Michigan March 10th Election: Wayne County Proposal Results
The Michigan March 10th presidential primary has a number of school bonds on the ballot. Stay tuned for results for Ecorse and Plymouth-Canton.
The Michigan March 10th presidential primary has a number of proposals on the ballot.
Stay tuned on results for Ecorse and Plymouth-Canton.
Results from the Democratic presidential primary, DIA millage and Oakland, Macomb county proposals.
Polls close at 8:00 pm and this post will be updated when results are released.
- Ecorse Marijuana ballot question
- Plymouth-Canton school bonds proposal
- Southgate Community School District Bonding proposal
Results for Proposals in Wayne County
Ecorse Marijuana ballot question
Results: Passed.
| City of Ecorse Proposal to Allow Marijuana Facilities | |
| Precincts reporting | 100% |
| Yes | 818 (55.38%) |
| No | 659 (44.62%) |
What: The proposal would create a policy for the implementation of marijuana facilities, including process, fees and criteria for licensing. The proposal would prohibit sales or marijuana within 1,000 feet of schools, include equity plans for communities impacted by the prohibition of marijuana, and implement a business excise tax.
Plymouth-Canton School Bond
Results: Passed.
| Plymouth-Canton Community Schools School Improvement Bond | |
| Precincts reporting | 100.00% |
| Yes | 26,623 (68.38%) |
| No | 12,309 (31.62%) |
What: Proposal to allow Plymouth-Canton Community Schools to borrow up to $275,000,000 through the issuance of general obligation bonds for the purpose of upgrading school facilities, construction of a new stadium, acquiring instructional technology, and preparing new activity and athletic facilities. Repayment of the bonds is expected to incur an average of 1.65 mills annually for up to 20 years, typically costing a homeowner with a $100,000 home $82.50 a year.
Southgate Community School District Bonding Proposal
Results: Passed.
| Southgate Community School District Bonding Proposal | |
| Precincts reporting | 100% |
| Yes | 4,690 (67.81%) |
| No | 2,226 (31.19%) |
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