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Some levies fail, Dayton city commissioners keep their seats

Rod Stanley is the assistant administrator in the Internal Operations Department of the Montgomery County Board of Elections. He's running final tests on a voting machine that will be used during the November 7 election.
Kathryn Mobley
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WYSO
Rod Stanley is the assistant administrator in the Internal Operations Department of the Montgomery County Board of Elections.
He's running final tests on a voting machine that will be used during the November 7 election.

Huber Heights residents have supported the city’s earned income tax bid, according to final, unofficial results from Tuesday's election.

That’s a shift since last May when Huber Heights voters rejected it.

Meanwhile, the City of Clayton’s Earned Income Tax request has failed. It was a a 1.5% renewal plus a 1% increase. It would have started Jan. 1, 2024.

Centerville City School District had a 5.9 mills on the ballot. It also failed.

Tri-County North Local School District also said no to a five-year, 1% income tax renewal request.

In the race for Dayton City Commission, incumbents Chris Shaw and Matt Joseph have held off their challengers and will retain their seats for another term.

The Montgomery County Board of Elections will meet later this month to count provisional ballots and certify the election results.

Kathryn Mobley is an award-winning broadcast journalist, crafting stories for more than 30 years. At WYSO, her expertise includes politics, local government, education and more.

Email: kmobley@wyso.org
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