Elections

Published November 7, 2018

Farmington Hills voters approve road millage

Voters in Farmington Hills took to the polls Nov. 6 and approved the local road millage on their ballot on Election Day.

Published November 7, 2018

Sterling Heights Sentry

UCS voters pass $155M safety and facilities bond

Voters within the Utica Community Schools district passed a $155 million bond proposal Nov. 6 that will be repaid over 15 years. With all precincts reporting, the unofficial results show the proposal passing with 47,568 votes in favor, or 61.3 percent. Opposing votes totaled 30,012, or 38.

Published November 7, 2018

Shelby - Utica News

Utica re-elects mayor

UTICA — The Utica mayoral and City Council elections came to an end at 8 p.m. Nov. 6 with a total of 2,001 votes cast on two candidates for mayor and 3,314 votes cast on three City Council candidates who ran unopposed for three seats.

Published November 7, 2018

Royal Oak Review

Royal Oak voters strike down both millage proposals

ROYAL OAK — With all 24 of Royal Oak’s precincts reporting, unofficial election results revealed that the majority of voters rejected two millage proposals on the Nov. 6 ballot.

Democrat Lori Stone campaigned at Crothers Elementary School in Warren Nov. 6 ahead of her election to a seat representing the 28th District in the Michigan House of Representatives.

Published November 6, 2018

Warren Weekly

Stone wins bid for 28th state House seat

WARREN/CENTER LINE — Lori Stone planned to spend the morning after the Nov. 6 election visiting with some of her soon-to-be constituents: her fourth grade class at Mound Park Elementary.

Published November 6, 2018

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Roseville and Eastpointe residents cast votes in school district elections

EASTPOINTE/ROSEVILLE — Voters in Roseville and Eastpointe cast their ballots in the Nov. 6 election to elect school board members in each community, and Roseville residents also decided to renew a non-homestead operating millage in their district.

Published November 6, 2018

Woodward Talk

Berkley voters reject community center bond, pass capital improvement millage

BERKLEY/HUNTINGTON WOODS — Voters in Berkley rejected a big proposal Nov. 6 that would have seen a new community center built in the city.

Published November 6, 2018

C&G Newspapers

Chippewa Valley Schools bond proposal approved

CLINTON TOWNSHIP/MACOMB TOWNSHIP — On Nov. 6, residents approved the Chippewa Valley Schools bond proposal.

Published November 6, 2018

C&G Newspapers

Redistricting proposal on path to pass

More than 60 percent of voters across the state were in favor of creating a new commission of registered voters to draw district boundary lines across Michigan.

Published November 6, 2018

C&G Newspapers

Hackel on track to win third term as Macomb County Executive

MACOMB COUNTY — With 67 percent of the vote, Mark Hackel will serve a third term as Macomb County Executive.

Published November 6, 2018

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

Franklin voters approve lighting proposal

Franklin voters approved a Nov. 6 general election ballot question addressing the construction and maintenance of a downtown pedestrian lighting system.Read More

Published November 6, 2018

West Bloomfield Beacon

Sylvan Lake voters approve public safety millage

Voters in the Sylvan Lake took to the polls Nov. 6 and approved a Sylvan Lake city charter amendment proposal on Election Day. The charter amendment received 1,022 votes in total, according to unofficial results from the Oakland County Elections Division.

Published November 6, 2018

Rochester Post

Oakland Township land preservation millage renewal approved

Township voters approved a land preservation renewal Nov. 6, paving the way to continue to purchase and protect green space. According to unofficial results from the Oakland County Elections Division, 6,521 residents voted yes on the ballot question, and 2,994 cast no votes.Read More

Published October 31, 2018

Woodward Talk

Berkley residents, officials discuss economics of proposed community center

BERKLEY — Nov. 6 is a day marked on everyone’s calendars, as Michiganders will be heading to the polls to vote on candidates and issues.Read More

Published October 30, 2018

Grosse Pointe Times

‘Yes For GP Schools’ supports bond proposal; ‘Not This Bond, Vote No’ opposes it

GROSSE POINTES — Two different groups of concerned residents are getting behind the Grosse Pointe Public School System’s $111,040,000 bond proposal that will be on the Nov. 6 general election ballot.

Published October 30, 2018

Grosse Pointe Times

Voters to decide GPPSS $111 million bond referendum Nov. 6

GROSSE POINTES — On Election Day, Nov. 6, registered voters within the Grosse Pointe Public School System will vote on several races and proposals, including the district’s $111,040,000 bond referendum.

Published October 26, 2018

Advertiser Times

Harper Woods voters to select 4 school board candidates

HARPER WOODS — Harper Woods voters will be electing several candidates to the Harper Woods School District Board of Education in the general election Nov. 6.

Published October 26, 2018

Advertiser Times

Harper Woods voters to select candidates, decide proposals Nov. 6

HARPR WOODS — In the Advertiser Times’ coverage area, voters will choose a U.S. senator, U.S. representative, governor, secretary of state, attorney general, Michigan Supreme Court justices, two state senators, two state representatives, a Wayne County commissioner, a Wayne County Community College District trustee and school board members.

Published October 26, 2018

Warren Weekly

Meet Democratic 28th District state House of Representatives candidate Lori Stone

CENTER LINE/WARREN — In 2016, Lori Stone challenged a Democratic opponent with name recognition for an open seat in the Michigan House of Representatives and lost. When she ran against him in the 2018 primary, she won.

Published October 26, 2018

Warren Weekly

Meet Republican 28th District state House of Representatives candidate Aaron Delikta

CENTER LINE/WARREN — Aaron Delikta said he was in his junior year studying political science at Michigan State University when an internship in the state House of Representatives inspired him to run for office.