Medina County election results -- 100 percent of precincts reporting

FEDERAL OFFICES * denotes incumbents (D) Democrat (R) Republican (L) Libertarian (O) Other party SENATE (Unexpired term ending Jan. 3, 2029) 88 percent of Ohio precincts counted. Sherrod Brown (D) 2,051,231 Jon Husted* (R) 1,954,862 Greg Levy (O) 85,808 William B. Redpath (L) 119,593 Write-in: Stephen Faris n/a Anthony Holliman n/a Timothy Telymonde n/a HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 7TH DISTRICT (Medina and Ashland counties and portions of Cuyahoga and Wayne counties) 47 percent of district precincts counted. Max Miller* (R) 110,052 Brian Poindexter (D) 128,118 Write-in: Thahbia Asad n/a Andrey Joseph Martinichin n/a MEDINA COUNTY OFFICES * denotes incumbents (D) Democrat (R) Republican 100 percent of Medina County precincts counted. COMMISSIONER Julie A. McNabb (R) 48,971 Cheryl Minichiello (D) 33,264 AUDITOR Carol Brenstuhl (D) 35,118 Rick Dumperth (R) 47,444 RECORDER (Unexpired term ending Dec. 31, 2028) Bradford Scott Quade (D) 30,821 Sharon A. Ray* (R) 45,152 COMMON PLEAS COURT JUDGE Ben Fuchs (D) 35,809 Matthew K. Razavi (R) 32,131 COMMON PLEAS COURT JUVENILE/PROBATE JUDGE Mike Conway (D) 28,231 Kevin W. Dunn* (R) 38,108 MEDINA COUNTY ISSUES SCHOOL DISTRICTS WADSWORTH A 1%, five-year additional income tax for current expenses. Yes 5,661- No 7,457 WAYNE COUNTY JOINT VOCATIONAL A 0.5-mill, five-year renewal levy for permanent improvements. (Does not include Wayne County votes.) Yes 70- No 66 CITIES MEDINA An amendment to the city's codified ordinances allowing the 0.25% income tax now restricted to street, storm water and utility improvements to also pay for installing, maintaining, repairing and replacing sidewalks. Yes 8,106- No 2,240 A local option to allow Sunday off-premise sale of wine and mixed beverages at Meijer Express, at the northwest corner of Pearl Road and the Meijer store access drive, in Precinct 1-C. Yes 600- No 146 A local option to allow Sunday on- and off-premise sale of wine, mixed beverages and liquor at Casa Conrique, 111 W. Liberty St., in Precinct 2-A. Yes 675- No 158 RITTMAN (Does not include Wayne County votes.) Proposed Charter Amendment (#1) eliminating outdated civil service language and allowing council to remove a member for bad behavior, criminal conduct or absenteeism. Yes 52- No 4 Proposed Charter Amendment (#2) changing the date of council's organizational meeting, the date elected officials take office and the deadline for filing nominating petitions. Yes 46- No 6 Proposed Charter Amendment (#3) allowing council to hold executive sessions for any reason permitted by Ohio law. Yes 36- No 17 Proposed Charter Amendment (#4) clarifying that the mayor, when invited, attends but does not preside over council executive sessions. Yes 40- No 14 Proposed Charter Amendment (#5) clarifying how a council member is nominated and becomes mayor if the office becomes vacant. Yes 44- No 10 Proposed Charter Amendment (#6) requiring council to review the municipal manager annually. Yes 50- No 5 Proposed Charter Amendment (#7) reflecting the merger of the fire and EMS departments into one department. Yes 47- No 7 Proposed Charter Amendment (#8) requiring the law director to be an attorney in good standing who oversees the city's representation in all cases and provides direct representation. Yes 54- No 2 Proposed Charter Amendment (#9) updating outdated language on establishing a civil service commission if Rittman became a city. Yes 49- No 4 Proposed Charter Amendment (#10) reducing the term of civil service commission members from six years to three. Yes 47- No 9 Proposed Charter Amendment (#11) adding a council member to the cemetery board. Yes 40- No 14 Proposed Charter Amendment (#12) moving the deadline for submitting the budget to council from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 and clarifying the language. Yes 44- No 7 Proposed Charter Amendment (#13) requiring council to review the finance director annually. Yes 54- No 3 Proposed Charter Amendment (#14) reducing the residency requirement for elected city officials from two years to one. Yes 35- No 19 Proposed Charter Amendment (#15) changing when the charter review commission meets so it does not coincide with the election of new council members. Yes 37- No 13 WADSWORTH A 3-mill renewal and 1-mill increase for a final rate of 4.0 mills, five-year levy for ambulance and emergency medical services. Yes 6,056- No 4,482 A 1.5-mill renewal and 1-mill decrease for a final rate of 0.5 mill, five-year levy for fire protection. Yes 6,953- No 3,556 TOWNSHIPS CANAAN A 2.5-mill, three-year additional levy for fire protection and emergency medical services. (Does not include Wayne County votes.) Yes 19- No 16 CHATHAM A 0.5-mill, five-year renewal levy for maintaining and operating cemeteries. Yes 644- No 448 GUILFORD A 2.5-mill, five-year renewal levy for ambulance and emergency medical services. Yes 1,966- No 944 HARRISVILLE A 0.75-mill, five-year additional levy for maintaining and operating cemeteries. Yes 720- No 996 HINCKLEY A 2-mill, five-year additional levy for police protection. Yes 2,491- No 2,090 LITCHFIELD A 3-mill, five-year additional levy for fire protection and emergency medical services. Yes 563- No 938 A 1-mill, five-year renewal levy for road and bridge construction and repair. Yes 764- No 733 LIVERPOOL A 2-mill, five-year renewal levy for fire protection and emergency medical services. Yes 2,243- No 996 A 1.5-mill, five-year additional levy for fire protection and emergency medical services. Yes 1,444- No 1,771 SHARON A 1.1-mill, five-year renewal levy for fire protection and emergency medical services. Yes 2,414- No 1,110 YORK A 1-mill, 29-year bond issue to raise $5.05 million for a fire station addition and related improvements. Yes 1,154- No 1,125 VILLAGES LODI A 3-mill, five-year renewal levy for current operating expenses. Yes 497- No 422 OTHER ISSUES WESTFIELD JOINT FIRE DISTRICT A 3.1-mill, five-year additional levy for fire protection and emergency medical services. Yes 1,135- No 894 STATE OFFICES * denotes incumbents (D) Democrat (R) Republican (L) Libertarian 89 percent of Ohio precincts counted. GOVERNOR/LT. GOVERNOR Amy Acton/David Pepper (D) 2,136,587 Don Kissick/James L. Mills (L) 140,260 Vivek Ramaswamy/Robert A. McColley (R) 1,913,613 Write-in: Timothy Grady/Andrea Neutzling n/a Heather Hill/Patrick Manley n/a Renea Turner/Jalen Turner n/a Ron Ula/Michael C. Lehnerd n/a ATTORNEY GENERAL Keith Faber (R) 2,116,275 John J. Kulewicz (D) 2,026,031 AUDITOR OF STATE Annette Blackwell (D) 1,984,474 Frank LaRose (R) 2,163,865 SECRETARY OF STATE Tom Pruss (L) 121,700 Allison Russo (D) 2,030,599 Robert Sprague (R) 1,999,748 TREASURER OF STATE Jay Edwards (R) 2,093,938 Seth Walsh (D) 2,025,093 OHIO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 66TH DISTRICT (Portion of Medina County) 100 percent of district precincts counted. Sean M. Hutson (R) 31,210 Chris Nardo (D) 22,018 Justin P. Peroli (L) 2,088 OHIO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 67TH DISTRICT (Portions of Medina and Ashland counties) 100 percent of district precincts counted. Melanie Miller* (R) 30,838 Heather L. Sample (D) 17,367 OHIO SUPREME COURT JUSTICE 100 percent of Ohio precincts counted. (Term beginning Jan. 1, 2027) Daniel R. Hawkins* (R) 2,087,034 Marilyn Zayas (D) 2,054,688 (Term beginning Jan. 2, 2027) Jennifer Brunner* (D) 2,072,076 Colleen O'Donnell (R) 2,070,580 COURT OF APPEALS 9TH DISTRICT JUDGE (Summit, Medina, Wayne and Lorain counties) 100 percent of district precincts counted. (Term beginning Feb. 9, 2027) Cynthia Curtin (R) 208,968 Betty Sutton* (D) 261,872 (Unexpired term ending Feb. 9, 2029) Tavia Galonski (D) 242,066 Nathan Manning* (R) 224,902 STATE ISSUES ISSUE 3: Proposed constitutional amendment to require a photo ID to vote. Yes 2,723,253- No 1,402,848