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    May 2010 Election Results

    The polls closed at 7:30pm, and the results have been tallied for today’s election.

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    Issue 1 (Third Frontier) has passed
    Issue 2 (Casino Relocation) has passed

    Democratic endorsements won include Lee Fisher for US Senate and Charleta Tavares for Ohio Senate District 15. Republican endorsements won include Jon Husted for Secretary of State, David Yost for Auditor, Steven Stivers for Congress District 15.

    Grandview, Worthington, Marysville, London and Pataskala all passed their income tax levies.

    And last but not least… Studio 35 got their liquor license approved to be allowed to serve wine and cocktails.

    Full results can be found at vote.franklincountyohio.gov.

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