ELECTION RESULTS Several Ballots Missing In Summit County DeWine Making Promises For Next Term Voters Approve Only Statewide Issue On Ballot Republican Wins In Lorain Shift Power Election Heat Sparks ABC Fire Record Provisional Ballots Cast In Cuyahoga Local Incumbents Prove Too Tough Voters Say No To More School Money Election Day Problems Begin Early INTERACTIVE ELECTION Popular Vote BUSH 48,999,459 GORE 49,222,339 Popular % BUSH 48% GORE 48% Electoral College Votes BUSH 271* *25 subject to court challenge GORE 262 More Results President U.S. Senate U.S. House National Governors THE CANDIDATES The Democratic Ticket In Cuyahoga County The Republican Ticket In Cuyahoga County The Libertarian Ticket In Cuyahoga County The Natural Law Ticket In Cuyahoga County RESOURCES Democracy 2000: Ohio Election Calendar Information On Candidates: Secretary Of State Campaign Finance Database: State Of Ohio How Do I: Absentee Vote? How Do I: E-Mail My Senator?

Voters Say No To More School Money

Levies Go Down In Cities

PLAIN TOWNSHIP, Ohio, Updated 7:43 a.m. EST November 8, 2000 -- The presidential election wasn't the only race amazingly close after the polls closed Tuesday.

The school levy races in several Ohio cities were very close as well.

The students in Stark County, Plain Township have been learning out of a locker room but will they build new schools?

With 40 percent reporting, voters say no in an astonishingly close race, where 7,635 (50 percent) voters were for, and 7,689 (50 percent) were against the Plain Local Schools Levy.

In Parma, an emergency levy was put on the ballots after the state said that the district wasn't financially stable.

The district laid off four dozen teachers to try and compensate. With 55 percent reporting, the Parma City Schools Levy passed with 17,644 (53 percent) for and 15,695 (47 percent) against.

One of the most interesting races occurred in Fairview Park, where there was a vote to recall an 8-millage school levy. This levy will stay in effect as 1626 (29 percent) were for and 4,403 (71 percent) were against the recall of the Fairview Park Schools Levy with 67 percent reporting.

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