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Home > Blogs > Butler County News and Issues > Archives > 2008 > November > 05 > Entry

Local races unchanged after late count

By Josh Sweigart | Wednesday, November 5, 2008, 06:06 PM

UPDATE: The Butler Count Board of Elections finished counting the paper ballots last night. Here is the story. The final count didn’t change any races.

Previous blog:

With roughly 20,000 ballots still being counted in Butler County and an estimated 8,000 provisional ballots set aside to be counted later, local election officials say it’s unclear whether the winners and losers in any local races could change.

Here are the results to date for several local fire, EMS and school levies (vote total/percent):

Issue 9 MONROE PROPOSED ADVISORY

• NO: 2818/ 50.80%
• YES: 2729/ 49.20%

Issue 10 FFTWP TAX LEVY-FIRE

• FOR THE TAX LEVY: 5926/ 61.87%
• AGAINST THE TAX LEVY: 3652/ 38.13%

Issue 11 MORGAN TWP-TAX LEVY EMS

• FOR THE TAX LEVY: 1443/ 57.70%
• AGAINST THE TAX LEVY: 1058/ 42.30%

Issue 12 ST. CLAIR TWP FIRE

• FOR THE TAX LEVY: 1071/ 63.30%
• AGAINST THE TAX LEVY: 62%/ 36.70%

Issue 13 WAYNE TWP FIRE

• AGAINST THE TAX LEVY: 1054/ 52.62%
• FOR THE TAX LEVY: 949/ 47.38%

Issue 14 FAIRFIELD SCHLS TAX LEVY

• AGAINST THE TAX LEVY: 14160/ 51.96%
• FOR THE TAX LEVY:13092/ 48.04%

Issue 15 ROSS LOCAL SCHLS

• FOR: 3064/ 52.75%
• AGAINST: 2745/ 47.25%

Issue 16 TALAWANDA SCHLS-BOND ISSUE

• FOR: 6465/ 51.84%
• AGAINST: 6007/ 48.16%

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