School districts across New York State began counting ballots at 5 p.m. Tuesday for the annual vote on school budget proposals and school board candidates.
Fourteen districts that reported results by early Wednesday – Sweet Home, North Tonawanda, Lackawanna, Maryvale, Lewiston-Porter, Starpoint, Iroquois, Holland, Cleveland Hill, Royalton-Hartland, Wilson, Alden, Akron and North Collins – all saw budgets pass by a wide margin.
Other districts said it could take days to finish tallying the mail-in votes.
The following is school election results on the proposed budgets, propositions and candidate elections in 37 districts in Erie and Niagara counties.
Click on a district to jump to results.
Erie County
Akron | Alden | Amherst |Cheektowaga | Clarence | Cleveland Hill | Depew | East Aurora | Eden | Frontier | Grand Island | Hamburg | Holland | Iroquois | Kenmore-Tonawanda | Lackawanna | Lake Shore | Lancaster | Maryvale | North Collins | Orchard Park | Sloan | Springville | Sweet Home | Tonawanda | West Seneca | Williamsville |
Niagara County
Barker | Lewiston-Porter | Lockport | Newfane |Niagara Falls | Niagara Wheatfield | North Tonawanda | Royalton-Hartland | Starpoint | Wilson
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(i) = incumbent
Akron
Proposed budget: $33.69 million, down 4.24%. Yes, 1,024; No, 449
Proposition 2: To spend $408,000 for buses. Yes, 1,001; No, 459
Candidates (Elect 2):
- James Grant (i) 1,127
- Robert Masse (i) 1,044
Alden
Proposed budget: $35.72 million, up 3.15%. Yes, 1,350; No, 975
Proposition 2: To provide transportation to all K-fifth graders. Yes, 1,884; No, 751
Proposition 3: To spend $395,000 for bus purchase. Yes, 1,846; No, 796
Proposition 4: To spend $87,000 to buy buildings and grounds equipment. Yes, 1,835; No, 810
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Jill Hopcia (i) 1,677
- Paul Roll Jr. 1,507
- Kimberly Westmiller 1,087
Amherst
Proposed budget: $62.42 million, up 3.79%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Jessica McLaughlin (i)
- Mark Smith (i)
Cheektowaga
Proposed budget: $47.24 million, up 3%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 3):
- Derrick C. Warburton
- Renee M. Wilson (i)
Clarence
Proposed budget: $88.2 million, up 2.96%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $670,000 for bus purchase. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 3):
- Tricia Andrews (i)
- Joshua Lynch
- Vicki Nazzaro
- John P. Ptak
- Dawn Snyder (i)
Cleveland Hill
Proposed budget: $32.69 million, down 4.84%. Yes, 886; No, 400
Candidates (Elect 1):
- Julie McNeil (i) 1,140
Depew
Proposed budget: $46.28 million, up 3.62%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $670,000 for bus purchase. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Amy Doody (i)
- Nicholas LaMarca
East Aurora
Proposed budget: $38.17 million, up 5.06%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 3):
- Jessica Armbrust (i)
- Daniel Brunson (i)
- John Sigeti (i)
Eden
Proposed budget: $32.36 million, up 3.23%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $674,272 from reserve fund for buses and equipment. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 3: To spend $367,470 from reserve fund for technology. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Cheryl Carpenter (i)
- Ellen Kindley (i)
Frontier
Proposed budget: $89.48 million, up 3.7%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $888,485 for buses. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Lisa Beckwith
- Daniel Diplock
- Laura G. Errington
- Janet MacGregor Plarr
Grand Island
Proposed budget: $64.62 million, up 1.52%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $685,000 for buses. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Ashli Dreher (i)
- Susan Marston (i)
Hamburg
Proposed budget: $75.51 million, up 3.42%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Thomas Flynn III (i)
- Cameron Hall (i)
Holland
Proposed budget: $20.9 million, up 2.19%. Yes, 612; No, 415
Proposition 2: To spend $249,682 to buy buses. Yes, 749; No, 402
Proposition 3: To establish a capital improvement reserve fund. Yes, 729; No, 419
Candidates (Elect 1):
- Lloyd DeMario 368
- Gerald Vella (i) 622
Iroquois
Proposed budget: $52.58 million, up 0.72%. Yes, 2,296; No, 1,130
Proposition 2: To spend $558, 089 to buy buses. Yes, 2,267; No, 1,153
Proposition 3: To spend $91,392 for technology. Yes, 2,784; No, 635
Candidates (Elect 1):
- Jane Sullivan (i) 2,173
- Tracie Allen 1,133
Kenmore-Tonawanda
Proposed budget: $169.07 million, up 1.08%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $1.16 million to buy buses. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 3: To create a reserve fund for capital projects. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Lesley Battaglia
- McKinley Falkowski
- Jennifer Morrow
- Dawn Stinner
Lackawanna
Proposed budget: $58.82 million, up 2.4%. Yes, 1,534; No, 1,143
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Russell Barnes 1,266
- Anthony R. Catuzza (i) 1,875
- Nicholas Trifilo (i) 1,335
- Write-in: Abrahm Ahmed 340
Lake Shore
Proposed budget: $60.05 million, up 0.12%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $520,439 to buy buses. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Michael Franey (i)
- Carla Thompson (i)
Lancaster
Proposed budget: $114.49 million, up 4.54%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 3):
- Glenn Jackson (i)
- Mike Sage (i)
- Patrick Uhteg Jr.
Maryvale
Proposed budget: $48.29 million, up 5.34%. Yes, 1,248; No, 953
Candidates (Elect 1):
- Craig Meyers (i) 809
- Jennifer Pilarski 1,221
North Collins
Proposed budget: $15.63 million, down 0.41%. Yes, 487; No, 220
Proposition 2: To spend $250,000 to buy buses. Yes, 565; No, 144
Candidates (Elect 1):
- Leslie Edward Brown n/a
- Heather Puntillo (i) 526
Orchard Park
Proposed budget: $107.45 million, up 1.73%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $794,000 for buses. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 3):
- Christine Gray Tinnesz (i)
- Kim Hughes
- Dwight Mateer (i)
- Jennifer Rogers
Sloan
Proposed budget: $37.13 million, up 0.64%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Stephanie Dombrowski (i)
- Wesley Schlossin
- David Vohwinkel (i)
Springville
Proposed budget: $42.53 million, up 1.22%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $602,000 for buses. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 3):
- Chris Cerrone (i)
- Jessica Curry Schuster (i)
- Jennifer Sullivan (i)
Sweet Home
Proposed budget: $83.34 million, up 2.38%. Yes, 2,846; No, 971
Proposition 2: To spend $700,000 from capital reserve fund to remediate high school flooding. Yes, 3,270; No, 546
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Brian Laible 1,851
- Kailey McDonald 1,782
- Michael Morrow (i) 1,493
- Dirk Rabenold 961
- Justin Rogers 788
Tonawanda
Proposed budget: $36.66 million, up 1.34%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Dennis R. Atkinson
- J. Mario Peña
- Kristin Schmutzler (i)
- Jeff Thorp
West Seneca
Proposed budget: $129.56 million, up 3.13%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $657,075 for bus purchase. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 3: To spend $40,000 to purchase property at 4774 Seneca St. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 3):
- Diane Beres (i)
- Janice Dalbo (i)
- Cori Flanagan Zagara
- Susan Kims, Kate Newton
- Jody Peccia
- David Rogers
- Patricia Stephens
Williamsville
Proposed budget: $199.19 million, up 2.06%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $43.24 million for a capital project for security and new roofs. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 3):
- Michael C. Buscaglia
- Matthew Clabeaux
- Crystal Kaczmarek-Bogner
- Susan D. McClary (i)
- Philip S. Meyer, (i)
- Ronald S. Shubert
- Swaroop Singh
- Jason Sinsabaugh
NIAGARA COUNTY
Barker*
Proposed budget: $17.25 million, down 0.1%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $78,030 for the library. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 3: Elect 1 library trustee: Brian Carmer. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Emily Gow
- Francisco G. Meza Agüero
- John E. Sweeney, Jr. (i)
Lewiston-Porter
Proposed budget: $49.09 million, up 1.25%. Yes, 2,644; No, 1,183
Proposition 2: To spend $17.25 million for capital project. Yes, 2,450; No, 1,369
Candidates (Elect 3): (one to a one-year term)
- Anika Fetzner n/a
- Charlotte L. Huebschmann 2,404
- Jennifer Klemick 2,377
- Danielle M. Mullen (i) 2,690
Lockport
Proposed budget: $105.5 million, up 2.71%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 4): (one to a two-year term)
- Steven P. Allore
- Renee G. Cheatham
- Michael P. Ferraro
- Paula J. Halladay
- Heather R. Hare (i)
- Geneva Johnson
- Martha E. Kershaw (i)
- Edward P. Sandell
- Christopher B. Sherman
- Jon D. Wiley
- Teria A. Young
Newfane
Proposed budget: $36 million, down 2.5%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To establish a capital reserve fund. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Ann Kennedy (i)
- Santo Tomasine
- Wilton Vought
Niagara Falls
Proposed budget: $153.16 million, up 3.53%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 3):
- Robert F. Bilson
- Clara Dunn (i)
- Marcus Latham
- Russell Petrozzi (i)
- Michael Tambroni
Niagara Wheatfield
Proposed budget: $77.11 million, up 3.66%. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend up to $6.18 million in reserve funds for capital project. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 3: To spend up to $810,000 from reserves for buses. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 3):
- John Forcucci
- Jennifer Higgins
- Lynne Jasper
- Michael Lee
- Jason Myers (i)
- Darren Sneed, (i)
North Tonawanda
Proposed budget: $81.01 million, up 2%. Yes, 2,993; No, 1,240
Proposition 2: To spend up to $1.2 million from reserves for buses. Yes, 3,367; No, 944
Proposition 3: To approve energy performance project. Yes, 3,068; No, 1,097
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Matthew Kennedy (i) 2,704
- Zachary Niemiec (i) 2,572
- Jeremy Geartz 1,857
- Jacob Quinn 746
Royalton-Hartland
Proposed budget: $27.31 million, up 4.11%. Yes, 923; No, 510
Proposition 2: To establish a reserve fund for technology and security equipment. Yes, 1,005; No, 427
Proposition 3: To establish a reserve fund for vehicles, machinery and equipment. Yes, 969; No, 462
Candidates (Elect 3):
- Carol Blumrick (i) 925
- Tom Brigham (i) 896
- Melissa Bundrock 759
- Jeffrey Waters (i) 766
- Jason Wilhelm 461
Starpoint
Proposed budget: $55.1 million, down 3.84%. Yes, 2,224; No, 1,084
Candidates (Elect 4): (one to a two-year term)
- Danielle M. Alex (i) 2,483 (two-year term)
- Jeffrey D. Duncan (i) 2,491
- Shawn P. Reister (i) 2,490
- Kelley A. Swann (i) 2,531
Wilson
Proposed budget: $28.03 million, up 0.43%. Yes, 792; No, 498
Candidates (Elect 3):
- Frank Cipolla (i) 1,031
- Timothy F. Kropp (i) 1,039
- George Waters (i) 988
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