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    Unofficial Election Results for Stark County Candidates and Issues

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    Unofficial Election Results for Stark County Candidates and Issues

    These are the unofficial results of the November 5 general election. The results will not be final until they are certified by the Stark County Board of Elections.

    *Denotes winner in Stark

    federal offices

    President/Vice President

    Kamala D. Harris, Democrat: 69,732

    *Donald J. Trump, Rep.: 109,461

    Chase Oliver, Lib.: 794

    Richard Duncan, no part: 463

    Peter Sonski, other part: 306

    United States Senator

    Sherrod Brown, Democrat: 74,054

    *Bernie Moreno, Rep.: 97,669

    Donald Kissick, liberal: 6,724

    Congressional Representative – District 6

    Michael L. Kripchak, Democrat: 20,347

    *Michael A. Rulli. Rep.: 39,409

    Congressional Representative – District 13

    Emilia Sykes, Democrat: 49,835

    *Kevin Coughlin, Rep.: 65,519

    State offices

    Supreme Court Justice – unexpired term ending 12-31-2026

    Lisa Forbes, Democrat: 68,934

    *Daniel R. Hawkins, Rep.: 103,509

    Supreme Court Justice, 1-1-2025

    Michael P. Donnelly, Democrat: 67,939

    *Megan E. Shanahan, Rep.: 105,754

    Supreme Court Judge, 2-1-2025

    Melody J. Stewart, Democrat: 69,889

    *Joseph T. Deters, Rep.: 102,298

    5th District Court of Appeals

    Court of Appeals Judge (District 5), 10-2-25

    *Kevin W. Popham, Rep.: 128,742

    Court of Appeals Judge (District 5), 11-2-25

    *David Gormley, Rep.: 128,573

    Court of Appeals Judge (District 5), 2-9-25

    *Robert G. Montgomery, Rep.: 130,606

    House of Representatives Districts

    State Representative – District 48

    Lynn C. Gorman, Democrat: 19,836

    *Scott Oelslager, Rep.: 44,015

    State Representative – District 49

    Krista L. Allison, Democrat: 22,053

    *Jim Thomas, representative: 24,363

    State Representative – District 50

    Doremus C. Redvine, Democrat: 17,768

    *Matthew Kishman, Rep.: 35,576

    State Representative – District 51

    Joe Rinehart, Democrat: 2,581

    *Jodi Salvo, Rep.: 7,341

    Court of Common Pleas

    Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, General Div. 04/16/25

    *Natalie R. Haupt, Democrat: 88,346

    Dan Funk, Rep.: 61,895

    Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, Family Court Division, 1-1-25

    Katie Erchick Gilbert, Democrat: 64,059

    *Matt Kreitzer, representative: 81,860

    Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, Family Court Division, 1-2-25

    *Rosemarie Hall, Rep.: 124,222

    Stark County Offices

    Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas

    Rick Campbell, Democrat: 70,207

    *Lynn Miller Todaro, Rep.: 101,083

    Coroner

    *Ronald Rusnak, Rep.: 134,208

    County Commissioner, 1-2-25

    Joe Cole, Democrat: 64,287

    *Bill Smith, Rep.: 107,352

    County Commissioner 1-3-25

    Kevin D. Hall, Democrat: 58,550

    *Richard S. Regula, Rep.: 114,951

    county engineer

    *Keith A. Bennett, Rep.: 134,046

    county recorder

    Tara Dyer, Democrat: 64,605

    *Jamie Walters, representative: 105,533

    county treasurer

    Joseph Liolios, Democrat: 56,535

    *Alexander A. Zumbar, Rep.: 115,178

    Fiscal

    Richard Reinbold, Democrat: 68,040

    *Kyle L. Stone, Rep.: 104,156

    Sheriff

    George Maier, Democrat: 84,181

    *Eric Weisburn, representative: 90,569

    State Board of Education – District 8

    Board of Education Member

    *Karen A. Lloyd: 6,870

    State issues

    Number 1: Proposed constitutional amendment to create an appointed redistricting commission that is neither elected nor subject to recall by the voters of the state.

    Yes: 73,047

    *No.: 99,072

    Municipal Affairs

    Number 2. Minerva park rate.

    *For: 480

    Against: 370

    Number 3. Lake Township B Liquor Option, Sunday Sales, Bell Stores

    *To: 518

    Against: 308

    Number 4. Fulton Canal Fire Tax.

    *For: 1,608

    Against: 1,126

    Number 5. Fire Tax Renewal in East Sparta.

    *To: 234

    Against: 149

    Number 6. East Sparta road fee.

    To: 172

    *Against: 208

    Number 7. Additional fire rate in eastern Sparta.

    For: 180

    *Against: 203

    Number 8. Road tax renewal in Waynesburg.

    *For: 252

    Against: 102

    Number 9. Issuance of bonds from the North Canton for the construction of a fire station.

    To: 4,629

    *Against: 4,862

    Number 10. Replacement of the road tax in the North Canton.

    To: 4,303

    *Against: 5,232

    Number 11. Magnolia Fire Tax Renewal

    *For: 270

    Against: 97

    Number 12. Massillon 3-C Liqueur Option, Aldi, Sunday Sales

    *To: 379

    Against: 142

    Number 13. Lake Township B, liquor option, Marc’s, Sunday sales

    *To: 532

    Against: 293

    Number 14. North Canton 1-C, Liquor Option, Massillon/North Canton Lodge

    *To: 512

    Against: 127

    Number 15. North Canton 1-C, liquor option, Massillon/North Canton Lodge, Sunday sales

    *To: 483

    Against: 163

    Number 16. North Canton 1-A, liquor option, Papa Bears pizza oven

    *To: 434

    Against: 113

    Number 17. North Canton 1-A, liquor option, Papa Bears pizza oven, Sunday sales

    *To: 417

    Against: 130

    Municipal problems

    Number 18. Renewal of the circulation tax of the municipality of Paris.

    *For: 1,072

    Against: 790

    Number 19. Washington Township Fire Tax Renewal

    *By: 1,733

    Against: 721

    Number 20. Canton Township, Limited Home Rule

    By: 2,160

    *Against: 3,050

    Number 21. Pike Township Fire Tax Renewal

    *For: 1,061

    Against: 578

    Number 22. Lake Township Road Tax Replacement

    *For: 8,000

    Against: 7,539

    Number 23. Lawrence Township Additional Highway Tax

    By: 1,877

    *Against: 2,843

    Number 24. Lawrence Township Police Tax Replacement

    *For: 2,672

    Against: 2,063

    Number 25. Canton Township Liquor Option 4, Euro Gyro, Sunday Sales

    *For: 580

    Against: 268

    Number 26. Plain Township Fire Tax Renewal

    *By: 13,032

    Against: 6,512

    Number 27. Pike Township police impose additional tax

    To: 801

    *Against: 828

    Number 28. Osnaburg Township Cemetery Additional Tax

    By: 1,047

    *Against: 1,749

    Number 29. Marlboro Township Fire Rate Replacement

    *For: 1,645

    Against: 897

    Number 30. Lexington Township Fire Tax Renewal

    *For: 1,593

    Against: 834

    Number 31. Perry Township Road Tax Replacement

    By: 5,612

    *Against: 8,545

    Number 32. Perry Township Fire Rate Replacement

    *By: 7,092

    Against: 7,064

    Canton Township Liquor Option 4, Old Landmark Tavern, Sunday sales

    *To: 536

    Against: 316

    School districts and other districts

    Number 33. Fairless local school tax, substitute

    By: 2,348

    *Against: 3,192

    Number 34. Uniontown Police Tax Replacement

    *By: 4,198

    Against: 2,208

    Number 35. Marlington School Tax Renewal

    *To: 4,381

    Against: 3,469

    Number 36. Sandy Creek Joint Fire District (dba Minerva Fire Department), fire tax replacement

    *For: 1,669

    Against: 1,053

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