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Home > Blogs > Get on the Bus > Archives > 2008 > March > 05 > Entry

Montgomery County still not all in

By selliott | Wednesday, March 5, 2008, 01:02 AM

Northmont finally has all precincts reporting. Looks like we’ll have to wait until morning for Miamisburg:

Montgomery County (see below)

Jefferson Twp.: 56 percent yes; 44 percent no (100 percent reporting)

Northmont: 62 percent yes; 38 percent no (100 percent reporting)

Valley View: 27 percent yes; 73 percent no (100 percent reporting)

Miamisburg: 50 percent yes; 49 percent no (97 percent reporting)

Miami County (final results)

Piqua: 56 percent yes, 44 percent no

Milton Union: 55 percent yes; 45 percent no

Greene County (final results)

Beavercreek: 48 percent yes; 52 percent no

Greenview: 47 percent yes; 53 percent no

Sugarcreek: 58 percent yes; 41 percent no

Yellow Springs: 65 percent yes; 35 percent no

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