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PRIMARY ELECTION AUGUST 5, 2025

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STERLING HEIGHTS PRIMARY ELECTION

Sterling Heights – City Council At‑Large (6 seats) – Non‑partisan

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CITY COUNCIL RACE

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CONSERVATIVE LEANING

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DEMOCRAT LEANING

  • Liz Sierawski (incumbent) – healthcare background; past ballot in DEM race

  • Michael Radtke Jr. (incumbent) – Democratic consultant - declared Progressive

  • Henry Yanez (incumbent) – former Democratic State Representative, fiscal voting

  • Robert Mijac - former Democratic County Commissioner

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NO DECLARED LEANING

  • Rick McKiddy - fiscal accountability, transparency; UAW–GM labor negotiator, teacher

  • Deanna Koski (incumbent) No vote on Lakeside Grant, favors developers

  • Maria G. Schmidt (incumbent) Yes vote on Lakeside Grant, favors developers

  • Barbara A. Ziarko (incumbent) Yes vote on Lakeside Grant, favors developers

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MAYORAL RACE (General Election Only)

  • There is no mayoral primary. The mayor race is uncontested and goes straight to the general election on November 4, 2025 

  • The two candidates certified for the general election are:

    • Matthew Ryan (Registered Republican)

    • Michael C. Taylor (Registered Independent) Votes Democrat leaning Progressive

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Michael V. Radtke Jr., Robert Mijac and Liz Sierawski have declared publicly Democratic or Progressive affiliations and voting records.

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NEW BALTIMORE PRIMARY ELECTION

New Baltimore – Mayor (Non‑partisan)

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Declared Challengers (as of March 2025)

 

Mayoral Race (Primary Aug 5, 2025)

  • Ryan Covert WEBSITE – Incumbent (reelection bid)

  • Patrick Green WEBSITE – Challenger — no partisan designation (nonpartisan race)

  • Tom Semaan WEBSITE – Incumbent Mayor running for re-election 

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City Council

  • No challengers for council seats are officially listed on major sources yet.

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SPECIAL ELECTION PROPOSALS

RAY TOWNSHIP SPECIAL ELECTION

Ray Township Special Election Proposals (August 5, 2025)

1. Millage Renewal – Fire & Rescue Operations

  • Renewal of 1.5 mills for five years (2026–2030), previously approved, to fund department operations.

  • Estimated revenue first year: $491,738.62 

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2. Millage Renewal – Fire & Rescue Equipment & Truck Replacement

  • Renewal of 1.0 mill for five years (2026–2030), also existing, specifically for capital purchases like trucks and equipment.

  • Estimated revenue first year: $327,825.74 

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Joint Proposal: Armada Area Schools Bond

  • A $12,155,000 unlimited tax bond for building and site improvements in Armada Area Schools.

  • Will appear on the same ballot as a unified decision across Ray Township.

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CLINTON TOWNSHIP SPECIAL ELECTION

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