The Presidential Primary Election was held throughout Michigan on Tuesday. In the 3rd Congressional District (includes the cities of Grand Rapids, Ionia, Wyoming, Kentwood, Grandville, and Walker among others), the majority of voters supported Rick Santorum.

The top three candidates were Rick Santorum with 31,990 votes, Mitt Romney with 30,876 votes, and Ron Paul with 7,792 votes.

Full election results can be seen by clicking here.

Elections were held throughout the country on Tuesday. In Kentwood, voters had just three items to vote on.

Sharon R. Brinks has been elected Commissioner-At-Large.

Michael W. Brown came out on top over Bill Mills with 792 votes to 448 votes respectively.

And finally, the charter amendment proposal that adds a felony conviction as a disqualification from elective office passed with 1746 "yes" votes to 805 "no" votes.

Full election results can be seen by clicking here.

KENTWOOD, Mich.  He's held the postion for two decades and now longtime fire chief James Carr has decided to retire.  Carr, 71, announced his decision earlier this week.

He says he has been thinking about the idea of retirement for the past six months and will officially leave his post June 24th after which he plans to travel extensively.

"We are going to drive up Route 66.  That is how people used to get from Chicago to California," said Carr.  "I'm just going to have fun and enjoy the country."