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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 2011
Page
2
Unofficial results show Kad Szczepanski, mayor since 1989, losing to Megan Flanigan in an upset in Grafton. Szwierka ousted after a petition snafu left Mary Siwierka running as independent. former Elyria mayoral aide failed to win a second term on the at large council.
Unofficial results show Lorain County Joint Vocational School voters reject the replacement levy 56 percent to 44 percent. The outcome affects LCJVS funding and district plans.
Voters in Avon Lake will decide in December between incumbent Karl K C Zuber and Greg Zilka after they outdistanced former Mayor Rob Berner in a three way race. A3 results on A8 9.
Holly Brinda defeated Ray Noble 886 as she captured 69 percent of the Elyria mayoral vote. The longtime Democrat thanked supporters at the Knights of Columbus hall after polling closed, pledging to unite the city and pursue revitalization.
Lorain voters chose Democrat Chase Ritenauer with 81 percent of the vote, defeating Republican Tim Baxter 11,838 to 2,766. Ritenauer thanked supporters after the decisive win as he prepared to lead Lorain.
Lorain Schools face 70 to 120 teacher layoffs at year end after Issue 14 failed 6 365 to 5 672 53 47. The 1.5 percent earned income tax would have raised about 8.2 million yearly to cover a 12 million deficit for 2012 13, with potential cuts to arts athletics early college programs and staff.
Lorain County voters rejected a 0.25 percentage point sales tax increase 68 percent to 32 percent. Commissioner Tom Williams said the lopsided defeat forces county leaders to reduce spending to align with voter intent.
In Columbus, voters rejected the new collective bargaining law by about 61 percent, halting limits on 350,000 unionized public workers. The defeat comes amid a high spending, union-backed campaign involving firefighters police officers and teachers against the Republican establishment and Gov. Kasich. AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka praised the result.
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