Fairfield city, township incumbents win re-election

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By Michael D. Pitman, Staff Writer Updated 6:52 AM Wednesday, November 4, 2009

FAIRFIELD — With all 38 Fairfield precincts and all 19 Fairfield Twp. precincts reporting, Mayor Ron D’Epifanio and trustees Mark Sutton and Steve Morgan have won re-election.

Below are the unofficial results from the Butler County Board of Elections:

Fairfield mayor

Ron D’Epifanio — 58.9 percent

Howard Dirksen — 41.1 percent

Fairfield Twp.

Bill Dartnall — 3.46 percent

Jeremy Furniss — 5.61 percent

Shannon Hartkemeyer — 19.07 percent

Joe McAbee — 14.07 percent

Steve Morgan — 22.96 percent

Kevin Potter — 11.39 percent

Mark Sutton — 23.44 percent

Fairfield City Council at large

Tim Abbott — 33.71 percent

Tim Meyers — 33.02 percent

Mike Oler — 33.26 percent

Fairfield Twp. Walmart alcohol petition

Yes — 62.92 percent

No — 37.08 percent

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Do you really think the people who didn't vote for Morgan & Sutton believe that they would've maintained their seats had they not ran on the same bill? Lets be honest here. Look at the percentages.

Truth Holder
10:06 PM, 11/4/2009

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The voters voted and that was for Morgan and Sutton not for your husband. Morgan and Sutton must be doing something since they will now be in office for 16 YEARS next time the are up for re-election. Don't understand why all you people posted crap online and can't say it at a meeting or to a person's face. Face it they are MUCH better for the Township!

Really Cathy
6:38 PM, 11/4/2009

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Thank you to everyone who voted for Bill. The process was new to him and at times very interesting and entertaining. The candidates that ran against the incumbents ran a very professional campaign and we congratulate them. The incumbents; not so much. The community missed an opportunity to put more qualified people who were without personal agendas in a position to represent them. Transparency will continue to be avoided at all costs. What a shame.

Cathy Dartnall
12:18 PM, 11/4/2009

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Well I guess the Township is in for more of the
same old business as usual. I cant believe voters cant be more responsible and reasearch their decision.

Tired of same old crap
12:49 AM, 11/4/2009

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