Therefore, I am going to try to put up all of the school board candidate websites in the county that I can find, as well as articles that compare and contrast the candidates, and candidate forums. This will take a few days and I will just keep adding things, so check back early and often!
Ann Arbor (Two candidates, one position available)
Dale Leslie's web siteDeb Mexicotte's web site
Annarbor.com description of the League of Women Voters Candidate Forum
Ann Arbor Chronicle description of the League of Women Voters Candidate Forum: this article also has links to the background questionnaires they filled out for LWV, as well as links to the Community TV (CTN) broadcast.
Chelsea (Four candidates, two positions available)
Laura Bush (no, not that Laura Bush)Dana Emmert
Kathy Keinath
Steve Olsen
Chelsea Update Part 1 of Meet the School Board Candidates
Chelsea Update Part 2 of Meet the School Board Candidates
Chelsea Update Part 3 of Meet the School Board Candidates
Chelsea Standard article on the Chelsea School Board Candidates
Dexter (Two candidates for the two full terms; two candidates for the one partial term)
Larry Cobler (unopposed)Bonnie Everdeen (unopposed)
Chris Gordon (for partial term)
Barbara Read (for partial term)
Dexter Leader election preview
Lincoln (Five candidates, two positions)
Meet the Lincoln School Board Candidates Thursday October 25th at 6:30 PM in Community Center at Brick Elementary.Bradley R. Labadie's facebook page
Connie Marie Newlon
Thomas Rollins
Joseph Washburn
Yoline Williams
Ypsilanti Courier article about the five candidates (The headline says four, but the article identifies all five.)
Lincoln also has two school-related millages on the ballot
One is a millage to continue operating funding for the district, and the other is a very small (.1) millage that funds community education, youth recreation, and senior programs.Annarbor.com article about the millages
Ypsilanti Courier article about the millages
Manchester (three candidates, two positions)
Melanie NauSheryl Purol
Marlene Wagner
Milan (two candidates, two positions)
John L. LeacherKerri A. Moccio
Milan News-Leader article about the candidates
Saline (four candidates, two positions)
Saline High School student group STRIVE (Students Reinvesting in a Valuable Education) is hosting a school board candidates' forum, Thursday October 25th, Saline Middle School auditorium. 6:30 p.m. [Side note: I think it is so cool that a student group decided to host a forum?]Diane L. Friese
Paul Hynek
Karen Delhey
Smita Nagpal
Saline Patch article
Saline Patch: Friese and Nagpal run together
Saline Patch: Delhey and Hynek run together
Saline Reporter article on the four candidates
Saline Post article: Would the candidates support a bond proposal?
Saline Post article: Why do you want to serve?
Saline Post article: Guiding beliefs and principles
Saline Post article: Foundation for Saline Area Schools director?
Saline Post article: Board/Administration Relations?
Whitmore Lake (two candidates, two positions)
Kenneth James Dignan IIIBob Henry
Willow Run (one candidate, one position)
Mark WildeYpsilanti Courier article about Ypsilanti, Willow Run election
Ypsilanti Courier article about what happens to the school board if consolidation passes
Ypsilanti (two candidates, two positions)
D’Real Ryan Graham
Daniel L. Raglin
Ypsilanti Courier article about Ypsilanti, Willow Run election
Ypsilanti Courier article about what happens to the school board if consolidation passes
Washtenaw Community College (three candidates, two positions)
Richard Landau (for six-year term)Diana McKnight Morton (for six-year term)
William Hazen Figg (for six-year term)
Patrick McLean (unopposed for partial term)
State Board of Education (two eight-year terms)
| Todd A. Courser | Republican | |
| Melanie A. Kurdys | Republican | |
| Michelle Fecteau | Democratic | |
| Lupe Ramos-Montigny | Democratic | |
| Andy LeCureaux | Libertarian | |
| Karen Adams | U.S. Taxpayers | |
| Gail M. Graeser | U.S. Taxpayers | |
| Candace R. Caveny | Green | |
| Dwain Reynolds III | Green |
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