Vernon Township voters only found one contested race for the Crothersville Community School Corp. board of school trustees on the general election ballot.

As of 9 p.m. Tuesday, only votes cast that day were available. The full results, including absentee votes, were not available by The Tribune’s 10 p.m. deadline, so look in Thursday’s paper for that information.

Election Day voting shows Chad Ord received 520 votes, or 75%, and Jerad Sporleder earned 173 votes, or 25%, for the District 1 seat.

John Riley was uncontested for the District 4 seat. He received 605 votes.

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Riley and the winner of the District 1 race will start their terms in January.

The District 1 winner will replace B.J. McLain, while Riley will replace Dale Schmelzle, the board’s current president. Neither McLain nor Schmelzle chose to seek re-election.

Medora and Seymour also had uncontested school board races on the ballot.

For Medora, the Election Day vote totals were 248 for Joe Campbell, 208 for Faythe Gill and 183 for John Hughes. Campbell is the current board president.

For Seymour, the Election Day vote totals were 3,239 for Ken Browning (representing Hamilton Township), 3,454 for Jeff Joray (Jackson Township) and 3,388 for Art Juergens (Seymour City) . Juergens is the current board president.