PLYMOUTH, Mich. — Jackie Coleman, a Schoolcraft College trustee who lives in Plymouth, pulled the most City of Plymouth votes Tuesday in the race for three six-year seats on the college board, the city clerk’s unofficial summary shows.
Coleman received 2,349 votes in the city. Brian D. Broderick followed with 1,791, Candy R. Little had 1,527 and Alexander D. Steward had 1,194. Joan Noricks, the lone candidate for a partial term ending in 2028, drew 2,313 city votes. The college district stretches across several communities, so the city count is one slice of the full race.
Coleman was appointed to the board in December 2025 and has lived in Plymouth since 2004. Her day job is in Livonia Public Schools, where she is a speech pathologist.
City voters also backed renewing the college operating millage, 3,903 to 1,395. The renewal keeps the full 2.27 mills, a rate first set in 1986, and does not raise it. The college estimates that a property with a market value of $150,000 pays about $170 a year toward Schoolcraft.
Voters living in the Plymouth-Canton, Livonia, Northville, Garden City and Clarenceville school districts, along with a sliver of the Novi district, make up the college district. Results remain unofficial until county canvassers certify them.
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