Election Day: Ann Arbor schools technology bond, Ypsilanti income tax, Water Street millage
Ypsilanti residents Barton Bund and Jamie Weeder leave the Ward 3 polling place at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on North River Street after voting in Tuesday's city election. Bund and Weeder both said they voted against the Water Street millage and the city income tax.
Steve Pepple | AnnArbor.com
Facing voters in the Ann Arbor Public Schools is a $45,855,000 technology bond.
Voters in Ypsilanti face two decisions: Whether to approve a millage to retire the Water Street debt and whether to levy a city income tax.
In addition, voters in Washtenaw County District 7 will elect a county commissioner. Democrat Felicia Brabec is running against Republican Richard Conn for the remainder of the term of former commissioner Kristen Judge. The district mostly covers Pittsfield Township.
Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Coverage of the issues from AnnArbor.com:
Ann Arbor Schools Technology Bond
Voters to decide fate of Ann Arbor schools' $45.8M technology millage on May 8
Ann Arbor schools seek advice from Google, Thomson Reuters, other technology professionals
Ypsilanti taxes
Ypsilanti staff offers glimpse of budget without income tax and Water Street revenues
Two sides seek to educate voters on Ypsilanti tax proposals as election nears
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