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Home My WebLink AboutElection Canvasses - 2022.11.08 - 37934wl01 CANVASSED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASSERS OF OAKLAND. COUNTY, MICHIGAN Oakland County, Michigan General Election, Tuesday, November 8, 2022 11/8/2022 Page 265 Board Member Southfield Public Schools - Vote for not more than 3 3 L O N > o- Q Y O W O - v > m =- - O D iJ w m m - 0 V v- Precinct Nai �- Y d m V O N - i a J7 a O m South fie I d-Precinct 19 404 = 360 354 7 1,125 1,201 0; 8 509 - 269 - 778 ; 1,498 5134% ; Southfield, Precinct 20 - 543 - 503 515 - 2 1,563 1,544 0 - 10 582 457 1,039 1,835 56,62% Southfield, Precinct 21 671 585 606 3 - 1,865 1,649 p 8 682, 492 1,174 1,976 59,41 % Southfield, Precinct 23 574 531 541 2 1,648 1,881 0 17 647 535 1,182 2,047 57.74% Southfield, Precinct 24 - 456 396 426 3 1,281 1,398 0 15 566 332 898 1,781 50.42% Southfield, Precinct 25 448 426 429 4 1,307 1,486 0 12 472 463 935 1,512 61.84% Southfield, Precinct 26 527 497 493 9 1,526 1,902 1 7 612 534 1,146 1,875 61.12% Southfield, Precinct 27 481 451 477 3 1,412 1,426 0 6 511 437 948 1,781 5323% Southfield, Precinct 28 358 299 330 2 989 1,227 0 10 458 284 742 1,822 40,72% Southfield, Precinct 29 69S 640 685 14 Z,034 2,190 0 15 778 635 1,413 2,263 62.44% Southfield, Precinct 30 538 515 543 7 1,603 1,717 0 7 564 545 1,109 2,003 5537% Southfield, Precinct 31 516 453 467 2 1,438 1,387 0 7 522 422 944 1,973 47.8S% Southfield, Precinct 32 451 424 461 7 1,343 1,344 0 4 492 405 897 1,517 59.13% Southfield, Precinct 33 590 531 559 1 1,681 1,601 0 9 663 434 1,097 1,949 56.29% Southfield, Precinct 34 352 365 349 4 1,070 1,268 0 8 450 332 782 1,588 49.24% Southfield, Precinct 35 349 292 304 2 947 1,032 0 10 426 237 663 1,431 46.33% Southfield, Precinct 36 419 362 374 5 1,160 1,280 0 17 523 296 819 1,610 50.87% Totals 17,441 16,055 16,427 208 50,131 55,451 4 396 20,606 14,724 35,330 62,409 56.61 % Oakland County, Michigan General Election, Tuesday, November 8, 2022 11/8/2022 Page 385 School Improvement Bond Proposition - - o - - C _ U �. m a+ O d > O Precinct a a D z - U D K v a ¢ 2 '2 "51 E Southfield Township, Precinct 0 4 7- 11 0 - 0 - 0 - 9 2 - 11 17 -64.71 Lathrop Village, Precinct 1 706 612 1,318 86 0 0 875 529 1,404 1,973 71.16% Lathrup Village, Precinct 2 758 460 1,218 102 - 0 0 836 484 1,320 1,957 66.43% Southfield, Precinct 1 664 314 978 103 0 0 561 520 1,081 1,730 6249% Southfield, Precinct 3 617 290 907 64 1 0 577 415 992 1,817 54.60 % Southfield, Precinct 4 793 309 1,102 123 2 0 743 484 1,227 2,253 5446% Southfield, Precinct 6 622 326 948 85 2 0 565 470 1,035 1,692 61.17% Southfield, Precinct 7 725 309 1,034 106 0 0 699 441 1,140 1,797 63.44% Southfield, Precinct 8 549 262 811 78 0 0 - 545 344 889 1,454 61.14% Southfield, Precinct 9 585 318 903 79 0 0 636 346 982 1,890 51.96% Southfield, Precinct 10 622 267 889 87 0 0 S86 394 970 1,765 54.96% Southfield, Precinct 11 734 226 960 108 0 0 656 412 1,068 1,919 55.65 % Southfield, Precinct 12 671 263 934 85 1 0 636 384 1,020 1,605 63.55% Southfield, Precinct 13 489 459 948 105 1 0 565 469 7,054 1,721 61.24 % Southfield, Precinct 14 335 387 722 78 1 0 464 337 801 1,577 50.79% Southfield, Precinct 15 549 216 765 66 0 0 497 334 831 1,449 57.35 % Southfield, Precinct 16 592 277 869 87 0 0 527 429 956 1,579 60.54% Southfield, Precinct 17 525 430 955 77 0 0 603 429 1,032 1,822 56.640/ Southfield, Precinct 16 666 183 849 102 0 0 569 382 951 1,901 50.03 % Oakland County, Michigan General Election, Tuesday, November 8, 2022 11/8/2022 Page 387 School Improvement Bond Proposition - - O - a m - V . 0 c V � > > i- Z 1j _ v - ,pCj - _-� Ad„ - m - O Precinct r" z U O v Southfield, Precinct 19 473 246; 719 59 0 .0 509 269 778 1,498 51.94% Southfield, Precinct 20 - 648 299 - - 947 - 92: 0 0 582 457 1,039 1,835 56.62% Southfield, Precinct 21 779 287 1,066 108 0 0 682 492 1,174 1,976 59.41% Southfield, Precinct 23 800 253 1,053 129 0 0 647 535 1,182 2,047 57.74T Southfield, Precinct 24 646 175 821 75 2 0 566- 332 898- 1,781 50.425 Southfield, Precinct 25 630 206 836 97 2 0 472 463 935 1,512 61.84% Southfield, Precinct 26 -' 670 351 1,621 124 1 0 612 -534 1,146 1,875 61.12% Southfield, Precinct 27 677 167 844 104 0 0 511 437 948 1,781 5323% Southfield, Precinct 28 539 ill 650 92 0 0 458 284 742 1,822 40,72% Southfield, Precinct 29 882 432 1,314 99 0 0 778 635 1,413 2,263 62.44% Southfield, Precinct 30 686 324 1,010 99 0 0 564 545 1,109 2,003 55.37% Southfield, Precinct 31 684 148 832 112 0 0 522 422 944 1,973 47.85% Southfield, Precinct 32 564 279 843 54 0 0 492 405 897 1,517 59.13% Southfield, Precinct 33 773 234 1,007 90 0 0 663 434 1,097 1,949 56.29% Southfield, Precinct 34 433 278 711 71 0 0 450 332 782 1,588 49240/ Southfield, Precinct 35 446 158 604 59 0 0 426 237 663 1,431 46.330/ Southfield, Precinct 36 494 245 739 80 0 0 523 296 819 1,610 50.87% Totals 22,030 10,108 32,138 - 3,179 13 0 20,606 14,724 - 35,330 62,409 56.61% STATEMENT OF VOTES The whole number of votes given for candidates for the office of was Fifty thousand one hundred thirty-one and they were given for the following named persons: SOUTHFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS Put figures In this BOARD MEMBER I column I5 0 1 3 1 PERSONS RECEIVING THE VOTES . NUMBER OF VOTES WRITTEN IN WORDS 1. Talisha Belk Seventeen thousand four hundred forty-one 2. Jillian Holloway i3. Yvette Ware-DeVaull 4. Betty Carlton Robinson (Write-in) S. 6. Sixteen thousand fifty-five Sixteen thousand four hundred twenty-seven Two hundred eig(tt 1 7 4 4 1 1 6 0 5 S 1 6 4 2 7 2 0 8 TOTAL 1 5 0 1 3 1 ■ The whole number of votes given for and against the School Improvement Bond Proposition Southfield Public Schools County of Oakland State of Michigan SOUTHFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS Put figures in this column Shall the Southfield Public Schools, County of Oakland, State of Michigan, borrow the sum of not to exceed Three Hundred Forty -Five Million Dollars, ($345',000,000) and issue its general obligation unlimited tax bonds, in one or more series, for the purpose of paying for the cost of the following projects: - Remodeling, equipping, re -equipping, furnishing, re -furnishing school buildings, athletic fields, playgrounds and other facilities to create a modern learning environment for students and for health, safety, security, energy conservation and other purposes; - Erecting, completing, equipping and furnishing additions to school buildings and a stadium building; - Acquiring and installing instructional technology infrastructure and equipment in school buildings and other facilities; and - Preparing, developing and improving sites at school buildings and other facilities and the purchase of school buses? The annual debt millage required to retire all bonds of the School District currently outstanding and proposed pursuant to this ballot is expected to be at or below 5.56 mills which is a 3.26 mill increase from the 2.30 mills of annual debt millage levied in 2022. The maximum number of years any series of bonds may be outstanding, exclusive of refunding, is not more than thirty (30) years; the estimated millage that will be levied to pay the proposed bonds in the first year is 3.63 mills (which is equal to $3.63 per $1,000 of taxable value); and the estimated simple average annual millage that will be required to retire each series of bonds is'5.30 mills annually ($5.30 per $1,000 of taxable value). If approved by the voters, the bonds will be guaranteed by the State under the School Bond Qualification and Loan Program (the "Program"). The School District currently has $32,160,000 of qualified bonds outstanding and $0 of qualified loans outstanding under the Program. The School District does not expect to borrow from the Program to pay debt service on these bonds. The estimated computed millage rate required to be levied to'pay the proposed bonds may change in the future based on changes in certain circumstances. (Pursuant to State law, expenditure of bond proceeds must be audited, and the proceeds cannot be used for teacher, administrator or employee salaries, repair or maintenance costs or other operating expenses.) was Thirty-two thousand one hundred thirty-eight of which number Twenty-two thousand thirty votes were marked YES and Ten thousand one hundred eight votes were marked NO 13 2 1 3 8 2 2 0 3 0 ,O v1.". 1 o,: TOTAL VOTES 13 2 1 3 8 CERTIFICATE OF DETERMINATION STATE OF x: COUNTY OF OAKLAND ) The Board of Canvassers of the COUNTY, of OAKLAND (COUNTY,'CITY, TOWNSHIP OR VILLAGE) (COUNTY, CITY, TOWNSHIP OR VILLAGE) having Ascertained and Canvassed the Votes of said SOUTHFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS (COUNTY, CITY, TOWNSHIP, VILLAGE OR SCHOOL) at the GENERAL Election, held on the 8TH day of NOVEMBER in the year Two Thousand TWENTY-TWO Do Hereby Certify and Determine That Talisha Belk BOARD MEMBER. That Yvette Ware-DeVaull BOARD MEMBER. That Jillian Holloway BOARD MEMBER. Do Further Hereby Determine having received sufficient number of votes is elected to the office of having received sufficient number of votes is elected to the office of having received sufficient number of votes is elected to the office of That the following propositions or questions were passed or defeated as indicated below: School Improvement Bond Proposition Having Received Sufficient votes was Passed NAME OF PROPOSITION Defeated 6 BOA 6R OF CANVASSERS LISA BROWN CERTIFICATE OF DETERMINATION In Witness Whereof, We have hereunto set our hands and affixed the Seal of u the Circuit Court of Oakland County this day of NOVEMBER in the year TWO THOUSAND TWENTY-TWO, <L9X6 Jr. .-- ERSON BOARD ♦,F A17Z CANVASSERS uPRSO�OF B R F CANVASSERS