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In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

Below are the Primary Election Results; winners are highlighted in bold font.

Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals (Vote for 5)

  • Benjamin Simerman: 115 votes (12.92%)
  • Tyler Garbrick: 101 votes (11.35%)
  • Trenton Nupp: 84 votes (9.44%)
  • Jaxon Matheny: 76 votes (8.54%)
  • Noble Miller: 75 votes (8.43%)
  • Sean Fagan: 52 votes (5.84%)
  • Jake Dawson: 42 votes (4.72%)
  • Luke Tiu: 40 votes (4.49%)
  • Lucas Karpinski: 37 votes (4.16%)
  • Jaccob Avington: 36 votes (4.04%)
  • Isaac Schafferman: 36 votes (4.04%)
  • Hector Zavala: 36 votes (4.04%)
  • Johnny Michaels: 33 votes (3.71%)
  • Cole Whittington: 31 votes (3.48%)
  • Colin Goodman: 31 votes (3.48%)
  • Andrew Glofield: 25 votes (2.81%)
  • Collin Wyatt: 21 votes (2.36%)
  • Oren Sutphin: 15 votes (1.69%)
  • Write-In Totals: 4 votes (0.45%)

Nationalist for Governor (Vote for 1)

  • Nickita Aytac: 25 votes (24.27%)
  • Bear Metheny: 24 votes (23.30%)
  • Luke Parcell: 15 votes (14.56%)
  • William Madden: 14 votes (13.59%)
  • Owen Cosner: 11 votes (10.68%)
  • Gavin Knotts: 7 votes (6.80%)
  • Nixon Brown: 6 votes (5.83%)
  • Jackson: 1 vote (0.97%)

Nationalist for Secretary of State (Vote for 1)

  • Michael Niggemyer: 42 votes (41.18%)
  • Cooper Durst: 34 votes (33.33%)
  • Logan Hartley: 26 votes (25.49%)

Nationalist for Auditor (Vote for 1)

  • Ronan: 28 votes (27.72%)
  • Lukas Herrell: 21 votes (20.79%)
  • Alexander Irby: 20 votes (19.80%)
  • Quinn Brown: 16 votes (15.84%)
  • Corey Cheeks: 16 votes (15.84%)

Nationalist for Treasurer (Vote for 1)

  • Alexander: 69 votes (68.32%)
  • Kasey Parsons: 32 votes (31.68%)

Nationalist for Commissioner of Agriculture (Vote for 1)

  • Silas: 67 votes (65.05%)
  • Cooper: 36 votes (34.95%)

Nationalist for Attorney General (Vote for 1)

  • Hunter Miley: 33 votes (32.67%)
  • James Gianato: 25 votes (24.75%)
  • Travis Jenkins: 25 votes (24.75%)
  • Dylan Poston: 18 votes (17.82%)

Federalist for Governor (Vote for 1)

  • Haden Hodge: 46 votes (40.35%)
  • Joshua Love: 29 votes (25.44%)
  • Agustin Hall: 13 votes (11.40%)
  • Tyler Silva: 8 votes (7.02%)
  • Brayden Farrell: 7 votes (6.14%)
  • Joseph Farrell: 6 votes (5.26%)
  • Deandre Jones: 5 votes (4.39%)

Federalist for Secretary of State (Vote for 1)

  • Matthew Springston: 112 votes (100.00%)

Federalist for Auditor (Vote for 1)

  • Isaiah Irons: 113 votes (100.00%)

Federalist for Treasurer (Vote for 1)

  • Jonathan Simms: 62 votes (54.87%)
  • Zachary: 26 votes (23.01%)
  • Alexander: 25 votes (22.12%)

Federalist for Commissioner of Agriculture (Vote for 1)

  • Sean Bell: 44 votes (39.29%)
  • Cameron: 42 votes (37.50%)
  • Keon McClure: 26 votes (23.21%)

Federalist for Attorney General (Vote for 1)

  • Jack Burton: 65 votes (59.09%)
  • Brodie Triplett: 45 votes (40.91%)

In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

Below are the Primary Election Results; winners are highlighted in bold font.

NATIONALIST PARTY

SHERIFF

(Vote for one)

Luke Parcell

COUNTY CLERK

(Vote for one)

Luke Parcell

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

(Vote for one)

☐ (Results you can trust.) Davin Richardson

☐ Levi Wright

CIRCUIT CLERK

(Vote for one)

Luke Parcell

ASSESSOR

(Vote for one)

Luke Parcell

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

(Vote for three)

Luke Parcell

STATE SENATE

(Vote for two)

☐ (Jamey) James Gianato

☐ (Coolhand) Luke Parcell

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

(Vote for three)

☐ Aarshi Lamichhane

☐ (MJ) Michael Niggemyer

MAYOR

(Vote for one)

☐ (Jamey) James Gianato

CITY COUNCIL

(Vote for three)

☐ (MJ) Michael Niggemyer

FEDERALIST PARTY

SHERIFF

(Vote for one)

☐ Dawson James

COUNTY CLERK

(Vote for one)

Harris Holden

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

(Vote for one)

☐ (Alexander) Alexander Hudgins

CIRCUIT CLERK

(Vote for one)

☐ (“Rock Hard” Andrew Stone) Andrew Stone

ASSESSOR

(Vote for one)

☐ (Ben) Benjamin Estel

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

(Vote for three)

Harris Holden

Tyler Siva

Luke Tiu

STATE SENATE

(Vote for two)

☐ (Sam) Samuel Goodwin

☐ (Hall) Agustin Hall

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

(Vote for three)

(“Silly” Tyler Silva) Tyler Silva

Luke Tiu

Alex Hudgins

MAYOR

(Vote for one)

☐ (Hall) Agustin Hall

CITY COUNCIL

(Vote for three)

☐ (Sam) Samuel Goodwin

NONPARTISAN PARTY

CIRCUIT JUDGE

(Vote for one)

(Luke Karpinski) Lucas Karpinski

Luke Tiu

Collin Wyatt

Conner Zastawniak

MAGISTRATE

(Vote for one)

☐ Travis McCullough

BOARD OF EDUCATION

(Vote for three)

☐ Trent Priester

In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

Below are the Primary Election Results; winners are highlighted in bold font.

NATIONALIST PARTY

SHERIFF

(Vote for one)

Rory Bailey

COUNTY CLERK

(Vote for one)

Evan Nieman

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

CIRCUIT CLERK

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

ASSESSOR

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

(Vote for three)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

STATE SENATE

(Vote for two)

☐ (Nixon Now) Nixon Brown

☐ Jack Gould

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

(Vote for three)

☐ Mason Derrick

MAYOR

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

CITY COUNCIL

(Vote for three)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

FEDERALIST PARTY

SHERIFF

(Vote for one)

☐ Logan Walls

COUNTY CLERK

(Vote for one)

Logan Walls 

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

CIRCUIT CLERK

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

ASSESSOR

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

(Vote for three)

☐ (Cam the Ham Man) Cameron Rawson

STATE SENATE

(Vote for two)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

(Vote for three)

☐ Henry Kennedy

☐ (Thing2) Maddox Reddington

MAYOR

(Vote for one)

☐ Samuel Lin

CITY COUNCIL

(Vote for three)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

NONPARTISAN PARTY

CIRCUIT JUDGE

(Vote for one)

☐ Lucas Bower

MAGISTRATE

(Vote for one)

☐ (Courthouse Cooper) Cooper Holland

BOARD OF EDUCATION

(Vote for three)

☐ James Swift

In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

Below are the Primary Election Results; winners are highlighted in bold font.

NATIONALIST PARTY

SHERIFF

(Vote for one)

☐ Antonio Robinson

☐ Logan Russell

COUNTY CLERK

(Vote for one)

☐ Ethan Bond

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

(Vote for one)

☐ John Fletcher

CIRCUIT CLERK

(Vote for one)

☐ Thomas Sibold

ASSESSOR

(Vote for one)

☐ Charles Crossan

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

(Vote for three)

☐ Brady Swiger

STATE SENATE

(Vote for two)

☐ (Charles Bryant) Charles Bryant

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

(Vote for three)

☐ (Gav) Gavin Knotts

☐ (JUDY) Tyler Garbrick

MAYOR

(Vote for one)

☐ Antonio Robinson

CITY COUNCIL

(Vote for three)

☐ (“Judy”) Tyler Garbrick

FEDERALIST PARTY

SHERIFF

(Vote for one)

☐ Britain Hill

☐ Brayden Kirk

COUNTY CLERK

(Vote for one)

☐ Ender Kelly

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

(Vote for one)

☐ Devin Difiore-Sanger

CIRCUIT CLERK

(Vote for one)

☐ Christopher Cox

ASSESSOR

(Vote for one)

☐ (Nick) Nicholas Taylor

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

(Vote for three)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

STATE SENATE

(Vote for two)

☐ Haden Hodge

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

(Vote for three)

☐ Thomas Sibold

MAYOR

(Vote for one)

☐ Thomas Sibold

☐ Haden Hodge

CITY COUNCIL

(Vote for three)

☐ Ender Kelly

☐ (Nick) Nicholas Taylor

NONPARTISAN PARTY

CIRCUIT JUDGE

(Vote for one)

☐ (“Judy”) Tyler Garbrick

☐ (Kase) Kasey Parsons

☐ Thomas Sibold

Magistrate

(Vote for one)

☐ Braden Kirk

BOARD OF EDUCATION

(Vote for three)

☐ Kaden Lhotsky

☐ Ryan Sigler

In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

Below are the Primary Election Results; winners are highlighted in bold font.

NATIONALIST PARTY

SHERIFF

(Vote for one)

☐ Corey Cheeks

☐ Dominick Robinson

COUNTY CLERK

(Vote for one)

☐ Alexander Backes

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

(Vote for one)

☐ Dominic Miller

CIRCUIT CLERK

(Vote for one)

☐ (Owen Cosner) Owen Cosner

ASSESSOR

(Vote for one)

☐ (Quinn Brown) Quinn Brown

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

(Vote for three)

☐ (Gabe) Gabriel Booth

STATE SENATE

(Vote for two)

☐ Nathaniel Barack

☐ (Fence Gates Yates) Silas Yates

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

(Vote for three)

☐ Jacob Eddy

☐ (Shuga Sean) Sean Eggleston

☐ (Lillard for Liberty) Cooper Lillard

MAYOR

☐ Alexander Backes 

☐ Nathaniel Barack 

☐ (Quinn Brown) Quinn Brown 

☐ Corey Cheeks 

☐ (Shuga Sean) Sean Eggleston 

☐ (Lillard for Liberty) Cooper Lillard 

☐ Dominick Robinson 

☐ (Fence Gates Yates) Silas Yates 

FEDERALIST PARTY

SHERIFF

(Vote for one)

☐ Gage Martin

COUNTY CLERK

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

(Vote for one)

☐ (Isaiah Irons) Isaiah Irons

☐ Isaac Schafferman 

CIRCUIT CLERK

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

ASSESSOR

(Vote for one)

☐ Miles Frankenberger

☐ Samuel Cottrill-Barr

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

(Vote for three)

☐ (Matthew springston ) Matthew Springston

STATE SENATE

(Vote for two)

☐ (Future) Joseph Farrell

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

(Vote for three)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

MAYOR

(Vote for one)

☐ (Zach Attack ) Zachary Cottrill 

☐ (BMF) Brayden Farrell 

☐ (Future) Joseph Farrell 

CITY COUNCIL

(Vote for three)

☐ Christian Anderson 

☐ (Matthew springston ) Matthew Springston 

☐ Gage Martin

NONPARTISAN PARTY

CIRCUIT JUDGE

(Vote for one)

☐ Jake Dawson 

☐ (Jaxson (with an ‘X’) Matheny) Jaxson Matheny 

☐ Johnny Michaels 

MAGISTRATE

(Vote for one)

☐ Christian Anderson

☐ (Zach Attack ) Zachary Cottrill

BOARD OF EDUCATION

(Vote for three)

☐ (Super) Cooper Durst

☐ (BMF) Brayden Farrell

In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

Below are the Primary Election Results; winners are highlighted in bold font.

NATIONALIST PARTY

SHERIFF

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

COUNTY CLERK

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

CIRCUIT CLERK

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

ASSESSOR

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

(Vote for three)

  • ☐ (Irby) Alexander Irby
  • ☐ Andrew Glorfield

STATE SENATE

(Vote for two)

  • ☐ (Mike) Michael Romano
  • ☐ (LetsGoRo) Ronan Bartosevich

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

(Vote for three)

  • ☐ Nickita Aytac
  • ☐ (Big H) Hunter Miley

MAYOR

(Vote for one)

  • ☐ (Irby) Alexander Irby
  • ☐ (Lukas Herrell) Lukas Herrell
  • ☐ (LetsGoRo) Ronan Bartosevich

CITY COUNCIL

(Vote for three)

  • ☐ Logan Hartley
  • ☐ (Irby) Alexander Irby
  • ☐ Hunter Miley

FEDERALIST PARTY

SHERIFF

(Vote for one)

  • ☐ Shane Walker

COUNTY CLERK

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

(Vote for one)

  • ☐ Gavin French

CIRCUIT CLERK

(Vote for one)

  • ☐ Nick Okore

ASSESSOR

(Vote for one)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

(Vote for three)

NO CANDIDATES FILED

STATE SENATE

(Vote for two)

  • ☐ (JLove) Joshua Love
  • ☐ (Ring Dat Sean Bell) Sean Bell
  • ☐ (Alex Ringkamp) Alexander Ringkamp

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

(Vote for three)

  • ☐ Jeremy Horne

MAYOR

(Vote for one)

  • ☐ (Ring Dat Sean Bell) Sean Bell

CITY COUNCIL

(Vote for three)

  • ☐ Jeremy Horne

CIRCUIT JUDGE

(Vote for one)

  • ☐ (Andrew Glofield) Andrew Glorfield
  • ☐ (Landon Murdock) Landon Murdock
  • ☐ Cole Whittington

MAGISTRATE

(Vote for one)

  • ☐ Hector Zavala

BOARD OF EDUCATION

(Vote for three)

  • ☐ (Lukas Herrell) Lukas Herrell

Governor – Samuel Dodson
Secretary of State – Eric Carr
Auditor – (JMoss The Boss) Justin Moss
Treasurer – (Mr. Krabs) Nicholas Tustin
Commissioner of Agriculture – Spencer Nolan
Attorney General – Sam (Uncle Sam) Struthers

Justice of the Supreme Court

Matthew (The Hammer) Bellisario
Christian (Pack) Packer
Britt (The Swell) Shoedel
(Just-Ice) Nick Albright
(JOECHAP) Joseph Chapman

County Results

Sheriff – Isaac Bailey (F), Reilly Wolf (N)
County Clerk – Michael Hadjis (F), Alex Peyton (N)
Prosecuting Attorney – Andrew Duncan (F), Matthew Bellisario (N)
Circuit Clerk – Kyan Cummons (F), Ralph Vancey (N)
Assessor – Michael Hadjis (F), Eric Carr (N)

County Commission (3) – Micahel Hadjis (F), Cody Willey (F), Isaac Bailey (F), Alex Peyton (N), Julian H (N), Boden Bumgardner (N)
House of Delegates – Michael Hadjis (F), Isaac Bailey (F), Thomas Ryancarz (F), Cody Willey (F), Liam Savage (N), Boden Bumgardner (N), Liam McCarthy (N), Eric Carr (N)
State Senate (2) – Josiah Corely (F), Jacob Powell (F), Liam McCarthy (N), Alex Peyton (N)

City Results

Mayor – Aaron Insani (F), Julian Hitt (N)
City Council (3) – Michael Hadjis (F), Alexander Peyton (N)

Non-Partisan Results

Board of Education (3) – Logan Metrick, Jack Rowan, Justin B
Circuit Judge – Gregory Noone
Magistrate – Ralph Yancey

County Results

Sheriff – Noah Broadwater (N)
County Clerk – Benjamin Bifano (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – Ronald Greer (F)
Circuit Clerk – VACANT
Assessor – William Miller (N)

County Commission (3) – Abbas Sayyed (F), Nate Berhalter (N)
House of Delegates – Michael Mugnano (F), Thomas Jefferson Lyons (N)
State Senate (2) – Isaiah Martin (N), Mikey Neudecker (N), Luke Minor (F), Chase Moss (F)

City Results

Mayor -Tobias Fleece (F)
City Council (3) – VACANT

Non-Partisan Results

Board of Education (3) – Aiden Bowen (N), Nolan Babcock (N)
Circuit Judge – Ethan Meagher (F)
Magistrate – VACANT

County Results

Sheriff – Logan Dean (F), Logan Rotruck (N)
County Clerk – Lewis Griffith (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – VACANT
Circuit Clerk – VACANT
Assessor – Dakotah Brown (F), Caleb Culicerto (N)

County Commission (3) – VACANT
House of Delegates – Evan Stingle (F)
State Senate (2) – Nick McWharter (F), Aidan Scott (F), Pratham Bhanushali (N)

City Results

Mayor – Jason Hajenga (N), Logan Rotruck (N)
City Council (3) – Bradley Yogo (F), Denver Hudson (F), Lewis Griffith (F), Chase Davis (N)

Non-Partisan Results

Board of Education (3) – Adam Thomas, Bradley Yoho
Circuit Judge – Christian Packer
Magistrate – VACANT