Voters elected a new Ingham County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday.
Eleven of the 14 winning candidates are Democrats, the same as the current makeup.
Ten of the winning candidates are incumbents. The newly elected commissioners are Derrel E. Slaughter, Chris Trubac, Emily Stivers and Mark Polsdofer.
These are the results with 100 percent of precincts reporting:
District 1
Victor G. Celentino (Dem.) 4,766
William F. Renfrew (Rep.) 1,449
District 2
Ryan Sebolt (Dem.) 4,387
Patricia Muscovalley (Rep.) 907
District 3
Derrel E. Slaughter (Dem.) 3,064
Beverly K. Hansen (Rep.) 1,192
District 4
Bryan L. Crenshaw (Dem.) 3,740
Vickie Niklias (Rep.) 1,272
District 5
Todd Tennis (Dem.) 3,746
William Douglas Ames (Rep.) 1,282
District 6
Randy Mailville (Rep.) 5,177
Brandon D. Currin (Dem.) 4,893
District 7
Chris Trubac (Dem.) 5,374
Alexa Krueger (Rep.) 3,026
District 8
Mark Grebner (Dem.) 3,817
Bernard Fedewa (Rep.) 1,169
District 9
Carol N. Koenig (Dem.) 3,261
Jackson Keith (Rep.) 924
District 10
Thomas Morgan (Dem.) 4,292
Kathleen A. Groff (Rep.) 1,479
District 11
Emily Stivers (Dem.) 4,249
Aaron Clark Beauchine (Rep.) 2,024
District 12
Mark Polsdofer (Dem.) 4,239
Carol Van Drie (Rep.) 1,788
District 13
Randy G. Schafer (Rep.) 7,842
District 14
Robin Case Naeyaert (Rep.) 6,698