Election results for Tuesday, Aug. 6 primary in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI - Seats are on the line for Washtenaw County sheriff, Ann Arbor City Council and a number of other races throughout the county in the Tuesday, Aug. 6 primary.

The sheriff’s race involves Democrats Alyshia Dyer, Derrick Jackson and Ken Magee. The winner on Tuesday will advance to the November general election to face the winner between a pair of write-in Republican candidate, in the effort to succeed outgoing Sheriff Jerry Clayton.

In Ann Arbor, incumbent Council Member Jen Eyer, D-4th Ward, is seeking re-election against Democratic challenger Mozhgan Savabieasfahani. The winner will not face a Republican in November.

The statewide elections on the ballot include the open U.S. Senate spot with two Democrats and three Republicans facing off.

There are also five Michigan House of Representative races on the ballot for Washtenaw County voters, including the Democratic nomination in the 33rd district and the Republican nominations in the 23rd, 32nd, 47th and 48th districts.

Commissioner races for Washtenaw County, local township elections and millage proposals round out the county ballot.

Uncontested races are not included. Those candidates will automatically advance to the November general election.

The polls close at 8 p.m. Live results for contested races are below. Be aware that it may take a while for the results to come in due to the volume of votes. Refresh this story, or check back as the votes are counted on Tuesday night and Wednesday. Winners are in bold.

Michigan primary election results, Aug. 6, 2024

2024 Michigan House primary election results: Ann Arbor, Lansing, Jackson areas

Statewide races and proposals

U.S. Senate Democratic primary

U.S. Senate Republican primary

Michigan Legislature

23rd Michigan House of Representatives District

State Rep. Jason Morgan is running unopposed as a Democrat.

32nd Michigan House of Representatives District

State Rep. Jimmie Wilson, Jr. is running unopposed as a Democrat.

33rd Michigan House of Representatives District

Jason Rogers is running unopposed as a Republican.

47th Michigan House of Representatives District

State Rep. Carrie Rheingans is running unopposed as a Democrat.

48th Michigan House of Representatives District

State Rep. Jennifer Conlin is running unopposed as a Democrat.

County races and proposals

Washtenaw County Sheriff

Alyshia Dyer (Dem): 26,806

Derrick Jackson (Dem): 26,422

Ken Magee (Dem): 8,306

Precincts counted: 120 of 120

Washtenaw County Clerk

Lawrence Kestenbaum (Dem): 35,453

Shelly Brock (Dem): 20,544

Samantha Strayer (Rep): 6,670

Adam de Angeli (Rep): 5,285

Precincts counted: 120 of 120

Washtenaw County Treasurer

Latitia Lamelle-Sharp (Dem): 51,543

Robert Zimmerman (Rep): 7,976

Brian Bennett (Rep): 3,960

Precincts counted: 120 of 120

District 3 Commissioner

Shannon Beeman (Dem): 4,680

Ryan Baumgart (Rep): 1,420

Sean Egmon (Rep): 1,232

Precincts counted: 14 of 14

District 5 Commissioner

Justin Hodge (Dem): 2,800

Leah Mills-Chapman (Dem): 1,562

Ronnie Peterson (Dem): 2,394

Brett Birk (Rep): 1,315

Precincts counted: 10 of 10

District 6 Commissioner

Annie Somerville (Dem): 3,501

Ricky Jefferson (Dem): 893

Kat Layton (Dem): 735

Ryan Hunter (Dem): 556

Mike Eller (Rep): 436

Jesse Gandley (Rep): 136

Precincts counted: 12 of 12

Road preservation millage

Yes: 53,980

No: 24,651

Precincts counted: 120 of 120

Conservation district millage

Yes: 54,303

No: 23,930

Precincts counted: 120 of 120

Parks and recreation millage

Yes: 54,192

No: 23,398

Precincts counted: 120 of 120

City races and proposals

Ann Arbor City Council Ward 4

Jen Eyer (Dem): 3,115

Mozhgan Savabieasfahani (Dem): 780

Precincts counted: 10 of 10

Ypsilanti City Council Ward 3

Evan Sweet (Dem): 517

Amber Fellows (Dem): 525

Precincts counted: 2 of 2

Saline residency requirement for elected officials proposal

Yes: 1,123

No: 1,137

Precincts counted: 2 of 2

Township and village races and proposals

Ann Arbor Township Trustee

Peter Kotila (Dem): 648

John Allison (Dem): 659

Della DiPietro (Dem): 744

Eric Kaldijan (Dem): 674

Alex Cacciari (Dem): 408

Precincts counted: 1 of 1

Augusta Township Supervisor

Cath Howard (Dem): 765

Brian Shelby (Rep): 229

Alan Cassell (Rep): 167

Todd Waller (Rep): 320

Precincts counted: 3 of 3

Augusta Township Board of Trustees

Linda Adams (Dem): 636

Terrance Green (Dem): 451

David Hall (Dem): 467

Peter Hafler (Dem): 256

Travis Matts (Dem): 262

Christina Demeter (Dem): 527

George Alec Motts (Rep): 173

Keith Gipfert (Rep): 367

Michael Green (Rep): 442

Monique Domas (Rep): 298

Christopher Ortiz (Rep): 325

Patti Zimmer (Rep): 265

Stephanie Prain (Rep): 321

Precincts counted: 3 of 3

Dexter Township Board of Trustees

Karen Nolte (Dem): 944

Laura Sanders (Dem): 960

Karen Sikkenga (Dem): 890

Alicia Abbott (Dem): 877

Maris Metz (Dem): 481

Tara Guenther (Rep): 427

Regina Hamlett (Rep): 331

Precincts counted: 3 of 3

Freedom Township Board of Trustees

Shaun Andring (Rep): 105

Dennis Earl Huehl (Rep): 156

Daniel Schaible (Rep): 150

Precincts counted: 1 of 1

Lima Township Supervisor

William VanRiper (Rep): 295

Duane Luick (Rep): 221

Precincts counted: 1 of 1

Lima Township Treasurer

Phillip Kwaske (Rep): 221

Nanette Havens (Rep): 268

Precincts counted: 1 of 1

Lodi Township Board of Trustees

Finn Roberts (Dem): 519

Leslie Blackburn (Dem): 752

Alex Matelski (Dem): 611

Steve Marsh (Dem): 711

Carly Rose (Dem): 409

Janet Rogers (Dem): 410

David Naebeck (Rep): 540

Samantha Mamarow (Rep): 518

Donald Rentschler (Rep): 552

Jacob Schaible (Rep): 541

Precincts counted: 2 of 2

Northfield Township Board of Trustees

Adam Olney (Dem): 800

Janet Chick (Rep): 523

Mark Stanalajczo (Rep): 454

Jacob Donner (Rep): 564

Timothy Deville (Rep): 446

Nate Muchow (Rep): 498

Paul Michel (Rep): 395

Precincts counted: 3 of 3

Pittsfield Township Supervisor

Trish Reilly (Dem): 3,644

Christina Lirones (Dem): 1,837

Precincts counted: 9 of 9

Pittsfield Township Park Commission

Mary Anna Dickinson (Dem): 3,954

Stephen Lynn (Dem): 2,699

Stacy Ebron (Dem): 4,213

Sean Reilly (Dem): 3,463

Zain AbuSeir (Dem): 3,172

Sean Zera (Dem): 2,695

Precincts counted: 9 of 9

Scio Township Clerk

Jessica Flintoft (Dem): 2,718

Terri Merte (Dem): 1,797

Precincts counted: 5 of 5

Scio Township Supevisor

Jillian Michele Kerry (Dem): 2,624

John Boyle (Dem): 1,823

Precincts counted: 5 of 5

Scio Township Board of Trustees

Kathleen Knol (Dem): 2,806

John Reiser (Dem): 2,210

Charles Nielsen (Dem): 1,605

Kathleen Brant (Dem): 2,752

Mark Brazeau (Dem): 1,596

David Read (Dem): 2,151

Judy DeVooght Moenck (Dem): 2,510

Precincts counted: 5 of 5

Superior Township Clerk

Landis Smith (Dem): 822

Paula Jefferson (Dem): 618

Angela Robinson (Dem): 1,004

Precincts counted: 5 of 5

Superior Township Supervisor

Irma Golden (Dem): 1,112

Emily Dabish Yahkind (Dem): 1,291

Brian Clark (Dem): 431

Precincts counted: 5 of 5

Superior Township Treasurer

Lisa Lewis (Dem): 1,791

Ramona Parker-Hayden (Dem): 832

Precincts counted: 5 of 5

Superior Township Board of Trustees

Brenda Baker (Dem): 816

Tom Brennan (Dem): 708

Dana Harris (Dem): 564

Rhonda Peatry McGill (Dem): 1,075

Dana Greene Jr. (Dem): 1,085

Bernice Lindke (Dem): 1,058

Brenda McKinney (Dem): 1,419

Bernedia Word (Dem): 358

Sarah Devereaux (Dem): 1,113

Ken Schwartz (Dem): 1,086

Precincts counted: 5 of 5

Sylvan Township Board of Trustees

Sandra Schulze (Dem): 349

Dan Russell (Dem): 338

Kurt Koseck (Dem): 412

Precincts counted: 1 of 1

Webster Township Supervisor

Peter Stevens (Dem): 454

L. Michael DeAngelo (Dem): 695

John Kingsley (Rep): 561

Precincts counted: 3 of 3

Webster Township Board of Trustees

Shelly Vrsek (Dem): 953

Tarek Kanaan (Dem): 486

Brant Savander (Dem): 741

Jeff Harms (Dem): 696

Dan Munzel (Dem): 952

David Daily (Rep): 442

Inshal Chenet (Rep): 230

John Gills (Rep): 460

John Westman (Rep): 437

Richard Kleinschmidt (Rep): 457

Precincts counted: 3 of 3

York Township Board of Trustees

Crystal Thrall (Dem): 184

Asa Swallows (Rep): 153

John Hargrove (Rep): 359

Helen Neill (Rep): 356

Burton Packard (Rep): 136

Bill Cook (Rep): 288

Thomas Gary (Rep): 307

Jason McGovern (Rep): 322

Precincts counted: 2 of 2

Ypsilanti Township Supervisor

Brenda Stumbo (Dem): 6,254

Alex Thomas (Dem): 2,490

Precincts counted: 11 of 11

Ypsilanti Township Clerk

Debbie Swanson (Dem): 5,082

Christina Benitez (Dem): 3,239

Precincts counted: 11 of 11

Ypsilanti Township Treasurer

Steve Agdorny (Dem): 1,676

Stan Eldridge (Dem): 6,273

Precincts counted: 11 of 11

Ypsilanti Township Board of Trustees

Roderick Casey (Dem): 749

Pecola Lewis (Dem): 860

LaResha Thornton (Dem): 2,765

Joshua McAllister (Dem): 1,617

Gloria Peterson (Dem): 4,490

Mattie Odessa Smith (Dem): 1,742

Sadaf Ali (Dem): 2,527

John Newman II (Dem): 2,652

Kimberly Mortensen-Warden (Dem): 1,525

Michael White (Dem): 2,319

Eric Copeland (Dem): 1,542

Karen Lovejoy Roe (Dem): 3,726

Abdel El-Assadi (Dem): 1,137

Bryan Riley (Dem): 1,045

Precincts counted: 11 of 11

Bridgewater Township millage renewal

Yes: 264

No: 141

Precincts counted: 1 of 1

Saline Township road maintenance millage renewal

Yes: 332

No: 136

Precincts counted: 1 of 1

Scio Township transportation millage renewal

Yes: 3,642

No: 1,772

Precincts counted: 5 of 5

York Township fire and safety millage

Yes: 1,333

No: 437

Precincts counted: 2 of 2

Webster Township road preservation millage

Yes: 1,236

No: 971

Precincts counted: 3 of 3

Webster Township open land conservation millage renewal

Yes: 1,383

No: 819

Precincts counted: 3 of 3

Stockbridge Community Schools millage

Yes: 88

No: 47

Precincts counted: 1 of 1

Whitmore Lake Public Schools operating millage

Yes: 754

No: 1,145

Precincts counted: 4 of 4

Manchester District Library millage

Yes: 1,231

No: 654

Precincts counted: 4 of 4

Find out more in the Vote411.org voter guide provided by the nonpartisan League of Women Voters of Michigan Education Fund in partnership with MLive.

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