Elections

Published November 13, 2017

New faces, taxes come out of Clawson general election

CLAWSON — There will be a few new faces around Clawson City Hall following last week’s election for mayor and City Council.

Published November 13, 2017

Woodward Talk

Incumbents keep seats in Huntington Woods commission race

The Huntington Woods City Commission will remain the same after the two incumbents running for re-election retained their seats.

Published November 13, 2017

Woodward Talk

Pleasant Ridge voters choose newcomer and incumbent for City Commission

The City Commission of Pleasant Ridge will see a new face join its ranks and a familiar face return for another four years.

Published November 13, 2017

Woodward Talk

One newcomer joins incumbents on Berkley council

Three seats were open in the Berkley City Council race that ended with two returning members and one new person joining the board.

Published November 8, 2017

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Public safety proposal fails in Fraser for second straight year

FRASER — The biggest news in Fraser on election night was a failed public safety millage — the second straight defeat in a matter of 12 months.

Published November 8, 2017

Advertiser Times

Harper Woods residents vote on local races

Two local Harper Woods races were on the Nov. 7 ballot, and the results are in.

Published November 8, 2017

C&G Newspapers

Tenisha Yancey wins District 1 special election

In the special election to fill the District 1 state representative seat vacated following the resignation of Brian Banks in February, Democrat Tenisha Yancey has won with 7,266 votes.

Published November 8, 2017

Warren Weekly

School bond proposals in Center Line, Warren Woods pass

CENTER LINE/WARREN — Building improvements, enhanced security and updated technology are on the horizon for both Center Line Public Schools and Warren Woods Public Schools.

Published November 8, 2017

Warren Weekly

Moeller, Harenski win council seats in Center Line

CENTER LINE — Voters in Center Line have opted for a fresh start over previous experience on the City Council.

Cheryl Hitchcock leaves her polling place Nov. 7 at Levey Middle School, 25300 Nine Mile Road, after casting her vote on her lunch break.

Published November 8, 2017

Southfield Sun

Incumbents victorious in city election, Hawkins wins clerk seat

Residents who headed to the polls Nov. 7 for the general election made their opinions clear: Keep the incumbents in office.

Published November 8, 2017

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Incumbents remain on St. Clair Shores City Council

The face of City Council will remain the same for the next few years, as the three incumbents fighting to keep their seats beat out three challengers Nov. 7.

Published November 8, 2017

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Dempsey wins seventh term as Mount Clemens mayor

MOUNT CLEMENS — Longtime Mount Clemens Mayor Barb Dempsey beat challenger Mike Zubas during the Nov. 7 election to win her seventh term.

Diane Morell, left, and Nancy Colombo work the polls at the Troy Community Center on Election Day.

Published November 8, 2017

Troy Times

Troy voters defeat amendment for use of city sites

Voters said noon Nov. 7 to an amendment to the Troy city charter that would have put to a vote of the people any agreement for the transfer, sale, lease or use for more than 90 days of more than 2 acres of public land.

Published November 8, 2017

Sterling Heights Sentry

Taylor wins mayoral re-election

Residents who went to the polls Nov. 7 picked six of the seven people who have recently sat on the Sterling Heights City Council to return for another two-year term, according to unofficial results from the Macomb County Clerk/Register of Deeds’ website.