(WXMI) — Ottawa County voters have decided who will run the county’s affairs for the next four years.

FOX 17 is highlighting these eleven races because two years ago, the makeup of the board changed dramatically when several candidates backed by the new political group called Ottawa Impact won a majority of seats. The months that followed were marked by dramatic layoffs, budget changes and lawsuits.

Below are the winners of the Ottawa County Board of Commissioners races, according to unofficial results from the county clerk’s office.

In District 1Republican James Barry is expected to fill the seat.

He defeated Democratic candidate Danielle Smith. Current commissioner Gretchen Crosby, supported by the Ottawa Impact, was also running as a write-in candidate after losing in the Republican primary election.

This seat represents areas north of Holland, including Port Sheldon and Olive Townships as well as parts of Park Township.

In District 2Republican Jordan Jorritsma is expected to win the seat.

He defeated incumbent Commissioner Chris Kleinjans.

Kleinjans has only been a board member since May, when he defeated Lucy Ebel in a recall election.

This seat represents parts of Holland and Park townships.

In District 3incumbent Commissioner Doug Zylstra (D) appears to have had a successful re-election bid.

He defeated Republican challenger Orlando Estrada.

Zylstra is one of two Democrats on the current board of commissioners.

This seat represents the entire City of Holland.

In District 4Incumbent President Jacob Bonnema (right) is seeking to win another term.

He defeated Democratic challenger Chris Crothers and Rob Thurkettle, a write-in candidate.

This seat represents parts of the cantons of Holland and Zeeland as well as the city of Zeeland.

In District 5outgoing Commissioner Joe Moss (R) is expected to retain his seat for a second term.

He defeated Democratic challenger Jon Rabideau.

Moss, who is the current president of the board of directors, is also the head of the Ottawa Impact group.

The 5th District represents Blendon and Jamestown Townships, part of Zeeland Township, and the City of Hudsonville.

In District 6Incumbent Commissioner Kendra Wenzel (R) is expected to win re-election.

She defeated Democratic challenger Michelle Dieleman.

This seat represents the southern constituency of Georgetown Township.

In District 7Republican candidate John Teeples retained a key red seat.

He defeated Democratic candidate Heather Majestic.

The current commissioner, Rebekah Curran, did not seek re-election.

This seat represents the northern constituency of Georgetown Township.

In District 8outgoing commissioner Sylvia Rhodea (right) is expected to serve another term.

She defeated Democratic candidate Rebecca Patrick.

This seat represents Allendale Township.

In District 9Republican candidate Philip Kuyers is expected to fill the seat.

He defeated Democratic candidate Angela Stanford-Butler as well as write-in candidates Roger Belknap and Scott Muellerleile. Belknap, the incumbent commissioner, lost to Kuyers in the August primary.

This seat represents Grand Haven and Robinson townships as well as a small portion of Spring Lake Township. The Republican candidate is Roger Belknap.

In District 10Republican candidate Josh Brugger claimed the seat.

He defeated Democratic candidate Oliver Shampine.

Brugger will replace current Commissioner Roger Bergman, another Republican who did not seek re-election.

This seat represents the cities of Ferrysburg and Grand Haven as well as the majority of Spring Lake Township.

In District 11outgoing commissioner Allison Miedema (right) is victorious in the unofficial results.

She defeated Democratic challenger Keith Courtade.

This seat represents Chester, Crockery, Polkton, Tallmadge and Wright townships as well as the town of Coopersville.

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