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Re-Elect Mary Kay Thayer Monroe County Community INDEX ★ ★ ★ Polling locations .................................................. 3 Township board candidates ..........................12-13 U.S. House of Representatives candidates ........4 Village council candidates ............................13-14 State Senate candidates ...................................... 5 MCCC board candidates ................................15-16 State House of Representatives candidates .. 5-7 School board candidates .............................16-22 Board of commissioners candidates .............7-10 UM board of regents candidate ........................ 22 Circuit judge candidate .................................10-11 Local millage issues ......................................23-27 Probate judge candidates .................................. 11 State issues, candidates .............................. 27-37 District judge candidates ....................................12 Sample ballot ..................................................... 38 PAGE 2/GENERAL ELECTION 2014 The Monroe News ● monroenews.com October, 2014 October, 2014 The Monroe News ● monroenews.com GENERAL ELECTION/PAGE 3 Here’s where to vote Nov. 4; polls open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. CITIES Precinct 4 — Wegienka Elemen- Precinct 3 — Kirby Church, 2773 City of Flat Rock tary School, 23925 Arsenal Rd., Will Carleton Rd., Flat Rock Brownstown Township Precincts 1 and 4 — Old Flat Precincts 4 and 5 — Huron High Rock High School, 28639 Divi- Precincts 5 and 10 — Woodhav- School, 32044 Huron River Dr., sion St., Flat Rock en High School, 24787 Van Horn Rd., Brownstown Township New Boston Precinct 2 and 5 — Flat Rock Precincts 6 and 7 — Hunter Community Center, 1 Maguire Precinct 6 — Summit High Elementary School, 21320 Roche St., Flat Rock School, 18601 Middlebelt Rd., Rd., Trenton Precinct 3 — Flat Rock Public Romulus Precincts 8 and 11 — Barrow El- Library, 25200 Gibraltar Rd., Flat ementary School, 33211 McCann Rock Ida Township Rd., Brownstown Township Precincts 1 and 2 — Ida Town- City of Gibraltar Dundee Township ship Hall, 3016 Lewis Ave., Ida Precincts 1 and 2 — Gibraltar Precincts 1, 2 and 3 — Dundee Community Center, 29340 S. Middle School, 420 Ypsilanti St., LaSalle Township Gibraltar Rd., Gibraltar Dundee Precincts 1 and 2 — LaSalle City of Luna Pier Township Hall, 4111 LaPlaisance Erie Township Luna Pier Fire Hall, 4268 Luna Monroe St., Carleton Temperance Rd., LaSalle Precinct 1 — Morin Point Fire Pier Rd., Luna Pier Precinct 5 — Compelled Church, Village of Dundee Station, 6333 Summit St., Erie 8970 Jackman Rd., Temperance London Township City of Milan Dundee Middle School, 420 Precinct 2 — Erie Township Hall, Precincts 6 and 10 — Northwest London Township Hall, 13613 Ypsilanti St., Dundee 2065 Erie Rd., Erie Precinct 1 and 2 — Milan Se- Christian Church, 1590 W. Tem- Tuttle-Hill Rd., Milan nior/Community Activity Center, Village of Estral Beach perance Rd., Temperance Exeter Township 45 Neckel Ct., Milan Village Hall, 7194 Lakeview Blvd., Precincts 7 and 14 — St Luke’s Milan Township Estral Beach Precinct 1 — Exeter Township City of Monroe Lutheran Church, 1690 W. Sterns Hall, 6158 Scofield Rd., Maybee Milan Township Hall, 16444 Cone Rd., Temperance Precinct 1 — Woodcraft Square, Village of Maybee Precinct 2 — Exeter Township Rd., Milan 800 W. Seventh St. London-Maybee-Raisinville Fire Precinct 8 — Christ the King Fire Hall, 11120 Sumpter Rd., Monroe Township Precinct 2 — St. Paul’s United Hall, 8755 Baldwin Rd., Maybee Church, 2843 W Sterns Rd., Maybee Lambertville Precincts 1 and 2 — Redeemer Methodist Church, 201 S. Monroe Village of South Rockwood Frenchtown Township St. Precinct 12 — Assembly of Fellowship Church, 5305 Ever- Village Hall, 5676 Carleton-Rock- Precincts 1 and 5 — Grace Bap- Christian Church, 3619 W. Sterns green Dr. Precincts 3N and 4 — Grace wood Rd., South Rockwood tist Church, 7447 N Telegraph Rd. Lutheran Church, 630 N. Monroe Rd., Lambertville Precinct 2 — Frenchtown-Dixie Precincts 3 and 4 — Monroe St. Berlin Township Branch Library, 2881 Nadeau Rd. Missionary Baptist Church, Precinct 3S — Navarre Branch TOWNSHIPS Precinct 1 — Lajiness Park, 9550 Precincts 3 and 8 — Jefferson 14260 S. Dixie Hwy. Library, 1135 E. Second St Ash Township Brandon Rd., Newport High School gym, 5707 Williams Precincts 5 and 6 — Monroe Precinct 5 — Monroe Family Precinct 1 — Carleton Branch Precinct 2 — Berlin Township Rd. Township Hall, 4925 E. Dunbar YMCA, 1111 W. Elm Ave. Library, 1444 Kent St., Carleton Fire Station 2, 12226 N. Dixie Precincts 4 and 9 — Stewart Rd. Precinct 6 — First Baptist Precincts 2 and 3 — Ash Hwy., South Rockwood Road Christian Ministries, 1199 Church, 1602 N. Custer Rd. Township Hall, 1677 Ready Rd., Precinct 3 — Estral Beach Vil- Stewart Rd. Raisinville Township City of Petersburg Carleton lage Hall, 7194 Lakeview Blvd., Precinct 6 — Jefferson Schools Precincts 1 and 2 — Raisinville Estral Beach Petersburg Municipal Building, Administration Building, 2400 N. Township Hall, 96 Ida-Maybee Bedford Township Dixie Hwy. 24 E. Center St., Petersburg Precinct 4 — Berlin Township Rd. Precincts 1 and 2, 11 — Lam- Fire Station 1, 8473 Swan Creek Precinct 7 — Frenchtown Town- City of Rockwood bertville United Methodist Rd., Newport ship Hall, 2744 Vivian Rd. Summerfield Township Church, 8165 Douglas Rd., Rockwood Community Center, Lambertville Brownstown Township Huron Township Summerfield Township Hall, 26 32001 Fort St., Rockwood Precincts 3 and 13 — Our Precincts 1 and 9 — Community Precinct 1 — Miller Elementary Saline St., Petersburg Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Center, 21311 Telegraph Rd., School, 18955 Hannan Rd., New Whiteford Township VILLAGES Church, 8330 Lewis Ave., Tem- Brownstown Township Boston perance Precincts 2 and 3 — Gudith Precinct 2 — Krzyske Senior Precincts 1 and 2 — St. Michael Village of Carleton Precincts 4 and 9 — Bedford Elementary School, 22700 Sibley Center, 28245 Mineral Springs Lutheran Church, 5790 W. Tem- Village Municipal Building, 1230 Library, 8575 Jackman Rd., Rd., Brownstown Township Rd., New Boston perance Rd., Ottawa Lake PAGE 4/GENERAL ELECTION 2014 The Monroe News ● monroenews.com October, 2014 U.S. House of Representatives Each candidate for the two-year term in the U.S. House of Representatives was asked children are being housed in Michigan and elsewhere in the country. What is your to answer these questions and limited on number of words: opinion of this policy? Question 1 (100 words): Hundreds of unaccompanied undocumented immigrant Question 2 (75 words): What would be your top priority if elected? DISTRICT 7 Congress, including an automatic and the Republicans. Association Address: 3770 Sharp Rd., Adrian 10 percent pay cut, no future PAM BYRNES One solution to our present Length of residency: 36 years Spouse: Betty pay raises without a balanced and future immigration problem Public offices held or sought: Children: 2 grown children budget and an end to the perks is to review all U.S, policies and Party: Democrat U.S. House of Representatives Occupation, employer: Minister; of elected office. trade practices that keep poor Age, date, place of birth: 67; 2007-09, 2011-present; Michi- senior pastor at the Church on This is how voters can hold countries poor, including the ac- June 25, 1947; Cincinnati gan House of Representatives Bent Oak, Adrian me accountable — this is what Address: P.O. Box 485, Dexter tions of the World Bank and the 1983-99. I will do because now we have a World Trade Organization. Education: Bachelor of science Spouse: Kent 1. The president’s immigration in holistic nutrition, naturopathic Congress more focused on Wash- 2. It is frustrating knowing policies have only intensified our Brown ington than Michigan families. doctor, Clayton College of Natu- that the people of our state and immigration challenges. My col- Children: Katie this nation could be so much ral Health and Jodie DAVID SWARTOUT leagues and I in the House have happier, healthier and prosper- already acted to address the im- Length of residency: Lifelong in Occupation, Mr. Swartout of 1308 Westlane ous than what we are, but both mediate needs at the border and state, 38 years in Adrian employer: Former St., Jackson, who is running as the Democrats and Republicans provide assistance for the care 1. This is a clever, devious and attorney, state an independent (no party affilia- in Washington, including our and removal of unaccompanied cruel act of invasion and occupa- representative and tion), did not submit biographi- representative in Congress and minors already here. tion, intended to drain and if university administrator cal information or answer the our senators, have sold us out The president has a respon- possible breakdown our already Education: Bachelor of arts, questions. to wealthy and powerful special sibility to work with Congress weakened republic. University of Michigan; juris interests. to help address this crisis and I love kids and I hate evil adults doctorate, University of Maryland KEN PROCTOR Like the government of prevent similar situations from who would organize and perpe- School of Law Party: Libertarian Michigan, Washington spends happening in the future. trate such a scheme and use Memberships: Farm Bureau, too much money on things it 2. Creating long-term job children to accomplish it. Sierra Club, former Rotary Clubl Age, date, place of birth: 63; shouldn’t and far too little on growth is my top priority in Actually, the kids are not the member March 16, 1951; Lansing things it should. Congress. problem. Who is going to train Length of residency: More than
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