It’s election time again. This time around there are candidates for city, township and school offices, plus state and local issues. Fairlawn-Bath Patch will give you details how to register to vote, how to vote by absentee and where to find your polling place. Save this Election Central page and check back for links to relevant articles, profiles on the candidates and other election news. There's also candidate profiles, issue stories and news on the latest candidate's night or fund-raising event.  

Up for election on Nov. 8 are the Farlawn Mayor, Finance Director, four Fairlawn City Council seats, one Bath Township Trustee position, Bath Township Fiscal Officer, three Copley-Fairlawn School Board seats, a renewal levy for Copley-Fairlawn Schools and three Revere School Board seats.

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All races are non-partisan. Candidates political affiliation is drawn from public records of the Summit County Board of Elections

FAIRLAWN MAYORAL CANDIDATES

• William Roth R

FAIRLAWN CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES

• Russell Sharnsky (At Large) R 
• Barbara Potts (Ward 2) D
• Philip Brillhart (Ward 4)D
• David Effler (Ward 6) R
• Kathie Baum (Ward 6) Non

COPLEY-FAIRLAWN SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION CANDIDATES 

(Vote for no more than two below)

• Kenneth Calderone Non
• Julie Schafer R
• Scott Kerekes Non

(Unexpired Term)

• Richard V. Levin

FAIRLAWN FINANCE DIRECTOR CANDIDATES

• Jerry Apple

BATH TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES CANDIDATES

• Elaina Goodrich Non
• Mark Figetakis R

BATH TOWNSHIP FISCAL OFFICER CANDIDATES

• Sharon Troike R

REVERE SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION CANDIDATES

(Vote for no more than three below)

• Dana Appel R
• Ronald Bucci D
• Thomas Kelley D
• Kary S. Lewis Non
• Michael J. Paxton D
• Diana M. Sabitsch Non

BALLOT ISSUES

• Copley-Fairlawn Schools - Continuous, 2.0 mill renewal levy
• Bath Township - 5-year, 1.4 mill renewal levy for road projects
• Ballot Issue: Cuyahoga Valley Career Center Renewal Levy
• Summit County DD Board Looks for Renewal

ELECTION LINKS

Voting Tips and Deadlines: What You Need to Know Before You Go to the Polls

Recent Polls Suggest Growing Opposition to Issue 2

Issue 2 Vote: Opponents, Supporters of SB5 Kick Off Campaigns

Senate Bill 5: What It Is, And Isn't

Analysis: Examining Senate Bill 5

Opinion: Why Issue 3 Probably Won't Kill Federal Health Care Law

Absentee Voting Begins Oct. 4 for General Election

Issue 2 Vote Follows Similar Debates in Wisconsin and New Jersey

Revere School Board Candidates Speak Out in Richfield

Analysis: Examining Senate Bill 5

Local Mayors Explain Opposition to Senate Bill 5

Senate Bill 5: What It Is, And Isn't

Issue 2: Ohio Public Unions Try to Overturn SB5 at the Ballot Box

Issue 2 Vote: Opponents, Supporters of SB5 Kick Off Campaigns

Senate Bill 5 Stand Up For Ohio Rally Draws Hundreds in Akron

Election profiles and issue coverage and events also are compiled on Fairlawn-Bath 2011 Election Facebook page.