Your Sanilac County ballot

General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026 · Local and district races

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Contested races

Source: Ballotpedia, Sanilac County, Michigan, elections, 2026 (secondary source, not the official ballot) (accessed Oct 19, 2026). Names are shown as listed by the source. Which district races you see depends on where you live; check yours at Michigan Voter Information Center.

OfficeCandidates
County offices
Sanilac County Road CommissionerAntonio Pedini (D) vs. Grant Stone (R)
Schools, colleges & special districts
Croswell-Lexington Community Schools, At-large (Special)Mike Harder vs. Patti J. Shinn
Harbor Beach Community Schools, At-large
Vote for 5
Allan Booth, Nick Bradley, Gabe Callender, Jason Holdwick, Nancy J. Krueger, Ryan J. Swartz
Sandusky Community Schools Board of Education, At-large
Vote for 2
Dan Bush, Joshua D. Robinson, Kelly Trowhill
City & town offices
Applegate Village Board of Trustees At-large
Vote for 3
Vickie Dawson, Kate Dove, William Klauka, Robert Szolack
Brown City City Council At-large
Vote for 6
Craig Archer, Robert Jacobson, Patricia Jacobson, Angel Kreiner, Ross McIvor, Kevin Miller, Walter Robison
Carsonville Village Board of Trustees At-large
Vote for 3
Hillary M. Beamish, Kay Laba, Donlad Pangburn, Valene Pattee
Croswell City Council At-large
Vote for 3
Kathleen Bensal, Rob Butler, Paul Milletics, Susan Vallee, Randy Willis
Lexington Village PresidentChris Cole vs. Jim Gresock
Sandusky City Council At-large
Vote for 3
Gregory C. Barker, Bradley Harris, Larry Mitchell, Timothy Stone

Also on every Sanilac County ballot: U.S. Senate, Governor, the other statewide offices, your U.S. House district, your legislative districts, the Michigan Supreme Court, the state education boards and the statewide proposals.

Party labels are as listed by Ballotpedia (D = Democrat, R = Republican). County commissioners are partisan; judicial, school board and most city races are nonpartisan. Party nominees were chosen in the Aug. 4 primary; only races on the Nov 3 ballot are listed.

This list comes from Ballotpedia, a secondary source, not the official ballot, and Ballotpedia notes its local lists may be incomplete. Your exact ballot: Michigan Voter Information Center.

Unopposed

One candidate per seat on the list (write-ins may still be possible).

Courts & justices of the peace

Schools, colleges & special districts

City & town offices

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