WARSAW — Warsaw 4-2 was the first precinct to arrive at 6:22 p.m. with Warsaw 4-3 soon following. The first results contained absentee ballots and were distributed at 6:53 p.m. with eight precincts reporting. The results are:

President

Donald J. Trump, Republican — 6,333
Hillary Clinton, Democrat — 1,964
Gary Johnson, Libertarian — 448
Write-In — 156

United States Senate

Todd Young, Republican — 6,048
Evan Bayh, Democrat — 2,344
Lucy Brenton, Libertarian — 473
Write-In — 2

Governor

Eric Holcomb, Republican — 6,027
John R. Gregg, Democrat — 2,482
Rex Bell, Libertarian — 312
Write-In — 1

Attorney General

Curtis T. Hill, Jr., Republican — 6,834
Lorenzo Arrendondo, Democrat — 1,794

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Jennifer McCormick, Republican — 6,060
Glenda Ritz, Democrat — 2,593

U.S. Rep. 2nd District

Jackie Walorski, Republican — 1,553
Lynn C. Coleman, Democrat — 414
Ron Cenkush, Libertarian — 66

U.S. Representative 3rd District

Jim Banks, Republican — 5,122
Tommy A. Schrader, Democrat — 1,234
Pepper Snyder, Libertarian — 387

Senate District 9

Ryan Mishler, Republican — 6,088

Senate District 12

Blake Doriot, Republican — 436
Carl Rust, Democrat — 166

Senate District 18

Randall Head, Republican — 616

State Representative District 18

David A. Wolkins, Republican — 2,128
Dee M. Moore, Democrat — 577

State Representative District 22

Curt Nisly, Republican — 4,330
Brian J. Smith, Democrat — 1,486

County Races

Clerk of Circuit Court

Ann M. Torpy, Republican — 7,297

County Treasurer

Rhonda J. Helser, Republican — 7,235

County Coroner

Anthony W. Ciriello, Republican — 7,412

County Surveyor

Michael E. Kissinger, Republican — 7,337

County Commissioner-Middle District

Ronald Truex, Republican — 7,246

County Commissioner – Northern District

Brad Jackson, Republican — 7,231

County Council At-Large

Sue Ann Mitchell, Republican — 5,547
Robert (Bob) Sanders, Republican — 5,305
Joni L. Truex, Republican — 4,954

School Boards

Tippecanoe Valley

District 1

Tyler Bouse — 87
David O’Brien — 76
Aaron A. Zolman — 196

District 2

Adam S. Heckaman — 176
Stephanie M. Overbey — 113
Matt Smith — 71

Triton

District At-Large

Kevin R. Boyer — 36

District 3

Amy Middaugh — 34

Wa-Nee

At-Large

Christina Eshelman — 176
Shawn C. Johnson —178

Olive Township-Elkhart County

Eric Brown — 209

Scott & Jefferson Townships

Don Lehman — 225

Warsaw

District 3

Elizabeth D. (Elle) Turley — 387

District 4

Randy Polston — 863

District 6

Jay M. Baumgartner — 669

Wawasee

District 1

Gerald Coy — 404
Mike Wilson — 680

District 2

Donald August Bokhart — 420
Michael E. Lamle — 285
David Rosenberry — 348

Whitko

District 1

Georgia Tenney — 254

District 2

Carrie Lynn Hoffman — 207

District 3

Joseph A. Begley — 120
Stephen P. Smith — 107

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 — 6,211
No  — 1,083

Indiana Court of Appeals 3rd District Judge Terry A. Crone
Yes — 5,312
No — 1,639

Indiana Court of Appeals 4th District Judge Patricia A. Riley
Yes — 5,434
No — 1,521