As Tuesday's filing deadline for the Aug. 7 primary election came and went, Washtenaw County candidate races and ballot measures are taking shape.

Here's your guide to AnnArbor.com coverage of the issues. For a complete list of candidates running in local races, go to the county's elections website. And find out about proposals that will be on some township ballots here. Some candidate filings still are being confirmed.

Here's a list of candidates who filed to run for Ann Arbor mayor, Ann Arbor City Council, Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners, county posts, state House, Congressional and judicial races.

• A running list of who's running for office in Washtenaw County

Wes Prater and Alicia Ping will face off this November for a chance to stay on the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners another two years.

• 2 incumbents must face off for chance to stay on Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners

After two tax proposals were defeated by a 2-1 margin on May 8, volunteers of the group opposed to the taxes called for fresh blood to replace Ypsilanti City Council members who supported them.

• Anti-tax proposal candidates bid for Ypsilanti Council seats in 2 of 3 wards
• Tyrone Bridges among candidates for ward 1 Ypsilanti City Council seat

A group of 10 candidates is hoping to bring drastic change to Ypsilanti Township’s elected offices.

• Slate of 10 candidates aims to unseat incumbents in Ypsilanti Township elections

Dexter Township voters will need a score card to keep track of all the choices they have when it comes to the August primary races, and Sylvan and Lima township voters will need to do their homework before they go to the polls as well.

• Heavily contested primary races found in some Western Washtenaw townships

Augusta Township residents will vote on a proposed 10-year farmland and open-space preservation millage in August.

• Township residents to vote on open space millage

In the Saline area, there were a large number of candidates filing for the Aug. 7 primary, especially in York Township, where voters will have four choices for supervisor, and that's just for starters.

• Saline area primary races heating up, especially in York Township

Margie Teall is kicking off her campaign for re-election to the Ann Arbor City Council with support from Mayor John Hieftje, who called her a neighborhood defender.

• Margie Teall kicks off campaign for re-election to Ann Arbor City Council

The 1st Ward race for the Ann Arbor City Council leaves voters with a choice between a 26-year-old tennis coach and a 45-year-old accountant from Sri Lanka.

• Sturgis vs. Kailasapathy: 1st Ward race for Ann Arbor City Council is a choice between two new faces

Past coverage:

• Derezinski vs. Petersen: 2nd Ward race for Ann Arbor City Council shaping up

• Republican Albert Howard says he plans to challenge Ann Arbor Mayor John Hieftje for his seat this year

• Vivienne Armentrout enters 5th Ward race for Ann Arbor City Council

• Prosecutor Michael Woodyard to challenge Circuit Judge Timothy Connors for spot on bench