Ellsworth County commissioners will canvass votes from the 2019 city and school board elections Monday, Nov. 18.

Election officer Shelly Vopat told the I-R this past week that she did not expect the canvass to change the outcome of any races — with the possible exception of two, the mayor of Lorraine and the Wilson City Council.

Here are the unofficial results of those contests:

Wilson Council

(two seats open) David Criswell, 138 Ryan Stoppel, 100 Gary Everett (I), 80 Steve R. Claussen, 52 Jerry Florian, 18 Write-in, 82 Write-in, 17

Lorraine Mayor:

Kimberly Travnichek, 15 Joe Togersen, 13 Vernon Donbraska, 6 Write-in, 5

The other change from the Independent-Reporter’s election night coverage was the Central Plains School District at-large position.

Incumbent Michelle Brokes was ahead of Chad Rogers at press time; however, results from Rice and Barton counties remained uncounted.

The final unofficial count was Rogers, 806, and Brokes, 469.

Other races:

Ellsworth City Council

(Three open seats) Jessica Kootz, 334 Wayne Scritchfield, 286 Darcy Hansen, 271 Michael Hunt 59

Holyrood mayor

Brandon Koch, 127

Holyrood Council

(Two seats open) Tanner Dahlke, 98 Allison Koch, 96

Kanopolis mayor

Anthony Hopkins, 73

Kanopolis Council

(Three seats open) Matthew Munoz, 71 Michelle Schwerdtfeger, 69 Patrick Perez, 44

Lorraine Council

(Three seats open) Cassaundra Vedder, 37 Barbara Crombie, 20 Kendall Meier, 16

Wilson Mayor

Michael Peschka, 173 Larry Ptacek (I), 58 Ron Bouska, 13

Ellsworth-Kanopolis-Geneseo School District, Position 1

Darin Holecek, 531

Ellsworth-Kanopolis-Geneseo School District, Position 2

Gina McGowan, 539

Ellsworth-Kanopolis-Geneseo School District, Position 5

Cynthia Edgerle 516

Ellsworth-Kanopolis-Geneseo School District, At-large position

Ashley Bohl, 523 (Dr. Mark Herzog did not seek re-election)

Central Plains, Position 1

Bradley Schiermeyer, 209

Central Plains, Position 5

Joshua Hurley, 224

Constitutional amendment

Yes — 594 No — 425