Voter Registration Deadline Looms; Candidates Listed

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.

By DAVID SLONE, Times-Union Staff Writer-

Oct. 10 is the deadline for voter registration for the Nov. 7 election.

Anyone who has not yet registered can still fill out a registration application at the Kosciusko County clerk's office in the Justice Building. The clerk's office recommends that anyone who has not completed an application should do so at their office to guarantee they will receive it by deadline.

To register, one must be a citizen of the United States; be at least 18 years old on the day of the next general or municipal election; have lived in their precinct for at least 30 days before the election; and not currently be in prison after being convicted of a crime.

If a person moves, they should have their registration transferred each time they move.

Information that must be provided on the registration includes county of residence, full name, address and date of birth. Optional questions are telephone and Social Security numbers and if you want to be a poll worker.

Candidates for this year's general election are:

• President and Vice President - Al Gore and Joe Lieberman, Democrat; George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, Republican; Harry Browne and Art Olivier, Libertarian; Pat Buchanan and Ezola Foster, Independent.

• U.S. Senator - David L. Johnson, Democrat; Richard G. Lugar, Republican; and Paul Hager, Libertarian.

• Governor and Lt. Governor - Frank O'Bannon and Joe Kernan, Democrat; David McIntosh and J. Murray Clark, Republican; Andrew Horning and Mark Schreiber, Libertarian.

• Attorney General - Karen M. Freeman-Wilson, Democrat; Stephen Carter, Republican; N. Sean Harshey, Libertarian.

• Superintendent of Public Instruction - Gerald E. McCullum, Democrat; Suellen Reed, Republican; Sam Goldstein, Libertarian.

• U.S. Representative, Third Congressional District - Tim Roemer, Democrat; Chris Chocola, Republican; Scott C. Baker, Libertarian.

• U.S. Representative, Fifth Congressional District - Greg Goodnight, Democrat; Steve Buyer, Republican; Scott Benson, Libertarian.

• State Senator, District Nine - Kent Adams, Republican.

• State Senator, District 12 - Marvin D. Riegsecker, Republican.

• State Senator, District 13 - Robert L. Meeks, Republican.

• State Senator, District 18 - Thomas K. Weatherwax, Republican; Star Nelson, Libertarian.

• State Representative, District 16 - Michael D. Smith, Republican.

• State Representative, District 18 - David A. Wolkins, Republican.

• State Representative, District 22 - William R. Evans, Democrat; William J. Ruppel, Republican.

• The ballot this year also asks if the following judges shall be retained in office: Indiana Court of Appeals District Three, Judge Sanford M. Brook; Indiana Court of Appeals District Four, Judge Melissa S. Mattingly; Indiana Court of Appeals District Five, Judge Margret G. Robb.

• Circuit Court Judge, 54th Judicial Circuit - Rex L. Reed, Republican.

• Clerk of Circuit Court - Sharon Christner, Republican.

• Kosciusko County Treasurer - Stephanie A. Esenwein, Republican.

• Kosciusko County Coroner - Larry E. Ladd, Republican.

• Kosciusko County Surveyor - Richard J. Kemper, Republican.

• Kosciusko County Commissioner, Northern District - Melody Gene Sherwood, Democrat; Bradford L. Jackson, Republican.

• Kosciusko County Commissioner, Middle District - Joseph E. Banks, Democrat; Ronald D. Truex, Republican; Michael R. Houze, Libertarian.

• Kosciusko County Council At Large - Daniel B. Slone, Democrat; Thomas L. Anglin, Republican; Maurice Beer, Republican; Larry E. Teghtmeyer, Republican; Deanna F. Newton, Libertarian.

• Triton School Corp. Board of Trustees, District At Large - Kevin R. Boyer, Deborah S. Fink.

District Three - Steven J. Feldman.

• Warsaw Community School Corp. Board of Trustees, District Three - James L. Folk, Albert Guy Smith and John Yingling.

District Four - Charles E. Sauders.

District Six - Craig J. Allebach, Michael Klondaris, Daniel Stevens.

• Wawasee Community School Corp. Board of Trustees, District 1 - Donald E. Mort, Scott Franklin Wise.

District 2 - Jeffrey S. Wells.

District 3 - Dallas L. Winchester II.

For Wawasee, voters may vote for no more than a total of two candidates, but only one in each district.

• Voters also will decide if Article 7, Section 4 of the Constitution of the State of Indiana should be amended so that criminal appeals from a sentence of life imprisonment or a prison term of more than 50 years follow the same path through the Court of Appeals to the Indiana Supreme Court as civil appeals. [[In-content Ad]]

Oct. 10 is the deadline for voter registration for the Nov. 7 election.

Anyone who has not yet registered can still fill out a registration application at the Kosciusko County clerk's office in the Justice Building. The clerk's office recommends that anyone who has not completed an application should do so at their office to guarantee they will receive it by deadline.

To register, one must be a citizen of the United States; be at least 18 years old on the day of the next general or municipal election; have lived in their precinct for at least 30 days before the election; and not currently be in prison after being convicted of a crime.

If a person moves, they should have their registration transferred each time they move.

Information that must be provided on the registration includes county of residence, full name, address and date of birth. Optional questions are telephone and Social Security numbers and if you want to be a poll worker.

Candidates for this year's general election are:

• President and Vice President - Al Gore and Joe Lieberman, Democrat; George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, Republican; Harry Browne and Art Olivier, Libertarian; Pat Buchanan and Ezola Foster, Independent.

• U.S. Senator - David L. Johnson, Democrat; Richard G. Lugar, Republican; and Paul Hager, Libertarian.

• Governor and Lt. Governor - Frank O'Bannon and Joe Kernan, Democrat; David McIntosh and J. Murray Clark, Republican; Andrew Horning and Mark Schreiber, Libertarian.

• Attorney General - Karen M. Freeman-Wilson, Democrat; Stephen Carter, Republican; N. Sean Harshey, Libertarian.

• Superintendent of Public Instruction - Gerald E. McCullum, Democrat; Suellen Reed, Republican; Sam Goldstein, Libertarian.

• U.S. Representative, Third Congressional District - Tim Roemer, Democrat; Chris Chocola, Republican; Scott C. Baker, Libertarian.

• U.S. Representative, Fifth Congressional District - Greg Goodnight, Democrat; Steve Buyer, Republican; Scott Benson, Libertarian.

• State Senator, District Nine - Kent Adams, Republican.

• State Senator, District 12 - Marvin D. Riegsecker, Republican.

• State Senator, District 13 - Robert L. Meeks, Republican.

• State Senator, District 18 - Thomas K. Weatherwax, Republican; Star Nelson, Libertarian.

• State Representative, District 16 - Michael D. Smith, Republican.

• State Representative, District 18 - David A. Wolkins, Republican.

• State Representative, District 22 - William R. Evans, Democrat; William J. Ruppel, Republican.

• The ballot this year also asks if the following judges shall be retained in office: Indiana Court of Appeals District Three, Judge Sanford M. Brook; Indiana Court of Appeals District Four, Judge Melissa S. Mattingly; Indiana Court of Appeals District Five, Judge Margret G. Robb.

• Circuit Court Judge, 54th Judicial Circuit - Rex L. Reed, Republican.

• Clerk of Circuit Court - Sharon Christner, Republican.

• Kosciusko County Treasurer - Stephanie A. Esenwein, Republican.

• Kosciusko County Coroner - Larry E. Ladd, Republican.

• Kosciusko County Surveyor - Richard J. Kemper, Republican.

• Kosciusko County Commissioner, Northern District - Melody Gene Sherwood, Democrat; Bradford L. Jackson, Republican.

• Kosciusko County Commissioner, Middle District - Joseph E. Banks, Democrat; Ronald D. Truex, Republican; Michael R. Houze, Libertarian.

• Kosciusko County Council At Large - Daniel B. Slone, Democrat; Thomas L. Anglin, Republican; Maurice Beer, Republican; Larry E. Teghtmeyer, Republican; Deanna F. Newton, Libertarian.

• Triton School Corp. Board of Trustees, District At Large - Kevin R. Boyer, Deborah S. Fink.

District Three - Steven J. Feldman.

• Warsaw Community School Corp. Board of Trustees, District Three - James L. Folk, Albert Guy Smith and John Yingling.

District Four - Charles E. Sauders.

District Six - Craig J. Allebach, Michael Klondaris, Daniel Stevens.

• Wawasee Community School Corp. Board of Trustees, District 1 - Donald E. Mort, Scott Franklin Wise.

District 2 - Jeffrey S. Wells.

District 3 - Dallas L. Winchester II.

For Wawasee, voters may vote for no more than a total of two candidates, but only one in each district.

• Voters also will decide if Article 7, Section 4 of the Constitution of the State of Indiana should be amended so that criminal appeals from a sentence of life imprisonment or a prison term of more than 50 years follow the same path through the Court of Appeals to the Indiana Supreme Court as civil appeals. [[In-content Ad]]

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