Here are the unofficial results for the 2025 general election in Athens County

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Voters in the Village of Gloucester approved a proposed four year 2.9 mills renewal levy for fire protection with 65% of the ballots in favor.
56% : Voters in the Village of Gloucester approved a proposed four year 2 mills renewal levy for street maintenance and improvements with 59% of the ballots in favor.
55% : Voters also approved a proposed .25 percent sales and use tax for a period of five years to finance the operations of the 911 system with 63% of the ballots in favor.
55% : Voters in the Village of Gloucester approved a proposed four year one mill renewal levy for parks with 59% of the ballots in favor.
55% : Voters in the Village of Trimble approved a proposed 5 year 3.2 mills renewal levy for street maintenance with 60% of the ballots cast in favor.
55% : Voters in Rome Township approved a proposed 5 year 4 mills renewal levy for fire and EMS services with 72% of the ballots cast in favor.
55% : Voters in the Trimble Local School District approved a proposed 1% earned income tax levy for current expenses for a period of five years with 51% of the ballots cast in favor.
54% : Athens County voters approved a proposed five year 1.8 mills renewal levy to fund the Athens Count Board of Developmental Disabilities with 67% of the ballots in favor.
54% : Voters in the Village of Gloucester approved a proposed four year three mills renewal levy for current expenses with 58% of the ballots in favor.
53% : They also approved a proposed 5 year 1 mill replacement and 0.5 mill increase levy for EMS services with 61% of the ballots in favor.
53% : Voters in Ames Township approved a proposed 5 year 2.1 mills renewal levy for cemetery maintenance with 75% of the ballots cast in favor.
53% : Voters in Ames Township approved a proposed 5 year 2 mills renewal levy for road maintenance with 82% of the ballots cast in favor.
53% : Voters in Lee Township approved a proposed five year one mills renewal levy for road maintenance with 69% on the ballots cast in favor.
53% : Voters in York Township approved a proposed 5 year 2 mills renewal levy for cemetery operations and maintenance with 63% of the ballots cast in favor.
52% : Voters in the Village of Albany approved a proposed five year 1.5 mills replacement levy for police protection with 70% of the ballots in favor.
52% : Voters in the Village of Buchtel approved proposed five year 2.5 mills current expense levy with 70% of the ballots in favor.
52% : Voters in Lodi Township approved a proposed 5 year .75 mil renewal levy for current expenses with 60% of the ballots cast in favor.
52% : They also approved a proposed five year one meal replacement levy for road maintenance with 63% of the ballots cast in favor.
52% : Voters also approved a proposed 5 year 2 mills replacement levy for fire protection with 66% of the ballots cast in favor.
51% : Voters in Bern Township approve a proposed five year 1 mill renewal levy for current expenses with 73% of the ballots cast in favor.
51% : Voters of Canaan Township approved a proposed 5 year 2.5 mills replacement levy for road maintenance with 82% of the ballots cast in favor.
51% : Voters in Troy Township also approved a proposed five year 2 bills replacement levy for fire protection with 52% of the ballots cast in favor.
50% : Voters in the City of Nelsonville approved a proposed year three mills replacement levy for road maintenance with 55% of the ballots in favor.
50% : Voters in Waterloo Township approved a proposed 5 year 1 mill replacement levy for maintaining and operating cemeteries with 60% of ballots cast in favor.
49% : Voters in Rome Township approved a proposed 5 year 1.1 mills replacement levy for cemetery maintenance and operations with 63% of the ballots cast in favor.
45% : Voters in the Village of Glouster approved/rejected a proposed four year one mill renewal levy for street maintenance and improvements with 63% of the ballots in favor.
43% : Voters in Troy Township rejected a proposed 5 year 2 mills replacement levy for road improvements with 55% of the ballots cast against.

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