Tuesday, May 02, 2006

First Lucas County Numbers in

I'll keep updating on this thread as it makes major changes:

Lucas Co Comm Democrat - 100% of Precincts Reporting
(D) Ben Konop 13,638 47%
(D) Tim Wagener 7,745 27%
(D) Phil Copeland 7,423 26%

Lucas Co Comm Republican - 100% of Precincts Reporting
(R) George Sarantou 11,569 71%
(R) Pam Haynam 4,681 29%


U.S. Representative OH 9th Dist (R) - 86% of Precincts Reporting
(R) Bradley Leavitt 6,858 40%
(R) Ed Emery 5,217 30%
(R) Dirk Kubala 5,037 29%

Updated numbers for this race not sure if all absentee and provisionals are included:

Toledo City Council District 3 - 100% of Precincts Reporting
Mike Craig 1,291 37%
Taylor Balderas 1,279 37%
Fred Kutz 539 16%
Don Boisselle 363 10%


Toledo City Council District 3 - 100% of Precincts Reporting
Taylor Balderas 1,193 38%
Mike Craig 1,167 37%
Fred Kutz 467 15%
Don Boisselle 315 10%

Precincts Reporting: 87 of 356 Percent of Total = 78%
State Central District 11 Republican:

William Jennings 857 19%
Jon Stainbrook 940 21%
John Birmingham 910 21%
David Schulz 1,715 39%

Precincts Reporting: 140 of 356 Percent of Total = 78%
District 11 Democrat:

Frank Szollosi 3,292 24%
Kollin Rice 631 5%
Jack Ford 4,852 35%
Carty Finkbeiner 5,147 36%

Toledo Zoo Addl Tax-1 Mill/10 Yrs - 100% of Precincts Reporting
No 28,616 51%
Yes 27,719 49%

Toledo Zoo Repl Tax-0.85 Mill/5 Yrs - 100% of Precincts Reporting
Yes 32,366 57%
No 24,112 43%


They reporting on 13 that Lake Local Schools lost by 30 votes.

62 comments:

KraZyKaT said...

GO BEN!

Hooda Thunkit (Dave Zawodny) said...

All three of Oregon's Levies passed.

Both Zoo levies passing.

Unknown said...

New Zoo Levy is not doing as well as the replacement Zoo Levy

Springfield's levy is currently being voted down

Maggie said...

In case anyone is unsure, the Zoo Capital levy is issue 3...my prediction yesterday was that it wouldn't do anywhere near as well as as the operating levy. I also suggested to the COSI board that they closely watch that capital levy...

Maggie said...

It used to be that central city precincts reported first - they were closer in drive time to the BOE. Under the new system, there's no way for us to tell which precincts are reporting...

Unknown said...

Only way to guess is to see which School levies are being reported.

Maggie said...

Lisa - watching school levies might not work...I saw one report that showed no votes for the Republican in the auditor race (there is a write-in) but votes for the school levies...just don't think that republicans voted in the school issue but didn't cast a ballot for auditor...

Unknown said...

That's true Maggie, they could just be reporting and counting those first.

Well, at least numbers are coming in.

:-)

KraZyKaT said...

Any word on the Lake School District?

Maggie said...

doing great with the results...

wtol link takes you to a map, but I couldn't get it go to just lucas county results.

nbc24 link takes you the county website, but no way to link to any results.

13abc has results, but the state-wide races are state-wide results so no way to tell how those candidates are doing in our county.

And there's nothing about results on wspd website.

by far, the best info is here! thanks, Lisa!

Unknown said...

Thanks Maggie, I'm doing my best to keep up with the various websites. Multi-tasking...an important blogger ability...

lol

:-)

Unknown said...

KK - no word on Lake at all on any of the sites - Fulton County is done according to Paul Miller over at SOB Alliance.

Unknown said...

lmao zipper - you are fast

:-)

Maggie said...

that theory means you have to have some definition of "normal" for the higher than normal comparison. This primary is anything BUT normal...However, that may work better in the general?

KraZyKaT said...

Lake LSD Additional Levy

Precincts Reporting: 10 of 16 Percent of Total = 62%
Candidate Incumbent Votes Vote %
For 1,815 50%
Against 1,842 50%

Maggie said...

Incumbent Republican treasurer Jeanette Bradley may not win her primary...did anyone see that coming?

Unknown said...

Honestly Maggie that does surprise me a little, I knew it was predicted it was going to be close but I thought Bradley would win.

Maggie said...

Also, 39% of precincts reporting and only 3700 republican votes for commissioner?

Unknown said...

Or they haven't counted the votes for the burbs yet.

Hard to say.

Unknown said...

It's starting to look really good for Ben.

:-)

Maggie said...

Dan - correct on the campaigning strategy...


It took me a minute to do my math at this late hour (yes, past my bedtime), but at this rate, we're looking at significantly less than predicted Republican votes for commissioner. So either the strong suburban areas are vastly underrepresented - or Republicans didn't come out to vote.

When the final tallies are in, we'll know the answer.

Unknown said...

It's also looking good for Dave Schulz

Unknown said...

I'm sorry zipper, I just get into the blog zone...everything else drowns out

:-)

Unknown said...

I really like Dave too, he's a fantastic guy and I hope he wins.

:-)

Maggie said...

Lisa - I'm done for the night...hope it isn't too late til all the results are in.

Thanks for the great coverage. I'll get the final results in the morning.

Anonymous said...

You're doing a great job Lisa.

Unknown said...

Good night Maggie, thanks for participating and at least this time I actually had time to comment while blogging.

:-)

Anonymous said...

Seems to look better and better, Zipper.

Unknown said...

It's what I was hoping for but there still are a lot of votes left to count.

:-)

Unknown said...

lol - thanks Zipper

I am surprised that Keiser got that many votes, especially given his stance - has to be protest votes or seriously uniformed Democrats.

Unknown said...

I try not to think about that (fan of Hackett)

:-)

Lloyd said...

Hi everyone,

It's looking nice for Ken Blackwell too ;-)

Lloyd said...

I also have to imagine that Strickland has a huge piggy bank left over and Blackwell is left counting loose change.

Unknown said...

Blackwell scares me...yet he has pretty deep pockets so he will probably be able to compete with Strickland dollar for dollar.

Now Montgomery V Dann? She has a lot more money than Dann unless he does some massive fundraising after the primary.

Unknown said...

I think Ben might have it - not ready to call it yet but it's looking even better.

Lloyd said...

Really, I think Blackwell is still looking good even though perhaps being "cashed out."

That Columbus/Cinci area seems to run Ohio politics and I think that will be a strong Blackwell area.

Should I ask you Lisa what scares you about Blackwell, competetive potential or personality? Please clarify...

Unknown said...

I'll have to give you a rain check on that topic Lloyd, I'm kind of busy right now and it is a pretty detailed explanation.

But I promise to do it after the primary is over.

:-)

Lloyd said...

It's a squeaker for Balderas too, huh?

Unknown said...

lol - Okay Zipper you can call it - I'm overly cautious but it does look very good.

:-)

Unknown said...

It is closer than I thought it would be for Taylor - she is ahead now but Craig is still close.

Lloyd said...

Carty and Jack battling it out too, huh?

I worked the polls today and it was quite slow.

Unknown said...

I think it's unfortunate that Carty decided to run for State Central District Seat - At least with Jack it's more understandable he's held that seat even before he was Mayor.

I voted for Frank, I was hoping people would select him over the Carty/Jack battle.

Unknown said...

Night Dan - hopefully some of these races will wrap up soon.

:-)

Anonymous said...

I voted for Jack, like the last time around.

Anonymous said...

Good point Zipper, I was thinking the same thing. Can the LCC election be called so I can post my draft over at Progressive Toledo? It's a goody.

Unknown said...

Sad thing though is Kurt I can't help wondering how many of those that voted even know what the State Central Committee Seat is.

Anonymous said...

Good point Lisa, it's not like they advertise for it. I suppose there's a reason it's on the primary ballot.

Anonymous said...

It looks like Taylor Balderas might pull it off. Very good. Unfortunately I couldn't vote in that one. Maybe if she gets elected she'll stop being Carty's lap-dog.

Unknown said...

It's almost a given Ben will win at this point.

:-)

Anonymous said...

Actually Lisa, it is a given. Based on the law of averages, there are only about 4,000 votes left to be counted, Ben has about a 3,000 vote lead. I think it's safe to call it. Ben wins!

Unknown said...

Well then...post your post!

:-)

Anonymous said...

Can I just say, this is awesome. Wagener is beating Copeland.

Anonymous said...

But now it's definitely over.

Unknown said...

Yes, there is no doubt now. Ben def wins it - now I'm just waiting for Springfield levy info and more numbers on the District 11 Seats.

:-)

Unknown said...

Night Zipper and thanks for being here tonight it was fun!

:-)

Unknown said...

Thank you Jim.

:-)

Anonymous said...

Common Issue three.

Anonymous said...

Yes, youth is good.

Anonymous said...

100% reporting now, it's officially official, and by nearly 7,000 votes. Way to go ben.

Anonymous said...

And Issue 3 loses. Very sad, bye-bye baby elephant.

Anonymous said...

What about absentees? Have they been counted?

Anonymous said...

Thanks Dan Eble for the nice words. Good job Lisa keeping things going last night.

I had my picture along with Carty and Jack in the paper today. I've reached the big time now!! lol