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Ward 5, Precinct 45

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State General
Tuesday, November 3, 2026   Washtenaw County, Michigan   ANN ARBOR CITY, Ward 5, Precinct 45
PARTISAN SECTION
State
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Vote for not more than 1
Jocelyn Benson
Winnie Brinks
Democratic
John James
Jay DeBoyer
Republican
Anthony Hudson
Beau Parmenter
Libertarian
Donna Brandenburg
Robert Donald Cowper II
U.S. Taxpayers
Douglas Campbell
Bobbie Clay
Green
write-in
Secretary of State
Vote for not more than 1
Garlin Gilchrist II
Democratic
Anthony G. Forlini
Republican
Christine Sloan
Libertarian
Scott E. Aughney
U.S. Taxpayers
Eric Borregard
Green
write-in
Attorney General
Vote for not more than 1
Eli Savit
Democratic
Doug Lloyd
Republican
Jason Dye
Libertarian
John Perry Ludtke Jr
U.S. Taxpayers
Jeff Polonowski
Green
Doug Dern
Natural Law
write-in
Congressional
United States Senator
Vote for not more than 1
Abdul El-Sayed
Democratic
Mike Rogers
Republican
Lydia Christensen
Libertarian
Tim Long
U.S. Taxpayers
Douglas P. Marsh
Green
Walter P. Kristy
Natural Law
write-in
Representative in Congress
6th DISTRICT
Vote for not more than 1
Debbie Dingell
Democratic
Heather Smiley
Republican
Timothy A. Teagan
Libertarian
Mike Mickevicius
U.S. Taxpayers
Clyde Shabazz
Green
Linda Rayburn
Working Class
write-in
Legislative
Your choiceSTATE SENATOR
14th DISTRICT
Vote for not more than 1
Sue Shink
Democratic
Tawn Shawnelle Beliger
Republican
write-in
Your choiceREPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE
47th DISTRICT
2 Year Term
Vote for not more than 1
Carrie A. Rheingans
Democratic
Justin Griffis
Republican
write-in
State Boards
MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Vote for not more than 2
Judith Pritchett
Democratic
Tiffany Tilley
Democratic
Terence Collins
Republican
Bree Moeggenberg
Republican
Charles Essner
Libertarian
William Mohr II
U.S. Taxpayers
Christine C. Schwartz
U.S. Taxpayers
Wissam Charafeddine
Green
Mary Anne Hering
Working Class
Kelli Monroe
Natural Law
write-in
Regent of the University of Michigan
Vote for not more than 2
Paul Brown
Democratic
Amir Makled
Democratic
Lena Epstein
Republican
Michael Schostak
Republican
Andrew Chadderdon
Libertarian
Kyle Maas
U.S. Taxpayers
write-in
Your choiceTrustee of Michigan State University
Vote for not more than 2
Brianna Scott
Democratic
Kelly Tebay Zemke
Democratic
Julie Maday
Republican
Roger Victory
Republican
Daniel R. Patterson
Libertarian
Will Tyler White
Libertarian
Janet Sanger
U.S. Taxpayers
John Sanger
U.S. Taxpayers
John Anthony La Pietra
Green
Yaz Ozbek
Working Class
write-in
Governor of Wayne State University
Vote for not more than 2
Shereef Akeel
Democratic
Richard Mack
Democratic
Andy Anuzis
Republican
Christa Murphy
Republican
Alex Avery
Libertarian
Jami Van Alstine
Libertarian
Jeff McDonald
U.S. Taxpayers
Paul M. Ragan
Green
Suzanne Roehrig
Working Class
Kathleen Oakford
Natural Law
write-in
City
Your choiceMAYOR
Vote for not more than 1
Yousef Rabhi
Democratic
write-in
Your choiceCOUNCIL MEMBER BY WARD
WARD 5
Vote for not more than 1
Jenn Cornell
Democratic
write-in
NONPARTISAN SECTION
Judicial
JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT
Vote for not more than 2
Megan Kathleen Cavanagh
Justice of Supreme Court
Noah P. Hood
Justice of Supreme Court
Thomas W. Howe
Casandra Morse-Bills
Michael Warren
Jody White
write-in
Your choiceJUDGE OF COURT OF APPEALS
COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT 3
Incumbent Position
Vote for not more than 2
Mark T. Boonstra
Judge of Court of Appeals
Daniel S. Korobkin
Judge of Court of Appeals
write-in
Your choiceJUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT
22ND CIRCUIT COURT
Incumbent Position
Vote for not more than 2
Patrick J. Conlin Jr.
Judge of Circuit Court
Tracy E. Van den Bergh
Judge of Circuit Court
write-in
Your choiceJUDGE OF PROBATE COURT
WASHTENAW COUNTY PROBATE COURT
Non-Incumbent Position
Vote for not more than 1
Alethia Jean Battles
Jennifer Lawrence
write-in
Your choiceJUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT
15TH DISTRICT COURT
Incumbent Position
Vote for not more than 1
Tamara Garwood
Judge of District Court
write-in
Community College
Your choiceCOMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEMBER
WASHTENAW COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Vote for not more than 3
Daniel J. Katanski
David A. DeVarti
Christina Fleming
Ruth Hatcher
write-in
Local School District
Your choiceLOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD MEMBER
ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
4 Year Term
Vote for not more than 4
Lyndon Dibble
Kelley Ellis
Becca Hogan
Rima Mohammad
Jennifer Oldham
Aaron J. Puno
Carolyn Siebers
Brandon Smith
Andy Spencer
write-in
Your choiceLOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD MEMBER
ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Partial Term Ending 12/31/2028
Vote for not more than 1
John Benson
Kevin A. Hudson
Don Wilkerson
write-in
District Library
Your choiceDISTRICT LIBRARY BOARD MEMBER
ANN ARBOR DISTRICT LIBRARY
Vote for not more than 3
Zach Buck
Rachel Goldberg
Cassie Haynes
Gaurav Kulkarni
write-in
PROPOSAL SECTION
State
Proposal 2026-1 A proposal to convene a constitutional convention for the purpose of drafting a general revision of the state constitution
Shall a convention of elected delegates be convened in 2027 to draft a general revision of the State Constitution for presentation to the state’s voters for their approval or rejection?
YES
NO
State
Proposal 2026-2 A proposed initiated law to prohibit campaign contributions from certain regulated utilities and government contractors and apply campaign finance laws and regulations to additional types of political communications
The proposal would: • Prohibit regulated electric and gas utilities, contractors with over $250,000 annually in government contracts, and people and organizations with substantial connections to these utilities/contractors from making direct or indirect campaign contributions to those who run for or hold offices that impact them. • Expand laws regulating spending on political communications, including those requiring disclosing donor information, to apply to communications clearly identifying candidates or ballot questions, even if they do not expressly advocate voting for/against them. • Expressly apply the law requiring disclosure of who paid for political communications to internet political communications. Should this proposal be adopted?
YES
NO
Your choiceCity
Proposal A
Charter Amendment Tax for Street, Bridge, and Sidewalk Repair and Replacement Shall the Charter be amended to authorize a new tax up to 2.125 mills for street and bridge repair and for sidewalk repair and construction for 2027 through 2032 to replace the previously authorized tax up to 2.125 mills for street and bridge repair and for sidewalk repair and construction for 2022 through 2026, which will raise in the first year of levy the estimated revenue of $19,236,316? In accordance with State law, a portion of the millage may be subject to capture by the Ann Arbor Downtown Development Authority and the Washtenaw County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority.
YES
NO
Your choiceCity
Proposal B
Charter Amendment Tax for the Construction of New Sidewalks Shall the Charter be amended to authorize a tax up to 0.20 mills for the construction of new sidewalks for 2027 through 2032, to replace the previously authorized tax up to 0.20 mills for the construction of new sidewalks for 2021 through 2026, which will raise in the first year of levy the estimated revenue of $1,809,900? In accordance with State law, a portion of the millage may be subject to capture by the Ann Arbor Downtown Development Authority and the Washtenaw County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority.
YES
NO
Your choiceCity
Proposal C
Amendment to Modify the Method for Counting Signatures of Nomination Petitions Shall Section 13.9 of the City Charter be amended to specify that if an individual signs multiple candidates' nomination petitions for a single elected office, only the earliest-dated signature shall count, and that if two or more signatures bear the same date, none of those signatures shall count? Currently, if an individual signs multiple candidates' nomination petitions for a single office, every signature of that individual is disregarded, regardless of date.
YES
NO
Your choiceCity
Proposal D
Amendment to Modify the Terms of Office for Elected Officials Shall Section 12.4 of the City Charter be amended to move the beginning of an elected officer's term to noon on the first Monday of the month following the regular City election at which the officer is elected? Currently, an elected officer's term begins on the first Monday after the regular City election at which the officer is elected.
YES
NO
Your choiceCity
Proposal E
Creation and Governance of a Municipal Electric Utility Shall Chapter 15 of the Charter be amended to require the City to establish a municipal electric utility and governance structure therefor?
YES
NO
Emgage MI Endorsements — 13 recommendations on this ballot
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Sample ballot — not an official ballot. Michigan · State General, Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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