Here are the voting results for Johnson County with 207 of 285 programmed equipment reported and paper/walk-in absentee reporting. If a candidate is in bold, that race has been called:
FEDERAL OFFICES
DEMOCRAT
U.S. Senator
Thomas M. McDermott, Jr. – 1,290
US Rep. 6th Congressional District
George Thomas Holland – 337
Cynthia (Cinde) Wirth – 1,044
REPUBLIC
U.S. Senator
Todd Young – 8,132
US Rep. 6th Congressional District
James Dean Alspach – 2,195
Greg Pence – 6,778
STATE OFFICES
DEMOCRAT
State Senator District 41
Bryan Munoz – 411
REPUBLIC
State Senator District 41
Greg Walker – 3,259
State Representative District 47
Luke Campbell – 793
Robb Greene – 1,756
Scott C. Strother – 144
John Young – 1,581
State Representative District 57
Melinda K. Griesemer – 782
Craig Haggard – 1,001
State Representative District 58
Michelle Davis – 2,027
State Representative District 60
Brittany Carroll – 550
Peggy Mayfield – 477
LOCAL OFFICES
DEMOCRAT
Clark Township Board
Michael F. Chiappetta – 20
Franklin Union Needham Township Board—Franklin Township
Michelle Waugh Dahl – 276
Franklin Union Needham Township Board—Needham Township
Rhonda L. Mathes – 278
Franklin Union Needham Township Board—Union Township
Ronald Ping–264
Pleasant Township Board
Jessica Burnside – 314
Margaret L. Sheets – 274
White River Township Board
Trisha Phillips – 474
Robert A. Pribush – 284
REPUBLIC
Prosecuting Attorney
Lance Hamner – 5,699
Joseph M. Villanueva – 4,034
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Trena McLaughlin – 8,332
County Auditor
Elizabeth Ann Alvey – 8,064
County Recorder
Teresa K. Petro – 8,028
County Sheriff
Duane E. Burgess – 8,717
County Assessor
Mike Watkins – 8,173
County Commissioner District 2
Kevin Walls – 8,068
County Council District 1
David W. Bleke – 1,547
Pamela J. Burton – 1,795
County Council District 2
Charlotte Sullivan – 1,750
County Council District 3
Jon Myers – 1,170
County Council District 4
Walt Janiec-522
John Mallers – 1,719
Blue River Township Trustee
Ray B. Walton – 495
Clark Township Trustee
Neil H. Trisler – 204
Franklin Union Needham Township Trustee
Lydia J. Wales – 2,219
Hensley Township Trustee
Beth A. Baird – 130
Nineveh Township Trustee (Vote for one only)
Jonetta Knight – 179
Janet J. Renner – 137
Pleasant Township Trustee
C. William Hart – 1,759
White River Township Trustee
Mark W. Messick – 1,762
Blue River Township Board
Rodney A. Howard – 302
John A. Johnson – 270
Justin Lollar – 393
Clark Township Board
Chuck Harlow – 165
Kimberly J. Harlow – 163
Kelli Seybold – 166
Franklin Union Needham Township Board—Franklin Township
Jeannie Barnett – 2,256
Franklin Union Needham Township Board—Needham Township
Tara Payne – 2,213
Franklin Union Needham Township Board — Union Township (Vote for one only)
Dawn Barr – 1,201
Justin Griggs – 1,119
Hensley Township Board
William J. Meredith – 90
Mary L. Wilkerson – 98
Nineveh Township Board
Anthony J Giger – 192
Jill L. Jackson – 212
Kevin Jackson – 179
Pleasant Township Board
John Asher – 1,082
George Hall–980
Ron McCoy – 987
Thomas L. Whitaker – 1,283
White River Township Board
Dick Huber – 2,115
David S. Pollard – 1,993
Margaret (Peggy) Young – 2,436
Bargersville Town Council (Two seats)
Andrew Greenwood – 427
Roger D. Hitz – 335
James (Jamie) Pheifer – 371
Edinburgh Town Council (Two seats)
Ryan Blaker – 167
Debra Buck – 238
Maryann Gallagher-Little – 92
Marshall Ryan Piercefield – 283
New Whiteland Town Council Ward 2
Derek Cox – 120
John Purdie – 156
New Whiteland Town Council Ward 5
John T. Schilawski – 253
PUBLIC QUESTION
Voters residing in Johnson County’s Blue River Township and Bartholomew County’s German Township Edinburgh Community School Corporation referendum:
“Shall Edinburgh Community School Corporation increase property taxes paid to the school corporation by homeowners and businesses for eight (8) years immediately following the holding of the referendum for the purpose of funding the Edinburgh School Property Tax Levy Plan which will include safety and security, retaining and attracting teachers and staff, and improvements to student transportation? If this public question is approved by the voters, the average property tax paid to the school corporation per year on a residence would increase by 40.34% and the average property tax paid to the school corporation per year on a business property would increase by 36.82% .”
YES: 233
NOT: 121
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