Monroe County school district elections held Tuesday

Colleen Farrell and Taylor Liberti News10NBC

Across the state Tuesday, voters are weighing in on how they want their school districts spending their tax dollars.

In some districts, they are also electing school board representatives.

News10NBC will provide results as they come in. All polls close by 9 p.m.

Brighton

Proposed $100 million budget: Passed 1,390 to 259.
Proposed $19.5 million capital improvement project: Passed.
Proposal to transfer $800,000 from a capital reserve fund to the general fund to use on technology: Passed.
Four candidates running for three seats: Susan Gasparino, Carrielyn Bertino, Victoria Love, and Larry Davis. All three have been elected.

Brockport

Proposed $92.4 million budget: Passed 737 to 352.
Proposal to establish a $7.3 million bus purchase capital reserve fund: Passed 748 to 340.
Proposal to establish a $14.7 million building capital reserve: Passed 760 to 327.
Three candidates running for two seats: Michael Turbeville, Robert Lewis, and Benjamin Reed

Churchville-Chili

Proposed $99.2 million budget: Passed 651 to 237.
Proposal to purchase eight buses for $1.35 million: Passed 639 to 250.
Proposal to purchase property at 5788 Buffalo Road at a price not to exceed $285,000: Passed 667 to 219.
Four candidates running for three seats: Amy Wilson, Kevin Johnson, Michelle Aloi, Leah Martorana
Canidates elected to Board of Education: Michelle Aloi, Amy Wilson, and Kevin Johnson.

East Irondequoit

Proposed $96.8 million budget: Passed 821 to 446.
Four candidates running for three seats: Donald Markham, Daniel McInerney, Jill Ricci, and Carol Watt.
Elected to the Board of Education: Carol Watt, Jill Ricci, Daniel McInerney.

East Rochester

Proposed $31.9 million budget : Passed 213 to 28.
Two candidates running for two seats: Jeff Ugine and Matthew Hogan. Both Hogan and Ugine haved been elected.

Fairport

Proposed $151.7 million budget
Three candidates running for three seats: Erica Belois-Pacer, Nicole Thibault, and Lisa Christensen

Gates Chili

Proposed $128.6 million budget: Passed 613 to 244.
Proposal to purchase school buses at a cost not to exceed $1.9 million: Passed 590 to 264.
Proposal to create a capital reserve fund not to exceed $15 million with a 10-year life: Passed 632 to 220.
Seven candidates running for four seats: Kathryn (Katie) Davis, Linda Palmer, Scott Bubel, Robert Long, Catherine (Katie) Coffee, Michelle Jennings, and Jahmar Elliott

Greece

Proposed $290.8 million budget : Passed 2,752 to 1,239.
Proposal to purchase 35 buses at a cost not to exceed $4.9 million: Passed 2,769 to 1,229.
Six people running for three seats: Miguel Millan, Sean McCabe, Todd Butler, Septimus Scott, William Maloney, Jordan Stenzel. McCabe, Maloney, and Butler have been elected.

Hilton

Proposed $99.4 million budget: Passed 1,377 to 846.
Proposal to spend $1.4 million on six school buses: Passed 1,429 to 790.
Six candidates are running for two seats: Kaylee Bennett, Lynda Donovan, Melissa Levato, Jack Palmieri, Kristine Price, and Mike Zillioux.
Two candidates elected to Board of Education: Kristine Price and Kaylee Bennett.

Honeoye Falls-Lima

Proposed $59.9 million budget: Passed 593 to 206.
Proposal to purchase up to six vehicles for student transportation at a cost not to exceed $900,777: Passed 584 to 217.
Three candidates running for three seats: Lynley Guckian, Caralyn Ross, and Susan Thering
Three board member seats now filled: Susan Thering, Lynley Guckian, Caralyn Ross.

Penfield

Proposed budget of $116.9 million: Passed 1,793 to 652.
Proposal to purchase nine buses at a cost not to exceed $1.7 million: Passed 1,893 to 558.
Three candidates running for two seats: Krista Khan, Aaliyah El-Amin-Turner and Dana Marrer. Khan and El-Amin-Turner have been elected.

Pittsford

Proposed budget of $155.5 million: Passed 1,506 to 360.
Proposal to spend no more than $1.8 million from the capital reserve fund to purchase 12 buses, two vehicles, and communications equipment: Passed 1,542 to 324.
Proposal to establish a reserve fund not exceeding $50 million: Passed 1,521 to 339.
Proposal to establish a swimming facilities reserve fund not exceeding $40 million
Two people are running for two seats: Kim Huels and Robin Scott. Both have been elected.

Rush-Henrietta

Proposed budget of $161.8 million: Passed 1,203 to 525.
Proposal to fund a $3.6 million bus purchase reserve: Passed 1,346 to 386.
Proposal to spend up to $26.6 million on capital expenses: Passed 1,280 to 442.
Three people are running for two seats: Laura Borate, Carrie Silva Martin, and Shiloh Arthmann. Borate and Arthmann have been elected.

Spencerport

Proposed budget of $92.7 million: Passed 792 to 573.
Proposal to establish a capital reserve fund of up to $5 million for buses and motor vehicle equipment: Passed 861 to 494.
Four candidates are running for three seats: David Gibbardo, Marsha Hinman, Jonathan Schallmo, and Lori Stone
Three candidates elected to Board of Education: Marsha Hinman, Lori Stone, and David Gibbardo.

Victor

Proposed budget of $98.9 million: Passed 988 to 409.
Proposal to purchase buses at an amount not to exceed $1.19 million: Passed 1020 to 377.
Proposal to bond no more than $210,000 for vehicle purchases: Passed 992 to 430.
Five people running for three seats: Bryan Adams, Holly Boisvert, Debbie Palumbo-Sanders, Dr. Christopher Parks, Adam Michael Snyder. Parks, Adams, and Snyder have been elected.

Webster

Budget passed 2,760 to 1,6363.
Proposition to purchase school buses: Passed 2,866 to 1,526.
Four candidates are running for two seats: Dave Calus, Maria Cortes, Janice Richardson, and Christine Shuttleworth. Janice Richardson and Maria Cortes have been elected.

West Irondequoit

Wheatland-Chili

Proposed $22.2 million budget: Passed 208 to 77.
Proposal to spend no more than $235,000 on a bus and a service vehicle: Passed 225 to 61.
Proposal to spend up to $50,000 on school equipment: Passed 234 to 52.
Proposal to establish a capital reserve fund: Passed 220 to 66.
Three candidates are running for three seats: Shanna Fraser, Courtney Panek, and Keith Nicolosi. All three have been elected.

Districts outside Monroe County with passed budgets: