Wednesday, August 12, 2020

School board filing set to begin

Three seats are up for election this year.
Ballot passes deadline with no changes

Filing for school board begins July 22.
No new filers sign up before deadline

Parties now have until Monday to fill ballot vacancies
Counterman files for commissioner

Independent Bruce Counterman will run against Brian McGalliard for south commissioner seat.
New faces

Journay, McGalliard get GOP commissioner nods; Dues cruises in ousting incumbent Ludy for judge.
Prescott, Snider win big in D33

J.D. Prescott beat one teacher Tuesday. He’ll face another in November.
Election is Tuesday

Voters will head to polling places in delayed primary; more than 1,000 mail-in ballots are already turned in.
Early voting starts Tuesday

Commissioners races highlight the ballot in Jay County.
Leonhard, Journay seek seat

Incumbent trying for 4th term, challenger is making first run.
Ludy faces challenge from Dues

Max Ludy faced no opposition when he was first elected Jay Superior Court Judge in 2008 and no opponent when he was re-elected in 2014. Now he faces a Republican primary challenge from attorney Gail Dues.
Three vying to replace Huffman

Jay County will have a new commissioner representing the south district in 2021.
Prescott, Kloer running in D-33

Incumbent Republican faces challenge from Jay Schools agriculture teacher.
Daniels, Hopkins in race for Jay surveyor

One candidate is seeking his seventh term in office. The other is hoping to shift from the police force to elected office.
Four vie for GOP nomination

Three Republicans will move on to general election in race for Jay County Council seats.
Teachers seek District 33 nod

Snider and Davis hope to represent Democrats in November.

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