Written with the help of AI from the Montgomery County Board of Elections’ published ballot and results.
School levies and school income tax
Which of these questions a voter sees depends on where the voter lives. Each question is voted on only by residents of the district or city named in its title. The ballot wording for school tax questions is "For the tax levy" or "Against the tax levy" ("For the tax" or "Against the tax" for the income tax).
Dayton City Schools – Additional – 7 Mills – continuing. Voters in 106 precincts decide this question. A vote for the levy would approve an additional tax of 7 mills with no end date stated in the title.
Miamisburg City Schools – Income Tax – 0.5% – continuing. Voters in 32 precincts decide this question. A vote for the tax would approve a school income tax of 0.5% with no end date stated in the title.
Oakwood City Schools – Renewal – 1.8 Mills – continuing. Voters in 8 precincts decide this question. A vote for the levy would renew a 1.8-mill tax with no end date stated in the title.
Northridge Local Schools – Additional – General permanent improvements – 2.2 mills – continuing. Voters in 9 precincts decide this question. A vote for the levy would approve an additional 2.2-mill tax for general permanent improvements, with no end date stated in the title.
City and township tax issues
City of Oakwood – Renewal – Current Expenses – 2.72 Mills – 5 yrs. Voters in 8 precincts decide this question. A vote for the levy would renew a 2.72-mill tax for current expenses for five years.
City of Union – Increase – 1% income tax – continuing. Voters in 5 precincts decide this question. A vote for the income tax would approve an increase to a 1% income tax with no end date stated in the title.
German Township (Incorporated and Unincorporated) – Renewal – Senior Services 1 Mill – 5 yrs. Voters in 6 precincts decide this question, including residents of both incorporated and unincorporated parts of the township. A vote for the levy would renew a 1-mill tax for senior services for five years.
Jackson Township (Unincorporated and Village of Farmerville) – Additional – Park and recreational – 2 Mills – 10 yrs. Voters in 4 precincts decide this question, covering the unincorporated township and the Village of Farmerville. A vote for the levy would approve an additional 2-mill tax for park and recreational purposes for ten years.
Jefferson Township – Additional – Current Expenses – 3 mills – 5 yrs. Voters in 6 precincts decide this question. A vote for the levy would approve an additional 3-mill tax for current expenses for five years.
Charter amendments in Brookville and Kettering
Charter amendment questions are voted on by residents of the city named. The ballot titles identify the amendments by article or section number, and the titles as listed do not describe what each amendment changes. Each question is answered Yes or No.
City of Brookville (4 precincts) has four questions: Charter Amendments – Article I, II, and III; Charter Amendments – Article IV, V, and VI; Charter Amendments – Article VII, VIII, IX and XII; and Charter Amendments – Article X and XI.
City of Kettering (41 precincts) has five questions: Charter Amendments – 7-3 and 7-5; Charter Amendments – 3-2 thru 8-4; Charter Amendment – 4-3; Charter Amendment – 7-2; and Charter Amendments – 5-2 and 6-2.
Local liquor options
Four local option questions each appear in a single precinct, so only voters in that precinct will see them. Each is answered Yes or No.
DAY 12-C – D-6 Sunday Sale – Shamrock Athletic Club.
DAY 13-A – D-6 Sunday Sale – University of Dayton.
HUB 1-D – D-6 Sunday Sale – CWA Managements, LLC dba Villa Tarvern.
PNLB – D-4 – AL Post 762.
Local race: New Lebanon Council
Voters in 3 precincts will choose for New Lebanon Council (term 12-31-2029) between Nicole Adkins and Rob Dennis.
County offices and judges
County Commissioner (term 1-1-2027): Margie Christie (Republican) and Carolyn Rice (Democratic).
County Auditor: Karl Keith (Democratic) and Tammy L. Murphy (Republican).
Judge of the Court of Appeals (2nd District) (term 2-9-2027): Chris Epley (Republican) is the only candidate listed.
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas – General Division (term 1-1-2027): Susan D. Solle is the only candidate listed.
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas – General Division (term 1-2-2027): Anne Keeton and Derek Muncy.
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas – General Division (term 1-3-2027): Michele S.H. Henne and Kelly D. Madzey.
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas – General Division (term 7-1-2027): Steve Abshire and Richard Glennon.
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas – General Division (term 7-2-2027): Elizabeth A. Ellis is the only candidate listed.
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas – Probate Division (term 2-9-2027): David Brannon and Cassandra A. Rice.
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas – Juvenile Division (term 12-31-2028): Hope L. Smalls and Nicholas Sylvain.
Ohio House and Senate
State Senator (5th District), 120 precincts: Jeffrey Harris (Democratic) and Phil Plummer (Republican).
State Representative (36th District), 87 precincts: Chuck Horn, Rose Lounsbury (Democratic) and Andrea White (Republican).
State Representative (37th District), 88 precincts: Tom Herner (Democratic) and Tom Young (Republican).
State Representative (38th District), 90 precincts: Desiree Tims (Democratic) is the only candidate listed.
State Representative (39th District), 81 precincts: Mark Campbell (Republican) and Daquan Neal (Democratic).
State Representative (40th District), 41 precincts: Rodney Creech (Republican), Timothy B. Hornbacker (Democratic) and Joshua A. Umbaugh (Libertarian).
Congress
U.S. Senator (term 1-3-2029): Sherrod Brown (Democratic), Jon Husted (Republican), OPC Greg Levy and William B. Redpath (Libertarian).
Representative to Congress (10th District): Kristina Knickerbocker (Democratic), Thomas F. McMasters (Libertarian) and Mike Turner (Republican).
Statewide races and issue
Governor and Lieutenant Governor: Amy Acton and David Pepper (Democratic); Don Kissick and James L. Mills (Libertarian); Vivek Ramaswamy and Robert A. McColley (Republican).
Attorney General: Keith Faber (Republican) and John J. Kulewicz (Democratic).
Auditor of State: Annette Blackwell (Democratic) and Frank LaRose (Republican).
Secretary of State: Tom Pruss (Libertarian), Allison Russo (Democratic) and Robert Sprague (Republican).
Treasurer of State: Jay Edwards (Republican) and Seth Walsh (Democratic).
Justice of the Supreme Court (term 1-1-2027): Daniel R. Hawkins (Republican) and Marilyn Zayas (Democratic).
Justice of the Supreme Court (term 1-2-2027): Jennifer Brunner (Democratic) and Colleen O’Donnell (Republican).
Statewide Issue 3 is also on the ballot in all 381 Montgomery County precincts and is answered Yes or No. The ballot information available for this guide lists only its name, Issue 3.
Polls and results
Polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Results will be posted on election night at daytonreport.com/montgomery-county-election-results/.
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