What's on the November 2019 Ballot for Huber Heights, Ohio?



This site utilizes Google Analytics, Google AdSense, as well as participates in affiliate partnerships with various companies including Amazon. Please view the privacy policy for more details.

I’ve put together (what I hope is) a handy guide to the November 2019 ballot for Huber Heights, Ohio. The purpose of this guide isn’t to tell people who or what they should vote for, but rather only to let people know who or what is on the ballot.

A Bit of Background

In my early days of voting, there was always at least one thing - one candidate or one issue - that I didn’t know of until I was actually at the ballot box.

It didn’t matter how hard I searched or tried to be informed, this was a constant occurrence every year.

At some point, sample ballots for Montgomery Country, Ohio appeared online. I’m not sure how long exactly - the oldest “sample ballots” on the site are from the primaries on May 6, 2014. I’ve been using it for at least as long.

While the site is extremely useful, it is not user-friendly. It looks as if the site actually lists all sample ballots in Ohio, but I couldn’t even find a directory of all Ohio Sample Ballot Links by County.

Hopefully, my little guide is more user-friendly and doesn’t confuse anyone!

Huber Heights Wards and Precincts

Huber Heights is divided into six wards, each with their own elected representative (known as a council member). Furthermore, each ward is divided into three or more precincts or election districts.

The wards are numbered one through six. The precincts are lettered A through D. A precinct is identified by the number-letter combination of its ward and precinct. For instance, Precinct A of Ward 1 is identified as 1-A.

Two of the letter-level precincts are split into two precincts (namely precinct 1-D is split into 1-D1 and 1-D2, and 5-B is split into 5-B1 and 5-B2).

Huber Heights Ward Map Huber Heights Ward Map

Organization of The Following

I’ve identified what is unique for each ballot. For instance, I noticed that the Ward 1 representative was only on ballots for people in Ward 1 (as expected). I only list what is unique underneath Ward 1.

I have a section for what is common to all ballots in Huber Heights.

When the ballot lists multiple people, I have them sorted by their last name.

Ward 1

The following is on the ballot for all voters in Ward 1:

For Member of Council:

  • Richard E. Shaw Jr.

Ward 1, Precincts D1 and D2

The following is on the ballot for voters in Ward 1 in the D-Level Precinct (1-D1 and 1-D2):

Local Option For Sunday Sale Of Wine And Mixed Beverages

18 Shall the sale of wine and mixed beverages be permitted for sale on Sunday between the hours of ten a.m. and midnight by Casey’s Marketing Co, doing business as, Casey’s General Store #3707, an applicant for a D‐6 liquor permit who is engaged in the business of operating family oriented, full‐service convenience stores at 6007 Old Troy Pike, Huber Heights, Ohio 45424 in this precinct?

Ward 2

The following is on the ballot for all voters in Ward 2:

For Member of Council:

  • Don Webb

Ward 5, Precinct B2

The following is on the ballot for voters in Ward 5 in the B2-Level Precinct (5-B2):

Montgomery County Educational Service Center

For Member of Governing Board of Education Service Center - Vote for at Most 2

  • Daryl Michael
  • Greg S. Shell
  • Eric Walker

Mad River Local School District

For Member of Board of Education - Vote for at Most 2

  • Julie Denning
  • Youssef A. Elzein
  • Scott E. Huddle

Ward 6

The following is on the ballot for all voters in Ward 6:

For Member of Council:

  • Ed Lyons

Ward 6, Precinct A

The following is on the ballot for voters in Ward 6 in the A-Level Precinct (6-A):

Special Election By Petition Local Option For Sunday Sale Of Wine And Mixed Beverages And Spirituous Liquor

19 Shall the sale of wine and mixed beverages and spirituous liquor be permitted for sale on Sunday between the hours of ten a.m. and midnight by McMorhead Enterprises, L.L.C., dba Brick Tap & Tavern Wayne Plaza Shopping Center, an applicant for a D‐6 liquor permit who is engaged in the business of operating a bar/restaurant at 7113 Taylorsville Road, Huber Heights, Ohio 45424 in this precinct?

Common to All Ballots But Ward 5, Precinct B2

The following is on every voter’s ballot EXCEPT those voters in Ward 5, Precinct B2.

That is, the following is on the ballot for all voters in Ward 1, Ward 2, Ward 3, Ward 4, and Ward 6, as well as the Precincts A, B1, and C in Ward 5.

The list of precincts is: 1-A, 1-B, 1-C, 1-D1, 1-D2, 2-A, 2-B, 2-C, 2-D, 3-A, 3-B, 3-C, 3-D, 4-D, 5-A, 5-B1, 5-C.

Huber Heights City School District

For Member of Board of Education

  • Tony D. Cochren
  • G. Michael Miller
  • Robert Mullins
  • Shannon Weldon

Common to All Ballots

The following is on the ballot for all voters in Huber Heights:

Montgomery County Municipal Court

For Judge of Municipal Court - Full term commencing 1/1/2020 - Vote for at Most 1

  • William Cox

For Judge of Municipal Court - Full term commencing 1/2/2020 - Vote for at Most 1

  • James D. Piergies
  • Tamela Womack

City Of Huber Heights

For Member of Council at Large - Vote for at Most 1

  • Glenn T. Otto
  • Danna Lynn Plewe

That’s All Folks

Feel free to comment on who or what you’re voting for in the comment section below.

1 comment for What's on the November 2019 Ballot for Huber Heights, Ohio?

  • Reply to This Thread

Leave a Reply

Note that comments won't appear until approved.