Tagged: Election 2011

A selection of newscasts during Morning Edition highlighting election results and analysis on November 9, 2011.

Results for Montgomery County races:

Brookville School Board (Elect 3)
Scott Rutherford 30% (1,943 votes)
John E. Gordon 26% (1,680 votes)
Richard M. Phillips 25% (1,632 votes)
Richard Allen Sommer 19% (1,232 votes)

Butler Twp. Fiscal Officer
Mark R. Adams 51% (1,719 votes)
John Woods 49% (1,639 votes)

Butler Twp. Trustee
Doug Orange 55% (1,884 votes)
George A. Moorman 45% (1,570 votes)

Updated 11:00 AM

Voters in Montgomery County chose incumbents for two open seats on the Dayton City Commission. Dean Lovelace and Matt Joseph each earned more than 36% of the vote. First-time candidate Mark Manovich took 15% and William Pace came in fourth with 11%.

Matt Joseph has been in office for eight years, but he acknowledges that being an incumbent doesn’t mean an automatic win.

Voters in Troy have selected Al Clark, Lynn Snee and Robin Oda to fill two seats on city council.

Also on Tuesday, James Livingston was voted in as Troy's Law Director.  David Trostle and David Heffner were voted in to fill two seat on the Troy School Board.

In Piqua, Robert Anspach narrowly defeated Lucinda Fess in the Piqua city mayor's race.  In unofficial results, Anspack garnered 51% of the vote or 2,577 votes, and Fess had 49% or 2,513 votes.