 7.33-mill, five-year renewal levy for operating expenses. (Includes votes from Summit County.)YES 4,258- NO 1,796CRESTWOODIssue 17 — A 3.5-mill, five-year renewal levy for permanent improvements.YES 3,252- NO 1,624FIELDIssue 18 — A 6.0-mill, five-year additional levy for operating expenses (5 mills) and permanent improvements (1.0 mill).YES 2,226- NO 3,688STREETSBOROIssue 16 — A 5.1-mill, five-year renewal levy for operating expenses and permanent improvements.YES 3,290- NO 1,796WATERLOOIssue 21 — A 5.0-mill, permanent additional levy for operating expenses.YES 1,297- NO 1,757MAPLEWOOD CAREER CENTERIssue 20 — A 3.0-mill, 10-year renewal levy for operating expenses. (Includes votes from Summit County.)YES 19,786- NO 15,810CITY ISSUESKENTIssue 26 — A local option to allow the weekday sales of liquor at Dome Night Club, in Ward 3, Precinct D.YES 94- NO 86STREETSBOROIssue 27 — A local option to allow the Sunday sales of wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Woody’s Bar-B-Q, in Ward 1, Precinct C.YES 236- NO 89TOWNSHIP ISSUESATWATERIssue 4, Question 1 — A local option to allow the sales of wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Dawg’s Draft House, in Precinct B.YES 307- NO 199Issue 4, Question 2 — A local option to allow the weekday and the Sunday sale of beer at Dawg’s Draft House, in Precinct B.YES 286- NO 217DEERFIELDIssue 5 — A 2.5-mill, five-year renewal levy for fire protection and emergency medical services.YES 630- NO 256Issue 6, Question 1 — A local option to allow the weekday sales of beer, wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Island Creek Grille, in Precinct B.YES 461- NO 98Issue 6, Question 2 — A local option to allow the Sunday sales of beer, wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Island Creek Grille, in Precinct B.YES 422- NO 131Issue 7, Question 1 — A local option to allow the weekday sales of beer, wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Sebring Country Club, in Precinct B.YES 443- NO 119Issue 7, Question 2 — A local option to allow the Sunday sales of beer, wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Sebring Country Club, in Precinct B.YES 404- NO 154EDINBURGIssue 8, Question 1 — A local option to allow the weekday sales of beer, wine and mixed beverages at Barrel Run Crossing Winery and Vineyard, in Precinct B.YES 379- NO 74Issue 8, Question 2 — A local option to allow the Sunday sales of beer, wine and mixed beverages at Barrel Run Crossing Winery and Vineyard, in Precinct B.YES 340- NO 109FRANKLINIssue 9 — A 2.0-mill, five-year renewal levy for road and bridge construction and repair.YES 1,380- NO 499MANTUAIssue 10 — A local option to allow the Sunday sales of wine and mixed beverages at Jimmy D’s Lil Store, in Precinct A.YES 284- NO 138Issue 11 — A local option to allow the Sunday sales of wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Mantua Gas & Beverage, in Precinct C.YES 306- NO 153PARISIssue 12 — A 2.0-mill, five-year renewal levy for fire protection.YES 402- NO 169RANDOLPHIssue 13 — A 2.0-mill, five-year renewal levy for fire protection and emergency medical services.YES 1,487- NO 538VILLAGE ISSUESBRADY LAKEIssue 44 — A 3.55-mill, five-year renewal levy for operating expenses.YES 116- NO 66MANTUAIssue 45 — A proposal to prohibit through truck traffic on streets in the village.YES 90- NO 292WINDHAMIssue 46 — A local option to allow the weekday sales of beer, wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Twisted Spoke Grille, in Precinct A.YES 64- NO 82Issue 46 — A local option to allow the Sunday sales of beer, wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Twisted Spoke Grille, in Precinct A.YES 55- NO 91OTHER ISSUESPORTAGE COUNTY LIBRARYIssue 24 — A 1-mill, five-year additional levy for operating expenses. (Includes votes from Summit County.)YES 17,030- NO 17,899KENT FREE LIBRARYIssue 23 — A 1.8-mill, permanent additional levy for operating expenses.YES 4,843- NO 2,485REED MEMORIAL LIBRARYIssue 22 — A 1.5-mill, five-year additional levy for operating expenses.YES 2,965- NO 2,592GARRETTSVILLE-FREEDOM-
NELSON JOINT FIRE DISTRICTIssue 25 — A 3.2-mill, five-year renewal levy for fire protection.YES 1,861- NO 583