MARQUETTE — Voters across the Upper Peninsula cast their ballots on Tuesday regarding various township millages and renewals.

These are the results from millages and funds decided on by Marquette County voters:

≤ Champion Township General Fund Renewal: “Shall Champion Township continue to levy a tax, previously reduced to 4.9043, at an increase of up to five mills for five years for the General Fund?”

Yes: 81.8% at 36 votes

No: 18.2% at eight votes

≤ Champion Township EMS Renewal: “Shall Champion Township renew its millage, previously reduced to .9808 mills, at a full one mill for five years to fund emergency medical services?”

Yes: 81.4% at 35 votes

No: 18.6% at eight votes

≤ Champion Township Road Millage Renewal: “Shall Champion Township renew its road millage, previously reduced to 1.9617 mills, at a full two mills for five years to fund road repair and maintenance?”

Yes: 84.1% at 37 votes

No: 15.9% at seven votes

≤ Negaunee Schools Sinking Fund: “Shall Negaunee Public Schools levy no more than 2.4516 mills on property within the district for a period of 10 years (2027-2036) to support building, security, and tech improvements?”

Yes: 61.6% at 1,005 votes

No: 38.4% at 627 votes

≤ Powell Township Operating Millage Renewal: “Shall Powell Township renew its tax rate of 2.5 mills for five years to support township operation?”

Yes: 64.6% at 124 votes

No: 35.4% at 68 votes

≤ Republic Township Operating Millage Renewal: “Shall Republic Township continue to levy a tax rate of five mills for another four years to support township operation costs?”

Yes: 65.9% at 151 votes

No: 34.1% at 78 votes

Official election results can be viewed online through the Marquette County Clerk’s Office at co.marquette.mi.us/departments/county_clerk/election_results.php. Additional election data can be found on each respective county’s website.

Abby LaForest can be reached at 906-228-2500, ext. 548. Her email address is alaforest@miningjournal.net.