WARSAW — Kosciusko voter turn out was at 60.9 percent, lower than the 2012 and 2008 Presidential elections, where turn out was at 62-63 percent.

All precincts have been counted with the final precincts arriving at 8:49 p.m. Totals for the county are:

President

Donald J. Trump, Republican — 23,909
Hillary Clinton, Democrat — 6,311
Gary Johnson, Libertarian — 1,687
Write-In — 506

United States Senate

Todd Young, Republican — 22,179
Evan Bayh, Democrat — 8,025
Lucy Brenton, Libertarian — 1,981
Write-In — 7

Governor

Eric Holcomb, Republican — 22,287
John R. Gregg, Democrat — 8,454
Rex Bell, Libertarian — 1,267
Write-In — 5

Attorney General

Curtis T. Hill, Jr., Republican — 25,451
Lorenzo Arrendondo, Democrat — 5,822

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Jennifer McCormick, Republican — 22,317
Glenda Ritz, Democrat — 9,039

U.S. Rep. 2nd District

Jackie Walorski, Republican — 8,871
Lynn C. Coleman, Democrat — 2,140
Ron Cenkush, Libertarian — 503

U.S. Representative 3rd District

Jim Banks, Republican — 15,725
Tommy A. Schrader, Democrat — 3,460
Pepper Snyder, Libertarian — 1,232

Senate District 9

Ryan Mishler, Republican — 19,521

Senate District 12

Blake Doriot, Republican — 2,610
Carl Rust, Democrat — 797

Senate District 18

Randall Head, Republican — 4,298

State Representative District 18

David A. Wolkins, Republican — 8,692
Dee M. Moore, Democrat — 2,217

State Representative District 22

Curt Nisly, Republican — 15,192
Brian J. Smith, Democrat — 4,781

County Races

Clerk of Circuit Court

Ann M. Torpy, Republican — 27,025

County Treasurer

Rhonda J. Helser, Republican — 26,740

County Coroner

Anthony W. Ciriello, Republican — 27,540

County Surveyor

Michael E. Kissinger, Republican — 27,311

County Commissioner-Middle District

Ronald Truex, Republican — 27,060

County Commissioner – Northern District

Brad Jackson, Republican — 26,970

County Council At-Large

Sue Ann Mitchell, Republican — 20,344
Robert (Bob) Sanders, Republican — 19,471
Joni L. Truex, Republican — 18,103

School Boards

Tippecanoe Valley

District 1

Tyler Bouse — 711
David O’Brien — 597
Aaron A. Zolman — 1,282

District 2

Adam S. Heckaman — 1,370
Stephanie M. Overbey — 723
Matt Smith — 488

Triton

District At-Large

Kevin R. Boyer — 395

District 3

Amy Middaugh — 371

Wa-Nee

At-Large

Christina Eshelman — 331
Shawn C. Johnson — 348

Olive Township-Elkhart County

Eric Brown — 399

Scott & Jefferson Townships

Don Lehman — 446

Warsaw

District 3

Elizabeth D. (Elle) Turley — 2,157

District 4

Randy Polston — 2,256

District 6

Jay M. Baumgartner — 1,527

Wawasee

District 1

Gerald Coy — 2,612
Mike Wilson — 4,102

District 2

Donald August Bokhart — 2,732
Michael E. Lamle — 1,732
David Rosenberry — 2,171

Whitko

District 1

Georgia Tenney — 1,851

District 2

Carrie Lynn Hoffman — 1,525

District 3

Joseph A. Begley — 1,031
Stephen P. Smith — 728

Public Question

Public question No. 1 asks if the state’s constitution should be amended by adding a Section 39 to Article 1 to provide that the right to hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife shall be forever preserved for the public good, subject only to the laws prescribed by the General Assembly and rules prescribed by virtue of the authority of the General Assembly to:
Yes — 22,718
No  — 4,142

Indiana Court of Appeals 3rd District Judge Terry A. Crone
Yes — 19,649
No — 6,593

Indiana Court of Appeals 4th District Judge Patricia A. Riley
Yes — 20,114
No — 6,118