School districts across New York State began counting ballots at 5 p.m. Tuesday for the annual vote on school budget proposals and candidates for their school boards.
All voting was done by mail-in or drop-off ballots and many districts plan to spend the night opening hundreds of envelopes by hand. While some districts expect to report results Tuesday night, others said it could take days to finishing tallying the 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
(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, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To provide transportation to all K-fifth graders. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 3: To spend $395,000 for bus purchase. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 4: To spend $87,000 to buy buildings and grounds equipment. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Jill Hopcia (i)
- Paul Roll Jr.
- Kimberly Westmiller
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, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 2):
- Russell Barnes
- Anthony R. Catuzza (i)
- Nicholas Trifilo (i)
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, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $250,000 to buy buses. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 1):
- Leslie Edward Brown
- Heather Puntillo (i)
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, xxx; No, xxx
Proposition 2: To spend $17.25 million for capital project. Yes, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 3): (one to a one-year term)
- Anika Fetzner
- Charlotte L. Huebschmann
- Jennifer Klemick
- Danielle M. Mullen (i)
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, xxx; No, xxx
Candidates (Elect 4): (one to a two-year term)
- Danielle M. Alex (i)
- Jeffrey D. Duncan (i)
- Shawn P. Riester (i)
- Kelley A. Swann (i)
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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