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Unofficial Results for Perry County
< < Back toUnofficial results are in for Perry County.
Bearfield Township residents voted in favor of a 1-mill cemetery maintenance levy renewal levy for five years 39-19.
Clayton Township citizens voted against a 0.4-mill cemeteries levy renewal levy for five years 133-166.
Coal Township voted in favor of a 2-mills cemetery maintenance levy renewal levy for five years 87-29.
Hopewell Township residents voted against a 3.7-mills Fire & EMS levy additional levy for continuing period of time 48-53.
A proposed 2.5-mills road improvements levy renewal levy for five years in Junction City 102-23.
New Lexington Local Schools 3-mills expenses levy renewal levy for five years passed with a vote of 1,056-601.
Megan Miller, Patrick Hogan and Kimberly Severance will join the Northern Local School Board of Education.
Perry County residents voted against electrical aggregation 1,116-1,349.
Reading Township voted in favor of a 1-mill road improvement levy renewal levy for five years
Village of Corning citizens voted against a 2.9-mills Parks & Rec levy additional levy for five years 18 to 8.
Village of Corning residents tied on a 4.9-mills police protection levy additional levy for five years vote 13-13.
Village of Corning voters passed a 4.9-mills road maintenance levy additional levy for five years 14-13.
Village of Crooksville citizens voted in favor of a 2-mills Parks & Rec levy renewal levy for five years 54-16
Village of Crooksville voters passed a 3-mills Parks & Rec levy renewal levy for five years 50-21.
The Village of Crooksville residents voted for John A Loomis, Christopher M. Rice, Bill Dennis and Robert Scott Locke into the Villages Council.
The Village of New Lexington citizens passed a 1-mill Parks & Rec Levy renewal levy for 5 years 403-174.
Village of New Straitsville voters passed electric aggregation by a vote of 43-34.
Village of Shawnee citizens voted in favor of the 4-mill current expenses levy renewal levy for five years 13-4.
Village of Shawnee electric aggregation tied 8-8.
Village of Somerset voters passed a 1-mill general expenses levy replacement levy for five years 205-129.
The Village of Somerset residents voted for Doug Fehrman, Mechelle R. Siemer, Michael L. Lally and David Snider into the Villages Council.