WARSAW — With 37 of the 69 precincts reporting the results are:
President
Donald J. Trump, Republican — 14,341
Hillary Clinton, Democrat — 3,972
Gary Johnson, Libertarian — 1,040
Write-In — 347
United States Senate
Todd Young, Republican — 13,483
Evan Bayh, Democrat — 4,935
Lucy Brenton, Libertarian — 1,165
Write-In — 3
Governor
Eric Holcomb, Republican — 13,477
John R. Gregg, Democrat — 5,232
Rex Bell, Libertarian — 741
Write-In — 3
Attorney General
Curtis T. Hill, Jr., Republican — 15,381
Lorenzo Arrendondo, Democrat — 3,654
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jennifer McCormick, Republican — 13,549
Glenda Ritz, Democrat — 5,529
U.S. Rep. 2nd District
Jackie Walorski, Republican — 4,982
Lynn C. Coleman, Democrat — 1,213
Ron Cenkush, Libertarian — 263
U.S. Representative 3rd District
Jim Banks, Republican — 9,898
Tommy A. Schrader, Democrat — 2,253
Pepper Snyder, Libertarian — 789
Senate District 9
Ryan Mishler, Republican — 12,089
Senate District 12
Blake Doriot, Republican — 1,591
Carl Rust, Democrat — 486
Senate District 18
Randall Head, Republican — 2,270
State Representative District 18
David A. Wolkins, Republican — 4,758
Dee M. Moore, Democrat — 1,240
State Representative District 22
Curt Nisly, Republican — 9,661
Brian J. Smith, Democrat — 3,137
County Races
Clerk of Circuit Court
Ann M. Torpy, Republican — 16,336
County Treasurer
Rhonda J. Helser, Republican — 16,186
County Coroner
Anthony W. Ciriello, Republican — 16,648
County Surveyor
Michael E. Kissinger, Republican — 16,475
County Commissioner-Middle District
Ronald Truex, Republican — 16,339
County Commissioner – Northern District
Brad Jackson, Republican — 16,259
County Council At-Large
Sue Ann Mitchell, Republican — 12,213
Robert (Bob) Sanders, Republican — 11,818
Joni L. Truex, Republican — 11,043
School Boards
Tippecanoe Valley
District 1
Tyler Bouse — 319
David O’Brien — 243
Aaron A. Zolman — 566
District 2
Adam S. Heckaman — 571
Stephanie M. Overbey — 328
Matt Smith — 231
Triton
District At-Large
Kevin R. Boyer — 395
District 3
Amy Middaugh — 371
Wa-Nee
At-Large
Christina Eshelman — 331
Shawn C. Johnson —348
Olive Township-Elkhart County
Eric Brown — 399
Scott & Jefferson Townships
Don Lehman — 446
Warsaw
District 3
Elizabeth D. (Elle) Turley — 1,566
District 4
Randy Polston — 863
District 6
Jay M. Baumgartner — 1,527
Wawasee
District 1
Gerald Coy — 1,029
Mike Wilson — 1,602
District 2
Donald August Bokhart — 1,140
Michael E. Lamle — 666
David Rosenberry — 799
Whitko
District 1
Georgia Tenney — 1,211
District 2
Carrie Lynn Hoffman — 1,013
District 3
Joseph A. Begley — 670
Stephen P. Smith — 483
Public Question
Public question No. 1 asks if the state’s constitution should be amended by adding a Section 39 to Article 1 to provide that the right to hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife shall be forever preserved for the public good, subject only to the laws prescribed by the General Assembly and rules prescribed by virtue of the authority of the General Assembly to:
Yes — 13,868
No — 2,513
Indiana Court of Appeals 3rd District Judge Terry A. Crone
Yes — 11,944
No — 3,927
Indiana Court of Appeals 4th District Judge Patricia A. Riley
Yes — 12,218
No — 3,643