Your Tuscola County ballot

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

One page with blank boxes to mark your picks.

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Contested races

Source: Ballotpedia, Tuscola 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
Courts & justices of the peace
Michigan 71B District Court IncumbentJason E. Bitzer vs. Craig S. Datz
Schools, colleges & special districts
Caro Area District Library Board At-large (Special)Margo Hahn vs. Jim McLoskey
Caro Area District Library Board At-large
Vote for 4
Dawn A. Branding, Bob Dunham, Roberta Schmenk, Thomas L. Seibert, Samuel A. Senter, Suzanne S. Smith, Stephanie Spencer, Bob Sturza
Akron-Fairgrove Schools, At-large
Vote for 4
Candy Freeman, Nicholas McCreedy, Jennifer Ronk, Jennifer Schmitt, Mike Turner
Kingston Community School District, At-large
Vote for 3
Tracey Henry, Aaron Lolli, Jerry C. Papke, Marsha Rush, Kaila Wood, Robert J. Zyrowski Jr.
Mayville Community School District, At-large
Vote for 4
Sherry Bodeis, Frank Buhl Jr., Courtney Fox, Nikole Kopka, Cassie Piche, Shirley Jean Schaefer
City & town offices
Caro City Council At-large
Vote for 3
Steve Campbell, Charlotte M. Kish, Betsy McHugh, Heidi Parker
Mayor of CaroBob Eschenbacher vs. Shane Polega
Mayville Village Board of Trustees At-largeKathy L. Freeland vs. Kerry F. Horton
Mayville Village Board of Trustees At-large (Special)Beau Shaver vs. Terri M. TerBush
Mayville Village President (Special)William Barkowska Jr. vs. Kristen Valentine

Also on every Tuscola 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).

County offices

Schools, colleges & special districts

City & town offices

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