The Vote

Discuss Election Results

                                              

                           

Pete Sehnert handily beat Tom Knopf for the post of Findlay Mayor according to unofficial election results from the Hancock County Board of Elections. In Fostoria incumbent Mayor John Davoli, running as an independent, was able to retain his seat, besting three challengers. In other election day issues the Arlington school income tax was easily voted down while McComb's was narrowly defeated by less than 50 votes.

What do you think about these and the rest of the night's results? Did the city of Findlay and surrounding areas make the right choices on election day? Talk about the winners and losers in the vote blog now.

View the complete list of election results on The Courier's electronic edition.

Polling Places

Hancock County polls are open until 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, so if you haven't voted yet, there's still plenty of time today.

Flood damage has caused a change in some Hancock County polling places on Nov. 6.

In Findlay, two precincts — Ward 4, Precincts A and B — have moved from the Anchor Community Center to the Sherman House.

And all of the Liberty Township precincts will be voting at Gateway Church on County Road 9 this November.

Hancock County has a total of 62 voting precincts. Many of these precincts share a polling place; there are a total of 29 polling places.

For a full list of Hancock County's polling sites for Nov. 6, click here. The list can also be found online at the Hancock County Board of Elections' Web site at www.hancockboardofelections.com.

If you are a registered voter, there is a "Where do I vote" feature on that Web site. If you type in your name, it will tell you where you vote, and give you directions on how to get there.

For more information, call the board of elections at 419-422-3245.