Baroda residents reject disincorporating the village Baroda Township clerk recalled; Sluder is new president of Village of Baroda

By Debra Haight J-E Correspondent Baroda Township voters have recalled Township Clerk Christina Price and elected newcomer Chelsie Nitz to serve the remainder of Price’s term through the end of 2028. Baroda village and township residents also decisively voted against disincorporating the village. In the village of Baroda, residents voted out the village president and elected three newcomers to the village council. In the village president race, Christina Price’s husband, Michael Price, was defeated by former village trustee Milt Sluder in his bid for re-election as village president. Those elected to the village council were Brad Mattner, Jodi Mattner and Lisa Radde. Radde led the recall against Christina Price. The unofficial final numbers on the Christina Price recall had Nitz receiving 781 votes to Price’s 592 votes for a 57 to 43 percentage margin. Christina Price had been the subject of a recall effort this summer over her involvement with the village disincorporation proposal.

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