The Times-Union will update election results throughout the night. Results are unnfficial until certified by the clerk of Kosciusko County.
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This story will be updated as the night goes along.
*These numbers are for Kosciusko County only. Kosciusko County has 65 precincts. These numbers don't reflect the entire state or district depending on the race*
Trustees that won tonight are McKrill in Clay; Sponseller in Etna Geearhart in Franklin; Moyer in Harrison; Ostrom in Jackson; Krull in Jefferson; Bradford in Lake; Feideke in Monroe; Kammerer in Plain; Goon in Prairie; Slabaugh in Scott; Edling in Seward; Ward in Tippecanoe; Griffith in Turkey Creek; Winchester in Van Buren; Rhoades in Washington and Bruner in Wayne.
8:30 p.m. - All precincts in Kosciusko County have now reported.
Republicans did well in the county at state and national levels.
In local races, Doug Heinisch will be on Coutny Council after securing 72 percent of the vote in district 1.
Brad Tandy will remain the district 3 councilman for the county after getting nearly74 percent in a three-person race.
The numbers for Triton school board stayed the same from the last update.
New Warsaw school board members will be Matt Dick in district 1, Jennifer Tandy in district 5 and Dan Metzger in District 7.
Deleores Hearn held off Courtney Walters by 86 votes 672-586 in district 2.
For Wawasee school board, Rob Fisher pulled out the win over Mike Wilson by 5 votes 2207 to 2202.
Mary Lou Dixon won her race over Curtis Hursey by nearly 700 votes for Wawasee school board.
The Whitko school tax referendum goes down to defeat by a wide margain.
8:05 p.m. - 45 precincts are now reporting.
In close races of note, Delores Hearn leads Courtney Walters 510-471 or 51.9 to 48.1 percent for Warsaw school board.
At Wawasee, Michael Wilson leads Rob Fisher 2061 to 2037 or 50.2 to 49.7 percent for a place on the school board.
Triton school board results have now come in and in district 2, Andrew Cook leads Debbie Shively but just two votes 118 to 116. In district 4, Marcia Keyser leads by 8 votes over Jerilyn Anders 123 to 115.
Once again it appears the Whitko tax referendum will fall tonight as 73 percent to 27 percent with 1,422 votes in.
7:48 p.m. - 20 precincts are now reported in Kosciusko County. For the county, Republicans continue to hold huge leads in state and national races.
Locally, it appears the Whitko tax referendum will be defeated. In Whitley County with 100 percent of votes in it fell 681 no's to 382 yes's. In Kosciusko County the referendum has 746 no's to 271 yes's.
Delores Hearn holds a slim lead over Courtney Walters for Warsaw School board, 255 (56 percent) to 198 (44 percent).
In Wawasee's school board race, Michael Wilson has stretched his lead to 59 votes with 3,099 votes in. Mary Lou Dixon is defeating Clint Hursey 57 percent to 42 percent.
7:29 p.m. - 14 precincts are now reporting. Republicans at all level continue to hold large leads. Marlin Stutzman is just under 75 percent against Tom Hayhurst and Scott Wise.
Rebecca Kubacki has 75 percent of the vote against Big Al Dunnagan in the State Rep. 22 race.
The closest races are in school board.
For Warsaw, Matt Dick has 54 percent of the vote in district 1. Delores Hearn leads Courtney Walters 56-44 in district 5. Jennifer Tandy has nearly 65 percent in the three-way race for district 7.
The closest race is for district 1 Wawasee school board where Michael Wilson leads Rob Fisher by just 7 votes with 1,359 votes in so far.
There are still 51 precincts to be counted in Kosciusko County.
The next results are expected in 20 minutes.
7:07 p.m. - With 7 out of 65 precints reporting, Dan Coats, who has already been projected the winner, has 75 percent of votes in Kosciusko County over Brad Ellsworth.
Republicans lead big in every other race both at the national, state and local level.
Early results in the Warsaw School board races have Matt Dick (54%) beating Teresa Cosgrove (34 %) and Raphael Wolf (15.5%) in the district 1 race.
Delores M. Hearn has an early leade over Courtney Walters with just over 100 votes counted. Jennifer Tandy leads the District 5 race with 64 percent. of the vote to Monica Boyer's 19 percent. Incumbent Tammy Dalton is around 17 percent.
Marlin Stutzman is carrying the district 3 house race with 75 percent of the vote over Dr. Tom Hayhurst.
