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CHARTER TOWNSHIP of GRAND BLANC GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 6, 2018 – CANDIDATES Designations: Republican [REP], Democratic [DEM], Libertarian [LIB], U.S

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CHARTER TOWNSHIP of GRAND BLANC GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 6, 2018 – CANDIDATES Designations: Republican [REP], Democratic [DEM], Libertarian [LIB], U.S CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF GRAND BLANC GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 6, 2018 – CANDIDATES Designations: Republican [REP], Democratic [DEM], Libertarian [LIB], U.S. Taxpayer [UST], Green[GRN], Natural Law Party [NLP], Non-Partisan [NP, NPA] Voter MUST SELECT their area for County Commissioner and School District Governor/Lt. Governor State Bd of Education Justice Supreme Court 5th District Gen County Vote for not more than 1 Vote for not more than 2 Non-Partisan Vote for not more than 1 REP Bill Schuette REP Tami Carlone Vote for not more than 2 REP Brian Holyfield Lisa Posthumus Lyons REP Richard Zeile NPA Samuel Bagenstos DEM Mark Young DEM Gretchen Whitmer DEM Judith Pritchett NPA Megan Cavanagh Garlin Gilchrist II DEM Tiffany Tilley NPA Elizabeth Clement (i) LIB Bill Gelineau NPA Doug Den Angelique Thomas LIB Scotty Boman UST Todd Schleiger LIB John J. Tatar NPA Kerry Lee Morgan Earl P. Lackie UST Karen Adams NPA Kurtis T. Wilder (i) GRN Jennifer V. Kurland UST Douglas Levesque Charin H. Davenport GRN Sherry A. Wells NLP Keith Butkovich WCP Mary Anne Hering Raymond Warner WCP Logan R. Smith Secretary of State Regent U of Michigan Judge 7th Circuit Court 6th District Gen County Vote for not more than 1 Vote for not more than 2 Non-Partisan Only in Precincts 5 & 15 REP Mary Treder Lang REP Andrea Newman Vote for not more than 1 Vote for not more than 1 DEM Jocelyn Benson REP Andrew Richner NPA Celeste D. Bell REP Shaun Shumaker LIB Gregory S. Stempfle DEM Jordan Acker NPA Tabitha M. Marsh DEM Greg Curtiss UST Robert Gale DEM Paul Brown LIB James L. Hudler LIB John Jascob UST Joe Sanger UST Crystal Van Sickle GRN Kevin A. Graves Attorney General Trustee Michigan State Judge 7th Circuit Court Goodrich School Board Vote for not more than 1 Vote for not more than 2 Non-Partisan Only in Precinct 10 REP Tom Leonard REP Dave Dutch Vote for not more than 2 Non-Partisan DEM Dana Nessel REP Mike Miller NPA Chris Christenson Vote for not more than 2 LIB Lisa Lane Gioia DEM Brianna T. Scott NPA Elizabeth Kelly NP Ashley Herriman UST Gerald Van Sickle DEM Kelly C. Tebay NPA Richard McNally NP Greg Main NPA Chris Graveline LIB Bruce Campbell NPA Brian S. Pickell LIB Tim Orzechowski UST Janet M. Sanger UST John Paul Sanger GRN Aaron Mariasy NLP Bridgette Abraham -Guzman United States Senator Governor Wayne State Judge 67th District Court Goodrich School Board Vote for not more than 1 Vote for not more than 2 Non-Partisan Only in Precinct 10 REP John James REP Diane Dunaskiss Vote for not more than 1 Non-Partisan DEM Debbie Stabenow REP David Nicholson NPA Christopher Odette Vote for not more than 1 UST George Huffman III DEM Bryan C. Barnhill NP David Cramer GRN Marcia Squier DEM Anil Kumar NP Kurt J. Schulte NLP John H. Wilhelm LIB Jon Elgas LIB John Hargenrader UST Christine Schwartz UST Marc J. Sosnowski Rep Congress 5th District Mott Comm College Trustee Judge of Probate Court Grand Blanc School Bd. Vote for not more than 1 Non-Partisan Non-Partisan Non-Partisan REP Travis Wines Vote for not more than 3 Vote for not more than 1 Vote for not more than 2 DEM Daniel T. Kildee NP Loyce Driskell NPA F. Kay Behm (i) NP Casey Crowley WCP Kathy Goodwin NP Andy Everman NP Curtis R. Jablonski NP Michael A. Freeman NP Marty Ray NP Matthew Norwood NP Anoopa Todd NP Rafael Turner State Senator 14th District State Rep 50st District Lake Fenton School Bd. Vote for not more than 1 Vote for not more than 1 Only in Precinct 15 REP Ruth Johnson REP Trace Fisher Non Partisan DEM Renee Watson DEM Tim Sneller Vote for not more than 3 GRN Jessicia Smith NP Michelle Curtin NP Heidi Howleson NP Bob Hutchins .
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