UNDATED (WHTC) – Here are the unofficial percentages from Tuesday’s General Election in races and issues involving the Holland/Zeeland/Saugatuck area from the clerk’s offices in Allegan & Ottawa counties:
PRESIDENT: Donald Trump 61% Ottawa County, 61% Allegan County; Hillary Clinton 31% Ottawa County, 32% Allegan County
US HOUSE: Bill Huizenga 71%, Dennis Murphy 25%
US HOUSE: Fred Upton 67%, Paul Clements 28%
STATE HOUSE 80TH DISTRICT: Mary Whiteford 67%, John Andrysiak 28%
STATE HOUSE 88TH DISTRICT: Roger Victory 75%, Kim Nagy 25%
STATE HOUSE 89TH DISTRICT: Jim Lilly 61%, Tim Meyer 34%
STATE HOUSE 90TH DISTRICT: Daniela Garcia 73%, Mary Yedinak 27%
ALLEGAN COUNTY SHERIFF: Frank Baker 80%, Stephen Young 20%
COUNTY BOARD 3RD DISTRICT: Don Disselkoen 107 more votes than Doug Zylstra
COUNTY BOARD 6TH DISTRICT: Dennis Van Dam 84%, Collin Riddering 16%
OTTAWA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT: Karen Miedema 58%, Dan Martin 41%
HUDSONVILLE DISTRICT COURT: Judy Mulder 53%, Vern Helder 46%
PARK TOWNSHIP BOARD: Dan DeLleuw 23%, James Gerard 22%, Denise Nestel 22%, George Jacob 21%, Coley Brown 12%
PORT SHELDON TOWNSHIP BOARD: Bill Monhollon 42%, Gerald Smith 39%, Travis Barkel 19%
SAUGATUCK CITY COUNCIL: Ken Trester 22%, Mark Bekken 22%, Barry Johnson 21%, Jane Verplank 20%, Joseph Leonatti 14%
HOLLAND SCHOOL BOARD: Phil Meyer 20%, Elizabeth Colburn 19%, Linda Falstad 18%, Eutimio Marroquin 15.3%, Stephen Grose 14.9%, Jo Trembley 12%
WEST OTTAWA SCHOOL BOARD: Catherine Lebster 26%, Lynn Rutan 23%, Douglas Mahn 21%, Kristopher Cox 16%, Edward DeNave 15%
ZEELAND SCHOOL BOARD: Rick Dernberger 36%, April DeWitt 35%, Chad Creevy 29%
FENNVILLE SCHOOL BOARD: Dave Johnson 23%, Manuel Sanchez 22%, Jayson Hicks 21%, Mark Ludwig 17%, Chip Nightingale 16%
ZEELAND SCHOOLS OPERATIONAL MILLAGE: Yes 62%, No 38%
HAMILTON SCHOOLS OPERATIONAL MILLAGE RENEWAL: Yes 75%, No 25%
HAMILTON SCHOOLS NEW OPERATIONAL MILLAGE: Yes 63%, No 37%
SAUGATUCK ROADS PROPOSAL: Yes 63%, No 37%
SAUGATUCK TOWNSHIP RECYCLING PROPOSAL: No 62%, Yes 38%
All election results must be certified by the Board of Canvassers in each county before they become official.
-Gary Stevens
