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Voters Face November School, County Ballot Measures

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Local voters face a range of school and county election decisions. In Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District’s first election using trustee districts, District 2 incumbent Ben Barrientos is running against Narayan Tadimeti; only Barrientos answered the voter guide’s questions. Douglas County voters will decide whether to expand the Board of County Commissioners from three members to five and, if it expands, whether commissioners should be elected by districts, countywide, or through a combination of both methods. Allen County voters will consider five-year renewals of school levies in Lima, Delphos, Perry and Spencerville, along with township levies and a Sunday alcohol-sales question; Lima schools say the renewal would help fund operations and improvements after past staff cuts.

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Connecticut selects 49 precincts for post-election audits

Connecticut officials selected 49 precincts—5% of those used in the Nov. 3 general election—for routine post-election audits. Bipartisan teams will manually recount paper ballots and compare them with machine totals, with results independently analyzed by the University of Connecticut and released publicly.

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Harwood voters rejected a measure requiring more oversight of industrial projects as a major data center is being built, bucking a broader wave of local restrictions; supporters cite jobs and tax revenue, while opponents warn of community and environmental costs. A statewide poll found more support for traditional data centers—especially if developers pay infrastructure costs—than for facilities focused on AI computing.

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Programming Update Leaves Westchester Ballot Scanners Unable to Read Votes

Voting scanners across Westchester County failed to accept paper ballots on Election Day, but voters were still able to cast ballots that poll workers secured in orange bags for later counting. Officials and candidates urged voters to stay in line, saying every ballot would be counted as technicians worked to fix the problem.

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