Wayne County August 3 Primary Election Results

Local communities across the region head to the polls on August 3 to cast their ballots for city officials and local proposals. 

Voters in Dearborn Heights, Grosse Pointe Park, Riverview, Taylor and Westland will cast their ballots to narrow down races for mayor and city council.

WDET is committed to bringing you accurate information about the races and will do so on-air and online when election results are available. Bookmark this page for confirmed results.

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Dearborn Heights

Mayor – Full Term

Advancing: Bill Bazzi, Denise Maxwell

One position, 4-year term. Two candidates will advance to the November election.

*Includes write-ins

Mayor – Partial Term

Advancing: Bill Bazzi, Denise Maxwell

One position, partial term ending 12/31/2021. Two candidates will advance to the November election.

*Includes write-ins

Grosse Pointe Park

City Council

Advancing: Max Wiener, Darci McConnell, Christine Gallagher, Thomas J. Caulfield, Jeff Greer and Tim Kolar

*Includes write-ins

Riverview

City Council

Advancing: James D. Trombley, Dean Workman, David Robbins, Rita Gunaga, April Bieganski and Theo Makarounas

*Includes write-ins

Taylor

Mayor

Advancing: Alex Garza, Tim Woolley

One position, 4-year term. Two candidates will advance to the November election.

City Council

Advancing: Amy Atwood, Jill Brandana, Chrissy Masters Carmona, Tina Daniels, Nick Dmitruchina, Douglas A. Geiss, Justin Mordarski, Herman Ramik, Lindsey Rose, Ira Slaven, Asha Tyson, Chris Verdun, Angie Winton, Sam Ditzhazy

Seven positions, 4-year term. 14 candidates will advance to the November election.

Westland 

Mayor

Advancing: William R. Wild, Tasha Green

One position, 4-year term. Two candidates will advance to the November election.

*Includes write-ins

City Council

Advancing: Sarah K. Austin, David R. Cox, Debra Fowlkes, Jim Godbout, Jim Hart, Peter Herzberg, Antoinette Martin, Melissa A. Sampey

Four positions, 4-year term. Eight candidates will advance to the November election.

*Includes write-ins

Library Millage Proposal

Library MIllage Porposal passed

Shall the City of Westland levy new additional millage of up to .85 mill against all taxable real and tangible personal property for a 10 year period beginning with tax year 2022, and ending with tax year 2031, for the William P. Faust Library, for the purpose of providing funds for all Library purposes authorized by law? 0.85 mill are equal to $0.85 on each $1,000.00 of taxable value.  If approved, the additional millage levied will raise approximately $1.45 million the first year it is levied. The millage will be levied on the Annual Winter Tax Bill.