Voters went to the polls Nov. 4 to elect mayors and council members and decide ballot proposals in several Macomb County communities, from Eastpointe in the southern end to Richmond Township in the northern end of Michigan's third most populous county.

Nine communities were electing leaders, some newcomers, in the nonpartisan races. Ballot proposals ranged from city charter questions to funding for public safety.

Scroll down for select results, which will be updating in this story throughout the evening. For complete Macomb County tallies, go here .

Mayoral races

There were mayoral races in Mount Clemens (incumbent Laura Kropp against Rhonda Powell, former health and community services director for the county); New Baltimore (incumbent Tom Semaan against Councilman Rya

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