This year’s school vote was unanimous locally: voters passed all budgets and propositions in local districts that have reported their results thus far to the Observer-Dispatch.

Here are the unofficial vote tallies and candidates elected to local school boards reported to the O-D by districts in Herkimer and Oneida counties, eastern Madison County and Richfield Springs in Otsego County.

Vote tallies are written as votes for-votes against. Names in bold indicates winners.

This report will be updated as more information becomes available.

Herkimer County

Central Valley School District

Budget: 245-58

School board:

Jonathan Boucher: 240

Travis Costin: 258

Patricia Day: 58

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Dolgeville Central School District

Budget: 141-83

Bus proposition: 158-65

Student school board member: 185-34

School board:

Jennifer Williams: 189

Jonathan Fredericks: 185

Frankfort-Schuyler Central School District

Budget: 174-43

Library proposition: 181-35

School board:

Dominick Bellino

Jack Bono

Jason Wasielewski

Herkimer Central School District

Budget: 248-43

Library tax: 230-61

School board:

Diann Fischer: 229

Joseph Lamanna: 235

Scott Petucci: 240

Little Falls City School District

Budget: 255-51

Transportation contract extension: 268-38

Public library tax levy: 255-52

School board:

Kristina Hameister

Kimberly Sabatino

Mt. Markham Central School District

Budget: 264-57

Library proposition: 258-64

School board:

Kate Entwistle

Jay Kulczak

Jennifer Maine   

Poland Central School District

Budget: 115-64

School board:

Danielle Allen: 131

Shauna Douglass (write-in candidate): 46

One candidate, Danielle Allen, sought election to the board of education while there were two open seats. Allen received 131 votes.

The seats are for five-year terms from July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2028. When only one person submits a nominating petition to be on the Board of Education when there are two open seats, the person who receives the most write-in votes would fill the second seat. Shauna Douglass received the most write-in votes with 46.

The following two people were elected to the Poland Board of Education:

Danielle Allen

Shauna Douglass

Town of Webb Union Free School District

Budget: 366-186

Old Forge Library tax: 454-99

Woodgate Library tax: 402-148

School board:

Holly Armendola: 400

West Canada Valley Central School District

Budget: 181-41

Bus proposition: 186-33

Capital project: 167-53

School board:

Alisa Brewer: 146

Edwin Schatzel: 81

Owen D. Young Central School District

Budget: 81-16

Library budget: 83-14

School board:

Paul Kennerknecht: 73

Amy Doody: 52

Madison County

Hamilton Central School District

Budget: 642-163

School bus proposition: 630-172

Ex-officio student proposition: 662-140

Library proposition: 650-152

School board:

Travis Ames: 213

Sunghwan Choe: 607

Thomas Furner: 204

Amanda Phillips: 529

Madison Central School District

Budget: 86-25

Capital reserve fund proposition: 87-24

School board

Brett Reiter: 99

Morrisville-Eaton Central School District

Budget: 240-76

Bus proposition: 238-77

Library proposition: 168-147

School board:

Leah Custer-Twiss: 165

Dustin Jones: 252

Trevor Thieme: 179

Oneida City School District

Budget: 256-100

Bus proposition: 281-76

School board: No contested seats.

Stockbridge Valley Central School District

Budget: 139-14

School board: Only write-in candidates for two open seats.

Herb Bingel: 57

Jaime Renner: 39

Oneida County

Adirondack Central School District

Budget: 210-96

School board:

Michael Kramer

Maureen Healt

Camden Central School District

Budget: 461-414

School board:

4 seats

Lindsey Burdick: 303

John Dean: 405

Tom Fanning 459

Laird Petrie: 530

Misty Portner: 495

Katie Stone: 568

Clinton Central School District

Budget: 656-130

Library tax: 638-149

School board:

Sam Catterson: 513

Rachel Clark: 553

Patrick Laveck: 476

Jeremy Dawes: 306

Holland Patent Central School District

Budget: 468-136

Bus proposition: 471-129

Capital project proposition: 406-197

School board:

Kathy Smyth: 534

New Hartford Central School District

Budget: 641-193

Bus proposition: 658-172

School board:

Linda Lark: 700

Oriskany Central School District

Budget: 252-53

Library proposition: 245-54

School board:

Therese Hanna: 240

Brian Judycki: 167

Jeff Kraeger: 188

Remsen Central School District

Budget: 182-38

Proposition 1: 190-28

Proposition 2: 183-37

Tara Kennerkencht: 210

Rome City School District

Budget: 556-374

School board:

Suzanne Carvelli: 680

Valerie Cucura: 426

Jeff DeMateia: 724

Kirstin Safin: 439

Paula Witt: 455

Sauquoit Valley Central School District

Budget: 187-79

Bus proposition: 185-80

School board:

Anthony Nicotera

Cathy Pumilia

Utica City School District

Budget: 2,142-515

Library proposition: 1,749-876

School board:

Sue Arcuri: 454

Jason Cooper: 1,908

Angela Greco: 395

Joseph Hobika Jr.: 2,041

Ra Si Mar: 211

Ohn Martoccia: 416

Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central School District

Budget: 1,117-726

Bus proposition: 1,269-563

School board:

Mark Kinne: 1,387

Julie McMullen: 960

Andrew Naegele: 565

Waterville Central School District

Budget: 276-83

Bus proposition: 274-86

Waterville Public Library tax: 305-56

C.W. Clark Memorial Library tax: 297-64

School board:

Justin Barth

Tim Jones

Stephen Stanton

Write-in candidate for remaining one year in a term: Ken Boone

Westmoreland Central School District

Budget: 194-75

Proposition: 205-63

School board:

Steven Bulger: 229

Denise Szarek: 206

Whitesboro Central School District

Budget: 670-204

Bus proposition: 675-197

Capital reserve proposition: 664-201

Library budget: 651-218

Library capital improvements: 587-278

School board:

Brian McQueen: 737

Jonathan Henderson: 671

Otsego County

Richfield Spring Central School District

Budget: 109-60

Bus proposition: 124-45

Capital reserve proposition: 121-46

School board:

Brad Smith

This article originally appeared on Observer-Dispatch: Mohawk Valley 2023 school election results: Who won in your district