Published November 4, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — Anthony Wickersham will remain Macomb County sheriff.
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ROYAL OAK — By approximately 9 a.m. Nov. 4, the city of Royal Oak had tallied 100% of absentee ballots and ballots received at its 27 precincts throughout the approximately 12-square-mile city and sent the results to Oakland County.
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HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Four Republicans were voted onto Harrison Township’s Board of Trustees on Nov. 3.
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At one point earlier this year, over 20 candidates were vying to be one of four elected to serve as Macomb Township trustee.
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EASTPOINTE/ROSEVILLE — While much of the nation’s attention was on the presidential race, numerous local elections also were on the ballot Nov. 3. Voters in Eastpointe and Roseville cast their votes for a variety of candidates and measures.
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FARMINGTON HILLS — The stakes were high Nov. 3 as greater Farmington area residents flocked to the polls to cast their ballots and thousands of absentee votes could finally be counted, but who will become the next United States president wasn’t the only race residents were likely paying attention to.
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WARREN/CENTER LINE/STERLING HEIGHTS — Center Line Public Schools will welcome a new member to the Board of Education.
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STERLING HEIGHTS — Sterling Heights voters passed two ballot proposals Nov. 3 that will change how City Council candidates run for office and preside over their terms.
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MADISON HEIGHTS/HAZEL PARK — Among the local competitions in the general election Nov. 3 were races for the Board of Education in Madison District Public Schools and Hazel Park Public Schools. Another notable local election was the judge of the Hazel Park 43rd District Court.
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MACOMB COUNTY — Local, unofficial, results have been tallied for races in southeast Macomb County.
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TROY — Troy Public Library patrons can soon look forward to seven-day service and other upgrades in exchange for a millage increase, according to early voting results from Oakland County’s website Nov. 4.
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CLAWSON — By approximately 10:30 p.m. Nov. 3, the city of Clawson tallied 100% of absentee ballots and ballots received at its six precincts throughout the 2.2-square-mile city, and sent its unofficial election results on to Oakland County.
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WARREN — A proposal to again align term limits for Warren’s mayors with those of other city elected officials saw landslide-level support early on election night and never foundered.
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WARREN — As Election Day closed at midnight we were still awaiting the results of the Warren's absentee voter ballot count. But it looked like most of the local Republicans and term limits had a good day on Nov. 3.
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ST. CLAIR SHORES — With officials still counting absentee voter ballots in St. Clair Shores, the full results of school, county and state races were not known election night.
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SOUTHFIELD — As the calendar moves toward November and Election Day nears, Southfield officials are urging residents to get out and vote.
Read MorePublished October 27, 2020
GROSSE POINTES/HARPER WOODS — While many registered voters in Grosse Pointe Woods already have cast their votes through absentee ballots, others will head to the polls Nov. 3 to vote in person.
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CLAWSON — This month, three Clawson residents filed as write-in candidates for the Clawson Public Schools Board of Education: Matthew Ball, Angela Hamilton and BT Irwin.
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BIRMINGHAM/BLOOMFIELD — If you’ve had just about enough of the contention and stress of this election season, the good news is we’re rounding the corner. It’s almost over.
Read MorePublished October 23, 2020
ST. CLAIR SHORES — With so many day-to-day decisions as to where and how students learn being made on a routine basis, members of local school boards have an arguably more hands-on impact on the lives of students now more than ever before.
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