Filing Ends; Candidates Listed

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
By Jennifer [email protected]
Filing ended Friday at noon for the May primary.

The primary is May 3, and the general election is Nov. 8.

Warsaw mayoral candidates include Joe Thallemer, Tony Miller, Michael Alspaugh and Kyle Babcock.

Current Warsaw clerk-treasurer candidate Lynne Christiansen is unopposed.

Other Warsaw candidates include: City Council District 1, Jeff Grose; City Council District 2, Charlie Smith and Brian Boyer; City Council District 3, Jeff Carroll and Mike Klondaris; District 4, Mary Ellen Rudisel-Jordan, Jeremiah Heierman and Tammy Rockey; District 5, Diane Quance and Carl Sowers; and candidates for two at-large council seats, Elaine Call, Dewey Lawshe, Cindy Dobbins and Juergen Voss.[[In-content Ad]]Winona Lake candidates include: Retha Hicks and Kent Adams, clerk-treasurer; Dan Daggett and Philip Hood, town council Ward 1; Terry Howie and John Boal, Ward 2; Bruce Shaffner and Jerry Nelson, Ward 3; Sue Gooding and Gregg Win, Ward 4; and Randy Swanson and Ronald Shavers, Ward 5.

For Syracuse, Julie Kline has filed for clerk-treasurer; Jeff Morgan and Brian Woody, Ward 4; and Bill Musser, Ward 5.

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Filing ended Friday at noon for the May primary.

The primary is May 3, and the general election is Nov. 8.

Warsaw mayoral candidates include Joe Thallemer, Tony Miller, Michael Alspaugh and Kyle Babcock.

Current Warsaw clerk-treasurer candidate Lynne Christiansen is unopposed.

Other Warsaw candidates include: City Council District 1, Jeff Grose; City Council District 2, Charlie Smith and Brian Boyer; City Council District 3, Jeff Carroll and Mike Klondaris; District 4, Mary Ellen Rudisel-Jordan, Jeremiah Heierman and Tammy Rockey; District 5, Diane Quance and Carl Sowers; and candidates for two at-large council seats, Elaine Call, Dewey Lawshe, Cindy Dobbins and Juergen Voss.[[In-content Ad]]Winona Lake candidates include: Retha Hicks and Kent Adams, clerk-treasurer; Dan Daggett and Philip Hood, town council Ward 1; Terry Howie and John Boal, Ward 2; Bruce Shaffner and Jerry Nelson, Ward 3; Sue Gooding and Gregg Win, Ward 4; and Randy Swanson and Ronald Shavers, Ward 5.

For Syracuse, Julie Kline has filed for clerk-treasurer; Jeff Morgan and Brian Woody, Ward 4; and Bill Musser, Ward 5.
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