UNOFFICIAL RESULTS - UPDATED WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5 @ 12:59 PM

CLARE COUNTY (9/9 PRECINCTS REPORTING)

Gladwin Community Schools 

(Arthur & Hamilton Townships)

• YES - 35 

• NO - 66

Harrison Community Schools

(City of Harrison + Arthur, Franklin, Frost, Greenwood, Hamilton, Hatton, Hayes, Summerfield, & Winterfield Townships)

• YES - 895

• NO - 1,051

LAKE COUNTY (5/5 PRECINCTS REPORTING)
 

Kaleva Norman Dickinson School District 

(Elk Township)

• YES - 78

• NO - 68

Mason County Central School District

(Lake & Sweetwater Townships)

• YES - 13

• NO - 31

Reed City Area Public Schools

(Chase & Pinora Townships)

• YES - 13

• NO - 31

MECOSTA COUNTY (15/15 PRECINCTS REPORTING)
 

Big Rapids City Mayor

• Fred Guenther - 560

• Unresolved Write-In Candidate - 16

Big Rapids City Commissioner

• Karen Simmon - 363

• David Rhodes - 349

• Dan Kirwin - 345

• Unresolved Write-In Candidate - 11

Chippewa Hills School District

(Austin, Chippewa, Colfax, Fork, Martiny, Millbrook, Morton, Sheridan, & Wheatland Townships)

• YES - 1,880

• NO - 1,957

Reed City Area Public Schools

(Grant & Green Townships)

• YES - 89

• NO - 310

MONTCALM COUNTY (4/7 PRECINCTS REPORTING)
 

Greenville City Councilperson

• Claude Johnson - 823

• Michael Mangus - 263

• Lesa Wellman - 89

• Jeffrey Hines - 44

• Donald Rumsey - 15

Home Township

• YES - 105

• NO - 172

Stanton City Councilperson

• Charles H. Miel - 89

• Jacky McGill - 77

• Lewis Corwin - 75

Tri County Area Public Schools

(Maple Valley, Pierson, Reynolds, & Winfield Townships)

• YES - 731

• NO - 1,222

NEWAYGO COUNTY (6/6 PRECINCTS REPORTING)
 

Grant City Mayor

• Julie Hallman - 70

• Write-In - 2

Grant City Commissioner

• Pete Pickard - 56

• Karen Arens - 52

• Gerard Williams - 49

• Write-In - 3

Hesperia Community Schools

(Barton Township)

• YES - 181

• NO - 155

Kent ISD Millage

(Ensley Township)

• YES - 3

• NO - 8

Reed City Area Public Schools

(Beaver & Denver Townships)

• YES - 14

• NO - 116

Tri County Area Public Schools

(Croton & Ensley Townships)

• YES - 117

• NO - 322

OSCEOLA COUNTY (5/5 PRECINCTS REPORTING)

Cedar Township

• YES - 66

• NO - 60

Chippewa Hills School District

(Orient Township)

• Ballot included with Mecosta County.

Reed City Area Public Schools

(City of Reed City + Cedar, Hersey, & Lincoln Townships)

• YES - 572

• NO - 2,138

More information on each of the following proposals can be found on the guides below.

Results will be finalized by county sometime Wednesday afternoon.

Voting Day: Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025

Polls Open: 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (as long as you are in line by 8:00 p.m.)

Find your polling place: https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/index

More Election Day information: https://www.michigan.gov/sos/elections/voting/vote-on-election-day

CLARE COUNTY

Gladwin Community Schools

(Arthur & Hamilton Townships)

• Voting on a school bond proposal of $26,800,000 for facility upgrades, including but not limited to new school entryways, additional classrooms for preschool programs, reconfigured playground areas, upgraded drop off areas, and new electric, plumbing, and roofing for junior high buildings. 

• Initial millage is 1.40 mills (0.05 increase from the previous year’s levy), will maintain at 1.40 mills to retire the debt

• Maximum duration of 28 years per series.

Harrison Community Schools

(City of Harrison + Arthur, Franklin, Frost, Greenwood, Hamilton, Hatton, Hayes, Summerfield, & Winterfield Townships)

• Voting on a school bond proposal of $7,170,000 for facility upgrades, including but not limited to middle school flooring upgrades, new entry way and bathrooms in the Early Childhood Center, high school HVAC improvements, and new paved roads and parking lots.

• Initial millage is 0.70 mills (zero net increase from the previous year’s levy), will rise to 0.90 mill to retire the debt

• Maximum duration of 15 years per series

ISABELLA COUNTY

Chippewa Hills School District

(Broomfield, Coldwater, Deerfield, Gilmore, Nottawa, & Sherman Townships)

• Voting on a school bond proposal of $39,900,000 for facility upgrades, including but not limited to a new auxiliary gym, new fire alarm systems, ADA accessibility features to restrooms and entrances, classroom and kitchen renovations, and adding a new learning center.

• Initial millage is 1.24 mills (zero net increase from the previous year’s levy), will increase to 1.67 mills to retire the debt

• Maximum duration of 25 years per series.

Kaleva Norman Dickinson School District 

(Elk Township)

• Voting on a school bond proposal of $9,500,000 for facility upgrades, including but not limited to a new early childhood center, security upgrades, renovated playgrounds, and new parking lots.

• Initial millage is 1.40 mills (zero net increase from the previous year’s levy), will increase to 3.18 mills to retire the debt

• Maximum duration of 10 years per series.

Mason County Central School District

(Lake & Sweetwater Townships)

• Voting on a school bond proposal of $22,375,000 for facility upgrades, including but not limited to secure entrance remodels, new restroom building for athletics, adding a locker room to elementary school, technology updates, high school electricity improvements, and parking lot construction.

• Initial millage is 2.15 mills (zero net increase from the previous year’s levy), will average out to 1.87 mills to retire the bond

• Maximum duration of 30 years per series.

Reed City Area Public Schools

(Chase & Pinora Townships)

• Voting on a school bond proposal of $75,500,000 for facility upgrades, including but not limited to a new gymnasium, renovating the current gym into a performance arts center, new sidewalks and parking lots, new playground at elementary school, and upgraded technology.

• Initial millage is 4.50 mills (zero net increase from the previous year’s levy), will increase to 6.28 mills to retire the debt

• Maximum duration of 26 years per series.

Big Rapids City Commission

• Voting for mayoral seat and two city commissioner seats

  • Mayoral candidates: Fred Guenther (incumbent)

  • Commissioner candidates: Dan Kirwin, David Rhodes (incumbent), Karen Simmon (incumbent)

Chippewa Hills School District

(Austin, Chippewa, Colfax, Fork, Martiny, Millbrook, Morton, Sheridan, & Wheatland Townships)

• Voting on a school bond proposal of $39,900,000 for facility upgrades, including but not limited to a new auxiliary gym, new fire alarm systems, ADA accessibility features to restrooms and entrances, classroom and kitchen renovations, and adding a new learning center.

• Initial millage is 1.24 mills (zero net increase from the previous year’s levy), will increase to 1.67 mills to retire the debt

• Maximum duration of 25 years per series.

Reed City Area Public Schools

(Grant & Green Townships)

• Voting on a school bond proposal of $75,500,000 for facility upgrades, including but not limited to a new gymnasium, renovating the current gym into a performance arts center, new sidewalks and parking lots, new playground at elementary school, and upgraded technology.

• Initial millage is 4.50 mills (zero net increase from the previous year’s levy), will increase to 6.28 mills to retire the debt

• Maximum duration of 26 years per series.

Greenville City Council

• Voting for two city councilperson seats

  • Commissioner candidates: Claude Johnson (incumbent)

Home Township

• Voting on millage increase to raise $97,245.46 per year for police department operations, vehicles, apparatus, equipment, and housing.

• Millage would increase by up to 1.25 mills

• Maximum duration of 5 years

Stanton City Council

• Voting for three city commissioner seats

  • Commissioner candidates: Lewis Corwin (incumbent), Jacky McGill (incumbent), Charles Miel (incumbent)

Tri County Area Public Schools

(Maple Valley, Pierson, Reynolds, & Winfield Townships)

• Voting on a sinking fund millage proposal to raise approximately $994,014 per year for building repairs, student transportation vehicles, new turf stadium field, high school lighting upgrades, and construction of a new central office construction.

• Millage to create sinking fund would be 1.50 mills

• Fixed duration of 10 years

OSCEOLA COUNTY

Cedar Township

• Voting on millage increase to raise $55,929 per year for fire protection and emergency medical services.

• Millage would increase by up to 1.50 mills

• Maximum duration of 4 years

Chippewa Hills School District

(Orient Township)

• Voting on a school bond proposal of $39,900,000 for facility upgrades, including but not limited to a new auxiliary gym, new fire alarm systems, ADA accessibility features to restrooms and entrances, classroom and kitchen renovations, and adding a new learning center.

• Initial millage is 1.24 mills (zero net increase from the previous year’s levy), will increase to 1.67 mills to retire the debt

• Maximum duration of 26 years per series.

Reed City Area Public Schools

(City of Reed City + Cedar, Hersey, & Lincoln Townships)

• Voting on a school bond proposal of $75,500,000 for facility upgrades, including but not limited to a new gymnasium, renovating the current gym into a performance arts center, new sidewalks and parking lots, new playground at elementary school, and upgraded technology.

• Initial millage is 4.50 mills (zero net increase from the previous year’s levy), will increase to 6.28 mills to retire the debt

• Maximum duration of 30 years per series.

*Results will be posted on this page after the election on Nov. 4.