Carroll County's election-night vote count is in, but the results are not final.
Unofficial results posted by the Maryland State Board of Elections as of 11:46 p.m. Tuesday include all 49 Election Day precincts in the county, early voting, and the mail-in ballots counted so far. Provisional ballot totals have not been reported.
Additional ballots may still be counted. Under Maryland law, mail-in ballots count if they were postmarked by Election Day and reach the local board of elections by 10 a.m. on the second Friday after the election. This year, that's Nov. 13.
Board of Education (unofficial results)
Voters could choose up to three candidates for three school board seats:
Marsha B. Herbert: 25,612
Shannon Hinkhaus: 25,472
Julie V. Walsh: 25,078
Sharon Wilhide: 24,301:
Lisa Maisano: 22,691
Cleveland Christopher Friday: 21,996
County Commissioners (unofficial results)
District 1: Republican Joe Vigliotti 9,046, Democrat Aaron M. Goldsmith 3,761
District 2: Republican Kenneth A. Kiler ran unopposed
District 3: Republican Tom Gordon 6,703, Democrat Dennis E. Frazier 4,681
District 4: Republican Michael R. Guerin ran unopposed
District 5: Republican Susan W. Krebs 7,609, Democrat Megan Foelber 5,744
Sheriff (unofficial results)
Republican Jim DeWees has 41,421 votes. Democrat Gail F. Wickless has 21,808.
District 5, Carroll County vote (unofficial results)
Voters could choose up to three candidates for District 5's three seats in the Maryland House of Delegates:
Republican Chris Tomlinson: 27,713
Republican April R. Rose: 27,537
Republican Steve Whisler: 26,653
Democrat Alison Rudolph: 17,505
Democrat Dayana Bergman: 16,861
Democrat Courtney Alexa Welch: 16,248
In the District 5 state Senate race, Republican Justin Ready has 29,460 votes. Democrat Gary Foote has 17,769.
District 42, Carroll County vote (unofficial results)
House of Delegates, District 42C: Republican Steve Patten 11,579, Democrat Corynne Courpas 5,382
State Senate, District 42: Republican Kevin Ford 11,599, Democrat Stephanie Popescu 5,275
Other county offices (unofficial results)
These candidates ran unopposed:
State's Attorney: Republican George Psoras
Clerk of the Circuit Court: Republican Heather S. DeWees
Register of Wills: Republican Paul G. Zimmermann
Judges of the Orphans' Court: Republicans Margaret Peggy Bair, Tina Mawhinney and LaRue G. Lennon, three candidates for three seats