WHARTON — Three candidates are seeking two available positions as Richland Township trustees. They are Dave Altvater, Nicholas R. Derr and Philip L. Passet.

CAREY — Three candidates are seeking to serve the final two years of an unexpired term as Carey’s mayor. Democrat John W. Green, Republican Bob Maison and Independent Jennifer Rathburn will be on Tuesday’s ballot.

CAREY — Five candidates are seeking four positions on Carey council. Independents Anthony Fletcher and Dario Troiano, Democrat Chase Fletcher, and Republicans James Knox and Robert Styer Jr. will be on Tuesday’s ballot.

Three candidates are seeking two positions as Salem Township trustees. Kenneth Derr, Jack A. Gottfried and Jon E. Zimmerman are seeking four-year terms to begin in January.

On Nov. 7, the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board has a levy on the ballot for Wyandot County residents. MHRS Executive Director Mircea Handru has been making the rounds in Wyandot County at all city and village council meetings trying to raise awareness for the .6-mill levy.

On Nov. 7, the Wyandot County Board of Development Disabilities/Angeline is requesting an additional 1.5-mill levy for a five-year period, beginning in 2017 and first due in the 2018 calender year.

The general election is Nov. 7, and Wyandot County voters will cast ballots on many issues and candidates. Contested races include Upper Sandusky and Carey councils, Carey mayor and Antrim, Mifflin, Richland and Salem township trustees. Six candidates are seeking four positions on Upper Sandusky Council. They are Democrat Roxanna Karg, Independent Tom Karcher and Republicans Aaron Korte, Donald Spiegel, John Walker and Kenneth Wessler.

BUCYRUS — The Ohio Soil and Water Conservation Commission will cause an election of Supervisors of the Soil and Water Conservation District to be held in accordance with Chapter 940 of the Ohio Revised Code.

An additional tax for the Wyandot County Board of Developmental Disabilities will be on the November general election ballot. The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution for a 1.5-mill additional tax Tuesday.

James M. Ruhlen defeated James R. Gucker in the Upper Sandusky Municipal Court race, according to unofficial results from Wyandot County Board of Elections. Ruhlen, 44, a lifelong Upper Sandusky resident, received 66 percent of the 2,200 votes cast in Tuesday’s primary election.