Lorain County Adams Levy Defeated by 13K Votes
The 1.2 mill levy to fund Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services in Lorain County failed by about 13,000 ballots. Unofficial returns show 71,958 voting against and 59,054 for the measure, costing homeowners about 42 dollars yearly for a 100000 property.
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Lorain
Adas Board
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Curtis Tuggle
Lorain County Crime Lab Coroner Levy Rejected
Lorain voters rejected a 0.16 mill five year levy to fund the county crime lab and coroner’s office, expected to raise about $1,041,774 annually. Opponents cited tax impact. supporters warned of drug testing costs and need for fingerprint examiner amid rising heroin and fentanyl cases and overdoses.
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Emmanuel de Leon
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Stephen Evans
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Lorain County Health District levy renewal passes in county
Voters renew the Lorain County General Health District levy with a 0.50 mill reduction from 1.0 to 0.5 mills, totaling about 1.9 million dollars annually. Homeowners of a 100000 dollar property will pay 17.50 annually, down from 29.22, as Elyria Lorain and Avon Lake join the district.
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Lorain County
General Health
Elyria
Lorain
Avon Lake
Grain County Health District
Joyce Davis
Public Health Accreditation Board
Kristin Bauer
Chronicle
David Cowell
Glass Strohsack to Become Lorain Domestic Relations Judge
Sherry Glass Strohsack defeats Krista Marinaro in unofficial Lorain County election returns to win the domestic relations judgeship. With 56 percent of the vote she vows to serve Lorain and to implement changes while praising her opponent for a strong race.
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Sherry Glass Strohsack
Lorain County
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Glass Strohsack
Avon
Krista Marinaro
Lorain
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Marinara
Marinaro
Lorain County Unofficial Election Results by Race
Unofficial results show contested races with totals for Ohio House districts 55 56 and 57, county commissioner, Supreme Court justice, Court of Appeals judge nine, Lorain County Common Pleas Judge, and domestic relations judge race. Leaders include Manning Tower Dunlap Stein Carr Kokoski Fischer O Donnell DeWine Rice Stevenson Teadosio Cook Spiegelberg Glass Stradsack Marinara.
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Lorain County Common Pleas
Chris Cook
Will Spiegelberg
Sherry Glass Stradsack
Krista Marinara
Lorain County Ballot Issues Report Results
Lorain County voters faced four local tax measures and an Amherst option. Issue 32 sought a 4 percent sales tax, list shows 25.81 percent for and 74.19 percent against. Issue 34 renewal 0.065 mill for tuberculosis clinic received 63,086 for and 66,675 against. Issue 35 proposed 1.2 mills for alcohol and drug addiction services failed 59,054 for 71,958 against. Issue 36 replacement with 0.5 mill health district passed 41,559 for and 31,897 against. Local option Sunday sales for Amherst Olde Town Pizza mentioned.
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