Kalamazoo County Sheriff Richard Fuller says he's looking forward to another four years as sheriff. He defeated Republican challenger Ward Lawrence by more than 12,000 votes. Fuller says he wants to show the community how a newly expended county jail will be able to rehabilitate and well as incarcerate offenders once its open. He also says good progress is being made on consolidating 911 emergency dispatch service in the county.

As for the other Kalamazoo County races, voters re-elected Timothy Snow as county clerk, Mary Balkema as treasurer, and Patricia Crowley as drain commissioner. Democrat Jeffery Getting beat Republican Scott Pierangeli in the race for Kalamazoo County Prosecutor, which was an open seat due to former prosecutor Jeff Fink's retirement.

To hear our previous interview with Fritz Klug of MLive/Kalamazoo on the Kalamazoo County races, click here.

You can read updates from election night below. Results were taken from Election Magic and unofficial results from the Secretary of State's office. We also added updates from other media sources on Twitter, you can see Twitter updates @wmuk1021.

1:26am: All of the precincts are in for Kalamazoo County Prosecutor, Getting won by almost 2,000 votes. Voters have re-elected Timothy Snow as the Kalamazoo County Clerk and Patricia Crowley as drain commissioner. Results via Election Magic. 

1:15am: Mlive/Kalamazoo reports that Mary Balkema will serve another term as Kalamazoo County Treasurer.

12:53am: Election Magic results say Pierangeli is trailing Getting by about 1,000 votes in the Kalamazoo County Prosecutor race with 106 of 113precincts reporting.

12:21am: WMUK's Andy Robins reports Democratic Kalamazoo County Sheriff Richard Fuller wins re-election.

12:13am: With 105 of 113 precincts reporting, Patricia Crowley is in the lead for Kalamazoo County Drain Commissioner, via Election Magic.

11:10pm: Mlive/Kalamazoo reports Republican Jeff Heppler has beaten Tom Novak in the race for Kalamazoo County Board District 6.