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Source: The Pike County News Watchman

The Pike County Board of Elections has released their unofficial results for the 2026 midterm elections for the county. Official results will be available after provisional ballots have been counted.Out of 17,121 registered voters in Pike County, 8,693 cast ballots, representing a voter turnout of 50.77%.Countywide ElectionsPike County Court of Common Pleas Judge, Probate and Juvenile DivisionPaul Price — 6,130Total — 6,130Pike County CommissionerNeil Edward Leist — 5,708Bob Thompson — 2,773Total — 8,481Pike County AuditorDavida K. Brown — 6,532Total — 6,532Issue 3A constitutional amendment that would make voters show photo identification in order to vote.Yes — 6,468No — 1,825Total — 8,293Waverly City School District Income TaxFor the Tax — 1,176Against the Tax — 2,607Total — 3,783LO- Ward-5 (Sunday Sales) F.O.E. #2227To permit the sale of beer on Sundays at the Fraternal Order of Eagles #2227. The establishment is located at 243 W. N.

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