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Here are the unofficial results for the 2025 November general election in Washington County
< < Back toWASHINGTON COUNTY, Ohio (WOUB) — According to unofficial results, 29.32% of registered voters in Washington County cast ballots in the 2025 November general election. Here are the unofficial results for contest races in Washington County.
Voters in the Village of New Matamoras selected John K. Schmidt with 110 votes, Blaze Michael Amos with 102 votes, Shane M. Bellville with 98 votes, and Paul J. Spears with 90 votes to serve on the village council starting next year. John W. Bellville II received 50 votes and Christopher Ferrell received 49 votes.
Voters in Adams Township selected Wayne Isner with 248 votes and Jeffrey David Anthony with 173 votes to serve as Trustees. David Garvin received 167 votes, Ernest Rummer received 79 votes, and Justin K. Ford received 54 votes.
Voters in Barlow Township selected Charles F. Seaman with 448 votes and Richard L. Best with 252 votes to serve as Trustees. Jonathan Perkins received 175 votes.
Voters in Belpre Township selected Jim Chapman with 367 votes and Keith Thieman with 305 votes to serve as Trustees. Craig Aufdenkampe received 275 votes.
Voters in Decatur Township selected Isaiah Frederick with 148 votes and Trenton Yoho with 106 votes to serve as Trustees. James Giddings received 97 votes, Jamey Rauch received 94 votes, Randy Fisher received 93 votes, and Terry Welch received 35 votes.
Voters in Dunham Township selected Kenny Maze with 245 votes and James A. Wellspring with 234 votes to serve as Trustees. Tim Mathews received 226 votes.
Voters in Dunham Township selected Dustin Maze with 237 votes to serve as Trustees for an unexpired term ending 12/31/2027. Thad Mankin received 183 votes.
Voters in Fairfield Township selected Brian Hafer with 153 votes and Jeremy D. Gribble with 122 votes to serve as Trustees. Darrell J. Huck received 105 votes.
Voters in Fearing Township selected Jeffrey D. Lauer with 126 votes and Allen L. Miller with 98 votes to serve as Trustees. Daniel Forshey received 59 votes.
Voters in Grandview Township selected Tyler Riggs with 224 votes and Todd Davis with 215 votes to serve as Trustees. Jacob D Butler received 149 votes.
Voters in Independence Township selected Thomas Stull with 31 votes and Bryon Binegar with 37 votes to serve as Trustees. Jedd A. Butler received 26 votes.
Voters in Lawrence Township selected Shane Mosser with 112 votes and Paul D. Metz with 77 votes to serve as Trustees. David R. Lauer II received 72 votes.
Voters in Liberty Township selected Dale Lauer with 51 votes and Steven Scot Hendershot with 50 votes to serve as Trustees. Larry E. Mercer received 46 votes and LeRoy A. Schroeder received 35 votes.
Voters in Ludlow Township selected Craig A. Howell with 66 votes and Brent M. Weckbacher with 47 votes to serve as Trustees. Roy Bowersock received 34 votes.
Voters in Muskingum Township selected John Jay Huck with 751 votes to fill one of two Trustee seats. Gary Doan and Steven Rech tied for the second seat with 486 votes. Bill Mason received 378 votes.
Votors in Newport Township selected David R Handschumacher with 229 votes and Rodney D. Seevers with 187 votes to serve as Trustees. Rick Seevers received 130 votes, John Richard Morris received 112 votes Jonie Haught received 108 votes, Kevin Schneider received 105 votes, and Alan Dow Hockenberry received 80 votes.
Voters in Salem Township selected Randy Camp with 194 votes and Robert F. Gerst, Sr. with 165 votes to serve as Trustees. Joseph A. Carpenter received 144 votes.
Voters in Warren Township selected Joseph Wellspring with 249 votes and Craig Duff with 336 votes to serve as Trustees. Gary Kent Gaughan Jr. received 241 votes, Joseph D. Vickers received 218 votes, Allen Coffman received 201 votes, Randy Beardsley received 180 votes, and Gregory Sciance received 168 votes.
Voters in Watertown Township selected Zeb Offenberger with 299 votes and Anthony H. Lang with 275 votes to serve as Trustees. Merle Hughes was a write-in candidate.
Voters in Wesley Township selected David B. Roberts with 83 votes and Keith A. Sargent with 80 votes to serve as Trustees. Danny J. Gage received 70 votes and David Love received 53 votes.
Voters in the Belpre City School District selected Mike Miller with 744 votes, Frederick Meredith with 735 votes, and Mollie Haught with 634 votes to serve on the board of education. Jordan Jewett received 603 votes.
Voters in the Fort Frye Local School District selected Rodney E. West with 781 votes, Johnna Zalmanek with 708 votes, and Joe Prieto with 629 votes to serve on the board of education. Mary Weinstock received 376 votes.
Voters in the Frontier Local School District selected Maggie D. McConnell received 584, Jeanne Marie Kerns with 581 votes, and Brenda D. Wilson received 479 to serve on the board of education. Rachele Slonaker received 424 votes, Amanda Wolfe received 374 votes, and Ivy Ferrell received 263 votes.
Voters in the Marietta City School District selected Cody Parman with 2,350 votes, Steven Taylor Huffman with 2,345 votes, and Chris Fennell received 2,181 votes to serve on the board of education. Annika Miller received 2,002 votes.
Voters in the Wolf Creek Local District selected Shawna M. Landaker with 498 votes and Scott R. Lang with 432 votes to serve on the board of education.
Voters in Marietta selected Jeffrey S. Schultheis with 212 votes to fill the First Ward seat on the Marietta City Council. Michael Scales received 172 votes.
In the race to represent the Second Ward, voters selected Democrat Katie McGlynn with 302 votes over Republican Janet Bond who received 131.
In the race to fill the fourth ward seat, voters selected Republican Ronald Wesel with 321 votes. Democrat Erin E. O’Neill received 286 votes.
Marietta Township voters approved a proposed five-year 0.5 mill replacement tax levy for EMS services with 71.89% of ballots cast in favor.
Marietta Township voters also approved a proposed five-year 1.6 mill replacement tax levy for EMS services with 61.22% of the ballots cast in favor.
Voters also approved a proposed five-year 1 mill replacement tax levy for EMS services with 66.63% of the ballots cast in favor.