Schools
FINAL RESULTS: Kent Election Results May 2013
Voters approve school levy by an 800-vote margin.
Voters in the Kent City Schools district on Tuesday approved a 8.9-mill new continuing levy.
The continuing operating levy, called Issue 8 on the ballot, will raise $4.25 million annually for the school district and cost the owner of a house valued at $100,000 about $272 per year.
Also, Kent voters who declare themselves Democrats chose three candidates to represent their party in the November general election for three council at-large seats: Michael A. DeLeone, Melissa M. Long and Roger B. Sidoti.
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2013 ELECTION RESULTS
For Against Issue 8: Kent City School District 8.9-mill new continuing levy 2,201 1,407
Kent City Council At-Large Seat
Number of Votes
(Top 3 advance to general election)
*Results are according to unofficial numbers from the Portage County Board of Elections.
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