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You can see the results trickle in posted by TheTalentedMrC on Nov 06, 2007 at 10:09:37 pm     #

Ahh crap.... lets try that again.

You can see the results trickle in right here. The top link is a PDF file that updates.

posted by TheTalentedMrC on Nov 06, 2007 at 10:10:17 pm     #

Election results :

• Wood County

• Ottawa County

• Fulton County

posted by jr on Nov 06, 2007 at 10:29:44 pm     #

10:36 p.m. results :

Issue	Precincts Reporting	FOR	AGAINST
TARTA	75.5%	53.90%	46.10%
Cosi	74.1%	50.68%	49.32%
Metroparks	74.1%	66.01%	33.99%
LC Library	74.1%	67.52%	32.48%

posted by jr on Nov 06, 2007 at 10:43:51 pm     #

11:33 p.m. results with 99.6% of the precincts reporting :

Issue	FOR	AGAINST
Tarta	53.18	46.82
Cosi	48.84	51.16
Metroparks	65.41	34.59
LC Library	66.89	33.11

Toledo Public School Board

Jack Ford	31.08
Lisa Sobecki	30.73
Chris Myers	13.12
Cheryl Catlin	11.00
Harold E. Mosley	8.25
Ted Jobe	5.57
Write-ins	0.25

posted by jr on Nov 06, 2007 at 11:45:01 pm     #

TARTA 13
FOR 33270 53.20%
AGAINST 29265 46.80%

COSI 14
AGAINST 42574 51.15%
FOR 40661 48.85%

Metro Park Tax Levy 15
FOR 54740 65.42%
AGAINST 28939 34.58%

Toledo - Lucas Co. Public Library 16
FOR 55998 66.92%
AGAINST 27683 33.08%

TARTA 13
FOR 33270 53.20%
AGAINST 29265 46.80%
TARTA - Wood County 2419 FOR, 4078 AGAINST
TARTA Combined:
FOR - 35689
AGAINST - 33343
So TARTA passes.

posted by MaumeeMom on Nov 07, 2007 at 12:12:24 am     #

Nov 6, 2007, 11:52 p.m. Lucas County results with 100% of the precincts reporting.

• Registered Voters : 287512
• Cards Cast : 85235
• Turnout : 29.65%

Issue	FOR	AGAINST
Tarta	53.20	46.80
Cosi	48.85	51.15
Metroparks	65.42	34.58
LC Library	66.92	33.08
Toledo Charter Amendment	82.02	17.98

Toledo Public School Board

Jack Ford	31.16
Lisa Sobecki	30.61
Chris Myers	13.07
Cheryl Catlin	11.04
Harold E. Mosley	8.29
Ted Jobe	5.58
Write-ins	0.25

Toledo City Council

Candidate	District	Total
D. Michael Collins	2	51.39
Molly McHugh Branyan	2	48.61
.	.	.
Michael Ashford	4	72.48
Ronnell L. Traynum	4	27.52
.	.	.
Tom Waniewski	5	53.74
Marty Skeldon	5	46.26
.	.	.
Lindsay M. Webb	6	67.39
David Ball	6	32.61

Wilma Brown (1) and Mike Craig (3) ran unopposed.

posted by jr on Nov 07, 2007 at 12:16:38 am     #

So why is it I can't seem to find results for State Issue 1? LCBoE results state "All Races except State Issue 1" and the Sec. of State's web site does seem to mention it either.

posted by JackRB on Nov 07, 2007 at 07:40:43 am     #

JackRB - because the ballots were made up prior to the decision that the issue didn't qualify to be on the ballot. So it appeared on all the screens/ballots even though the votes were not to be counted.

posted by MaggieThurber on Nov 07, 2007 at 08:10:15 am     #

Thanks Maggie, I guess I missed that along the way.

posted by JackRB on Nov 07, 2007 at 08:33:58 am     #

From Toledo's Wikipedia entry, population numbers based upon the census survey :

• 1950 : 303,616
• 1960 : 318,003
• 1970 : 383,818
• 1980 : 354,635 : -7.6%
• 1990 : 332,943 : -6.1%
• 2000 : 313,619 : -5.8%
• July 2006 estimate : 298,446 : -4.8% since 2000.

Carty's bizarre explanation :

"I'm not surprised and I'm not upset. I would think eventually we would wind up around, oh, I would say around 240,000 to 275,000, would be my guess. I don't think it's the number. I think it's the quality that you offer in a city - a combination of things from jobs, to neighborhoods, cultural activities, and sport activities, art activities."

But that "number" also means taxpayers. With fewer taxpayers, how can Toledo government afford to maintain current levels and offer the "quality" Carty speaks of?

And Toledo's population decline over the past 30-plus years is more dramatic when considering the increase in the U.S. population.

• 1950 : 151,325,798 : 14.5%
• 1960 : 179,323,175 : 18.5%
• 1970 : 203,211,926 : 13.3%
• 1980 : 226,545,805 : 11.5%
• 1990 : 248,709,873 : 9.8%
• 2000 : 281,421,906 : 13.2%
• Est. 2007 : 303,111,027 : 7.7%

Population numbers for Lucas County :

• 1970 = 484,370
• 1980 = 471,741
• 1990 = 462,361
• 2000 = 455,054
• 2006 est. = 445,281

Jul 8, 2007 Blade story titled As area cities lose residents,villages and townships surge. :

Tuffy Associates Corp. is in the midst of moving its 42-person national headquarters office from 5577 Airport Hwy. in Toledo to 7150 Granite Circle in Sylvania Township. Chief Financial Officer Karen Vellequette said only two employees reside in the city. “The rest of us live in Michigan, Perrysburg, Waterville, the suburbs. Some of them don’t get credit for the [2.25 percent] Toledo [wage] tax,” Ms. Vellequette said. Moving out of Toledo effectively results in a pay raise for most of the firm’s employees. She herself is one of the census statistics, having moved from Point Place to Ida Township, Michigan, five years ago.

Simply moving out of Toledo may not be enough. Moving out of Lucas County may be required to escape the reach of the People's Republic of Toledo.

Toledo can no longer use the excuse about a decline in the manufacturing industry. That excuse expired at least 10 to 15 years ago. Toledo has had 30 years to adapt to the world's changes. But hey, I hear that wind propellers, solar panels, and government subsidized ethanol will miraculously save Toledo.

The thing to remember about all of this is the Detroit Lions are 6-2.

posted by jr on Nov 07, 2007 at 10:56:23 am     #

Tuffy Associates Corp. is in the midst of moving its 42-person national headquarters office from 5577 Airport Hwy. in Toledo to 7150 Granite Circle in Sylvania Township.

That's fine for them, till their building catches fire... :)

posted by SensorG on Nov 07, 2007 at 03:14:57 pm     #

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