Lakewood City Council Primary Unofficial Results

LAKEWOOD, OH — Lakewood voters narrowed the field of candidates running for at-large city council seats during a primary election on Tuesday.

Based on unofficial results from the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections, incumbents Tristan Rader, Sarah Kepple and Tom Bullock will compete with challengers Laura Rodriguez-Carbone, Kyle Baker and Mark Schneider for three at-large positions on Lakewood City Council.

Eight candidates entered the primary with a chance of surviving to the general election in November. The candidates competing in the primary were: Kyle G. Baker, Bullock, Keith Davey, Kepple, Rader, Rodriguez-Carbone, Mark A. Schneider, and Susannah Selnick.

Unofficial results:

Kyle G. Baker — 1,694 votes

Tom Bullock — 2,062 votes

Keith Davey — 461 votes

Sarah Kepple — 2,530 votes

Tristan Rader — 2,797 votes

Laura Rodriguez-Carbone — 2,105 votes

Mark A. Schneider — 1,837 votes

Susannah Selick — 1,000 votes

Bullock, Rader and Kepple are all incumbents. Everyone else was a challenger.

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We also watched the primary election for the city's municipal judge opening. The three candidates competing in that race were: Sara Fagnilli, Tess Neff, Brian M. Taubman. The top two vote getters, which appear to be Fagnilli and Neff, will compete in the Nov. 2 general election.

Municipal Judge (unofficial results, 100 percent reported)

Sara Fagnilli — 2,140 votes
Tess Neff — 2,427 votes
Brian M. Taubman — 911 votes