The following candidates will be up for election on Tuesday, Nov. 4 during the general election in Neosho County.
No primaries will be held, according to Deputy Election Officer Kalee Swayze.
For Chanute City Commissioner, the two candidates who earn the most votes will hold a four-year term, while the third highest ranked candidate will serve a two-year term. Incumbents, Tim Egner, Kevin V. Berthot, and Mayor Jacob T. LaRue are all running. Tim Harding is also on the ballot.
Several incumbents are running keep their seat on the Neosho County Community College Board of Trustees, including: Bryan J. Schulz, Martha R. McCoy, and Michael De La Torre. Kathryn E. Taylor is also running.
Heather Gurnsey is running to keep her spot on the USD 413 School Board. Recently appointed board member, Jennifer May is also running to fill the seat she was appointed to. Also running are Tiffany Cooney and Steven Cunningham. Elected members will serve a four-year term.
Erie City Council members serve a four-year term. Incumbents Stephen E. Maher, Kyle Buntin, and M. Edward (Eddie) Hibbs III, are running. Daniel Quinn Mason and Jerry L. Moses are also on the ballot.
USD 101 has one candidate filed for District 2, Carla Rush, and Morgan buntin is running for District 3. No candidate filed to run for District 1.
Elected Galesburg City Council members will serve a two-year term. Incumbents Brian Semrad and Alex Tromsness are running. Nancy Dague and Shannon Caswell are also running. No one filed to run for Galesburg City mayor.
In Stark, incumbent Charles W. Hill is running for city council, and current Mayor Jeffrey Dean Kovacic is running to keep his position.
In St. Paul, incumbent Keith Van Leeuwen is running for Mayor. Incumbents Dan Spielbusch and Mike Grosdidier are running for city council, alongside Jason Venneman, Cary O’Brien and Kenny John Paisley.
Mark A. Stitch, Kathy Brazle, and Shawna Wright are all on the ballot, running for Southwind Extension Board, a four-year term.
No candidates filed for Thayer City Council or the Earlton City Council.
