The qualifying period for people seeking to become candidates for State Senator, State Representative, Multi-County Office and Special Districts and County and District Offices was from noon on Monday, June 10th to noon on Friday, June 14th. Three of the five county constitutional officers were automatically elected when no opposing candidate registered: Sheriff Kevin J. Rambosk, Clerks of Courts and Comptroller Crystal Kinzel, and Tax Collector Rob Stoneburner.
The Supervisor of Elections and County Property Appraiser officers have challengers and will appear on the ballot. Five candidates are running for Property Appraiser after current Appraiser Abe Skinner did not seek re-election. Four candidates are vying for the Supervisor of Elections including current Supervisor of Elections Melissa Blazier.
Three county commissioners are up for re-election this year, and all will appear on the primary. On the ballot for District One is current County Commissioner Rick LoCastro and challenger Michaela Kendall; District Three ballot has current County Commissioner Burt Saunders and four challengers; District Five ballot has current County Commissioner William McDaniel and one challenger.
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