Unofficial, incomplete results from Tuesday’s election.

(*) denotes incumbents

Mahoning County

Youngstown

CLERK OF COURTS

Richard Vincent Hill 4,775

Jeff Limbian 2,751

Corrine Sanderson 2,823

COUNCIL

1st WARD

Julius Oliver* (D) 831

Tracy Randall (R) 195

2nd WARD

Jimmy Hughes* (D) 815

Benjamin Brown 132

Million Perry-Phifer 329

5th WARD

Pat Kelly* (D) 1,725

Richard Yaslik 850

6th WARD

Anita Davis* (D) 981

Cheryl Findley 402

7th WARD

Basia Adamczak* (D) 654

Josie Lyon (R) 335

Amber White 672

Struthers

MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE

James A. Melone 7,344

Jennifer Ciccone* 5,951

Campbell

MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE

Brian J. Macala 1,132

Mark J. Kolmacic 1,514

Canfield city

COUNCIL (4 to elect)

Mark L. Graham 1,808

Charles H. Tieche* 1,667

William Bruce Neff* 1,751

Dennis Wingard 1,466

Christine Oliver 1,870

Austintown

TRUSTEE

Bruce N. Shepas 4,307

Eric J. Vereb 2,963

Warren Bo Pritchard 1,075

Andrea Paventi 2,620

Canfield Township

TRUSTEE

Tony Bettile 1,540

Joe Paloski* 2,261

FISCAL OFFICER

Denise Joseph* 2,527

Marijo Rischar 675

Coitsville

TRUSTEE

Phyllis M. Johnson* 337

Robert Lisko 213

Green

TRUSTEE

Randy Chismar 792

Thomas Frank 491

Milton

TRUSTEE

Dave Allen Tomaino* 669

Brett R. Oxley (write-in) 223

Smith

TRUSTEE

Kevin Bartchy (write-in) n/a

Matt R. Hutton (write-in) n/a

Julie Showalter (write-in) n/a

Springfield

TRUSTEE

Chaney Nezbeth 750

Donald C. Williams 1,116

Raymond D. Hoon Jr. 556

FISCAL OFFICER

Brian M. Myers 935

Grant W. Williams 1,428

Lowellville

COUNCIL (2 to elect)

Donald Donofrio* 270

Joseph M. Donatelli* 260

Mike Virgalitte 81

New Middletown

MAYOR

Harry Kale* 284

Michele Butler Myers 298

Boards of education

(2 to elect unless otherwise indicated)

Mahoning County

Educational Service Center

A. Ross Douglass* 16,311

Marie Dockry* 25,676

Brian E. Racz 14,664

Boardman

Frank Zetts* 8,310

Tex Fischer (write-in) n/a

Candace Rivera (write-in) n/a

Campbell

Beth Donofrio* 981

Catherine A. Berry 480

John Reichert 417

Tina Tsagaris 843

Victoria DeJesus 639

Canfield

Richard L. Smallwood Jr. 3,048

Steven DeMaiolo 3,491

Jill DeRamo 2,326

Betsy Ahlquist 4,069

Justin Taylor 905

South Range

Jack Dawson (write-in) n/a

Richard J. Ferenchak (write-in) n/a

Samuel C. Freedy (write-in) n/a

Tyler Bates (write-in) n/a

Questions and Issues

MAHONING COUNTY: A 1.35-mill, 5-year renewal levy for the county mental health and recovery board’s current expenses.

FOR 47,751

AGAINST 24,826

MAHONING COUNTY: A 1.85-mill, 5-year replacement levy for county children services.

FOR 44,172

AGAINST 29,146

AUSTINTOWN: A 3-mill additional levy for a continuous period of time for fire services.

FOR 6,475

AGAINST 5,036

BELOIT: A 6-mill additional levy for a continuous period of time for fire services.

FOR 118

AGAINST 143

BOARDMAN: A 0.3-mill, 5-year renewal levy for the township park district.

FOR 8,734

AGAINST 5,077

CAMPBELL: A 3.6-mill additional levy for a continuous period of time for emergency ambulance services.

FOR 1,230

AGAINST 882

CAMPBELL: A charter amendment to allow the law director to not be required to be a city resident.

FOR 1,369

AGAINST 748

LOWELLVILLE: Permit the aggregation of retail electricity.

FOR 327

AGAINST 70

NEW MIDDLETOWN: A 3.5-mill, 5-year additional levy for fire services.

FOR 312

AGAINST 293

POLAND TOWNSHIP: A 0.98-mil, 5-year additional levy for police services.

FOR 2,835

AGAINST 3,201

POLAND VILLAGE: A 2.5-mill, 5-year additional levy for police services.

FOR 626

AGAINST 572

SEBRING: A 2-mill, 5-year additional levy for parks and recreation.

FOR 493

AGAINST 673

SEBRING: A 0.5-mill, 5-year renewal levy for parks and recreation.

FOR 621

AGAINST 535

SEBRING: A 4.5-mill additional levy for a continuous period of time for fire services.

FOR 609

AGAINST 572

SEBRING: A 2-mill, 5-year additional levy for police services.

FOR 578

AGAINST 601

STRUTHERS: A 3-mill, 5-year renewal levy for street resurfacing.

FOR 1,976

AGAINST 903

SMITH: A 3-mill additional levy for a continuous period of time for police and fire services.

FOR 515

AGAINST 488

WESTERN RESERVE JOINT FIRE DISTRICT (Poland village and township): A 1-mill, 5-year renewal levy.

FOR 5,118

AGAINST 2,090

CANFIELD SCHOOLS: A 37-year bond issue for school buildings totaling $104,955,000.

FOR 3,581

AGAINST 5,528

POLAND SCHOOLS: A 36-year bond issue for school buildings totaling $105,440,000 and a 0.5-mill additional levy for a continuous period of time for classroom facilities.

FOR 1,844

AGAINST 5,294

YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS: A 9.51-mill, 4-year renewal levy for emergency requirements.

FOR 5,824

AGAINST 4,675

Liquor options

AUSTINTOWN PRECINCT 3: A weekly liquor option for Meijer, 5800 Mahoning Ave.

FOR 375

AGAINST 63

AUSTINTOWN PRECINCT 3: A Sunday liquor option for Meijer, 5800 Mahoning Ave.

FOR 375

AGAINST 68

AUSTINTOWN PRECINCT 4: A Sunday liquor option for Sav-A-Step, 4226 Mahoning Ave.

FOR 238

AGAINST 92

BOARDMAN PRECINCT 1: A weekly and Sunday liquor option for Grocery Outlet, 317 Boardman-Poland Road.

FOR 464

AGAINST 87

BOARDMAN PRECINCT 25: A weekly and Sunday liquor option for Coney’s, 8535 South Ave.

FOR 364

AGAINST 78

COITSVILLE PRECINCT 2: A Sunday liquor option for Bedford Trails, 713 Bedford Road.

FOR 235

AGAINST 73

JACKSON PRECINCT 1: A weekly and Sunday liquor option for Sheetz, 1301 N. Bailey Road.

FOR 239

AGAINST 66

NEW MIDDLETOWN PRECINCT 2: A Sunday liquor option for Tiger Table, 10499 Main St.

FOR 213

AGAINST 59

YOUNGSTOWN PRECINCT 5A: A Sunday liquor option for the Cornersburg Party Shop, 3727 Tippecanoe Road.

FOR 331

AGAINST 90

Trumbull County

Mayor

Mark Zuppo (D) 2,132

John Wesley (write-in) 108

Hubbard Township

Trustee

Frederick Hanley* 716

Jason Tedrow 779

Liberty

Trustee

Devon A. Stanley* 1,435

Kisharra Blackwell 318

Chris Colon 465

Jason T. Rubin 1,101

Libby Benson 631

Niles

Mayor

Steven Mientkiewicz* (D) 3,720

Geo Kuriatnyk 1,281

1st Ward

Todd Weddell (D) 712

Tina Collins (R) 447

Weathersfield

Fiscal officer

Fred R. Bobovnyk* 998

Patrick Glunt 1,073

Boards of education

(2 to elect unless otherwise indicated)

Hubbard Exempted Village

(3 to elect)

Donald E. Newell Sr.* 2,180

Amanda O’Neill* 2,260

William Cummings* 1,994

John B. Jordan 1,962

Lewis Agnone 1,270

McDonald

(3 to elect)

Joseph M. Cappuzzello* 657

Donna M. Shields* 669

Nicholas Gallo 859

Kristina Merola 824

Niles

(3 to elect)

Kimbery Barrell* 2,036

Chris Chieffo* 2,697

Shelly Lamb* 1,977

Brett Householder 1,647

Bobby Seifert 1,629

Jen Heflick (write-in) 632

Weathersfield

(3 to elect)

Sam Caputo* 839

Joshua M. Garris* 1,031

Tim Gleason* 1,071

Guyla Svirbly 424

Questions and Issues

Eagle Joint Fire District (Hubbard City and Hubbard Township): A 4.1 mill additional levy for a continuing period of time for fire and EMS protection

FOR 3,124

AGAINST 1,568

GIRARD: 0.8 mill, 5-year renewal for garbage collection

FOR 1,928

AGAINST 706

Liberty Local School District: A 3.4 mill, 5-year renewal levy to provide emergency requirements for the district in the sum of $839,531

FOR 2,190

AGAINST 1,942

Liberty Local School District: A 0.9 mill, 5-year renewal levy for general improvements

FOR 2,364

AGAINST 1,794

McDonald Local School District: A 4.3 mill, 5-year renewal levy for general permanent improvements

FOR 803

AGAINST 625

Weathersfield Local School District: a 4.85 mill, 10-year renewal to provide emergency requirements for the district in the sum of $538,168

FOR 1,010

AGAINST 612