Wood County's unofficial results from the Nov. 3 election are complete, with all 50 of 50 precincts reporting.
In the governor's race, Wood County voters backed Republicans Tom Tiffany and Sara Varnam with 18,243 votes, ahead of Democrats David Crowley and Sara Godlewski with 13,880. In other statewide races, Republican Eric Toney led Democrat Josh Kaul for attorney general locally, 17,672 to 14,314, Republican Jay Schroeder led Democrat JoCasta Zamarripa for secretary of state, 17,873 to 12,927, and Republican John Leiber led Democrat Yee Leng Xiong for state treasurer, 18,676 to 13,132.
In the county's congressional districts, Republican Derrick Van Orden led Democrat Rebecca Cooke in the District 3 portion of the county, 10,339 to 8,484, and Republican Michael Alfonso led Democrat Fred Clark in the District 7 portion, 7,047 to 5,989.
In legislative and county races, Republican Cory Tomczyk led Democrat Gillian Battino in the District 29 Senate vote in the county, 8,536 to 6,382, Republican Scott Krug led Democrat Christine Maltese in Assembly District 72, 9,804 to 7,146, and Republican John Spiros led Democrat Andy Wuethrich in Assembly District 86, 8,658 to 6,317. Sheriff Shawn Becker received 26,189 votes, Clerk of Circuit Court Kimberly Stimac 25,654 and Coroner David Patton 23,407, and Krista James defeated Alanna Feddick-Goodwin for Marshfield Area Municipal Court judge, 3,556 to 2,604.
County voters said yes to all three state constitutional questions: the partial-veto question passed locally 18,372 to 12,733, the places-of-worship question 18,057 to 13,196, and the government discrimination question 20,034 to 11,020.
In the night's local referendum, Grand Rapids voters rejected allowing the town to exceed its levy limit by $300,000 for town operations and public safety, voting no 2,654 to yes 1,350. Auburndale voters approved nominating town candidates at a nonpartisan primary, 269 to 85.
