Strongsville 2021 Election: Issue 68, City Council Results

STRONGSVILLE, OH — Strongsville residents again headed to polls to decide the future of their communities on Tuesday.

Despite less-than-ideal weather, Strongsville voters made their voices heard, picking new school board members, new city council representatives and deciding the fate of a school levy. See how all of the races played out below.

All results below are from the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections, but await certification.

Strongsville races we watched

Issue 68 — A 6 mill tax renewal levy for the Strongsville Schools

• For the levy — 5,963
• Against the levy — 4,846

City council candidates

Top three vote recipients win seats.

• Jim Carbone — 6,845
• Joseph C. DeMio — 6,741
• Kelly A. Kosek — 4,909
• Erin Lally — 4,253

Board of Education:

Top two vote recipients win seats.

• Sherry D. Buckner-Sallee — 3,731
• Sharon Kilbane — 5,851
• Hayley Christine Stovcik — 4,649

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Voters braved a chilly, rainy day to cast their ballots on Issue 68 and to decide the next city council representatives. Polls opened at 6:30 a.m. and remained open until 7:30 p.m. Across Ohio, 377,399 people chose to vote early, with 172,886 casting their ballots in-person, Secretary of State Frank LaRose said.

“There is no such thing as an ‘off-year’ election and voters have been proving that by coming out and making their voices heard in this important election over the past four weeks. Election Day is here and once again Ohio is ready," LaRose said.