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Candidate List - Abbreviated ALL COUNTIES 2020 PRIMARY ELECTION - 5/5/2020 11:59:00 PM Candidate List - Abbreviated ALL COUNTIES 2020 PRIMARY ELECTION - 5/5/2020 11:59:00 PM OFFICE CATEGORY: US REPRESENTATIVE BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE Scott Costello Democratic United States Representative, First District 1/10/2020 Antonio (Tony) Daggett Sr. Democratic United States Representative, First District 1/8/2020 Thomas M. McDermott, Jr. Democratic United States Representative, First District 1/10/2020 Mara Candelaria Reardon Democratic United States Representative, First District 1/8/2020 Jennifer Christie Democratic United States Representative, Fifth District 1/8/2020 Dee Thornton Democratic United States Representative, Fifth District 1/10/2020 André Carson Democratic United States Representative, Seventh District 1/8/2020 D. Liam Dorris Democratic United States Representative, Ninth District 1/8/2020 James C. O'Gabhann III Democratic United States Representative, Ninth District 1/8/2020 Mark J. Powell Democratic United States Representative, Ninth District 1/8/2020 OFFICE CATEGORY: STATE SENATOR BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE Lonnie M. Randolph Democratic State Senator, District 02 1/8/2020 Darren L. Washington Democratic State Senator, District 03 1/8/2020 David Niezgodski Democratic State Senator, District 10 1/9/2020 Tim Barr Democratic State Senator, District 16 1/8/2020 Fady Qaddoura Democratic State Senator, District 30 1/8/2020 John Zody Democratic State Senator, District 40 1/8/2020 OFFICE CATEGORY: STATE REPRESENTATIVE BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE Carolyn B. Jackson Democratic State Representative, District 001 1/8/2020 Ben Blohm Democratic State Representative, District 004 1/8/2020 Debora (Deb) Porter Democratic State Representative, District 004 1/9/2020 Ross J. Deal Democratic State Representative, District 007 1/8/2020 Charles (Chuck) Moseley Democratic State Representative, District 010 1/8/2020 Chad Harris Democratic State Representative, District 018 1/9/2020 Lisa Beck Democratic State Representative, District 019 1/9/2020 Naomi S. Bechtold Democratic State Representative, District 024 1/8/2020 Chris Campbell Democratic State Representative, District 026 1/9/2020 Ryan Scott Davis Democratic State Representative, District 033 1/10/2020 Sue Errington Democratic State Representative, District 034 1/8/2020 Melanie M. Wright Democratic State Representative, District 035 1/8/2020 Tonya Pfaff Democratic State Representative, District 043 1/8/2020 Matt Pierce Democratic State Representative, District 061 1/8/2020 Terry Goodin Democratic State Representative, District 066 1/8/2020 Phil GiaQuinta Democratic State Representative, District 080 1/9/2020 Mitch Gore Democratic State Representative, District 089 1/9/2020 Andy W. Miller Democratic State Representative, District 093 1/8/2020 Abdul-Aziz Yamobi Democratic State Representative, District 093 1/8/2020 John L. Bartlett Democratic State Representative, District 095 1/9/2020 Justin Moed Democratic State Representative, District 097 1/8/2020 Edwin Lewis Jones Democratic State Representative, District 098 1/8/2020 1/10/2020 3:19:00 PM PAGE 1 OF 26 Candidate List - Abbreviated OFFICE CATEGORY: STATE REPRESENTATIVE BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE Robin Shackleford Democratic State Representative, District 098 1/9/2020 Andrew (Andy D) Duncan Democratic State Representative, District 100 1/8/2020 Dan Forestal Democratic State Representative, District 100 1/8/2020 OFFICE CATEGORY: JUDGE, CIRCUIT COURT BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE Judge of the Clark Circuit Court, 4th Judicial Circuit, Joseph P. Weber Democratic 1/8/2020 No. 3 A. Christopher Lee Democratic Judge of the Fulton Circuit Court, 41st Judicial Circuit 1/8/2020 Judge of the Monroe Circuit Court, 10th Judicial Jeff Kehr Democratic 1/8/2020 Circuit, No. 5 Judge of the Monroe Circuit Court, 10th Judicial Valeri Haughton Democratic 1/9/2020 Circuit, No. 6 Judge of the Sullivan Circuit Court, 14th Judicial Robert (Bob) E. Hunley II Democratic 1/8/2020 Circuit Judge of the Switzerland Circuit Court, 91st Judicial W. Gregory (Greg) Coy Democratic 1/8/2020 Circuit OFFICE CATEGORY: JUDGE, SUPERIOR COURT BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE Maria Granger Democratic Judge of the Floyd Superior Court, No. 3 1/8/2020 Susan Elaine McDonald Umpleby Democratic Judge of the Orange Superior Court 1/8/2020 Katrina Spence Smock Democratic Judge of the Porter Superior Court, No. 1 1/9/2020 Matt Soliday Democratic Judge of the Porter Superior Court, No. 1 1/8/2020 David L. Chidester Democratic Judge of the Porter Superior Court, No. 4 1/10/2020 Hugh R. (H.R.) Hunt Democratic Judge of the Sullivan Superior Court 1/8/2020 Matthew D. Boulac Democratic Judge of the Tippecanoe Superior Court, No. 4 1/8/2020 Jacque Chosnek Democratic Judge of the Tippecanoe Superior Court, No. 7 1/8/2020 Lakshmi (Lucky) Reddy Democratic Judge of the Vigo Superior Court, No. 2 1/9/2020 Matthew R. (Matt) Effner Democratic Judge of the Vigo Superior Court, No. 5 1/8/2020 Matthew A. Sheehan Democratic Judge of the Vigo Superior Court, No. 5 1/8/2020 OFFICE CATEGORY: CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE Patty (Patricia) Williams Democratic Scott County Circuit Court Clerk 1/8/2020 Sara J Arnold Democratic Spencer County Circuit Court Clerk 1/10/2020 Todd Nation Democratic Vigo County Circuit Court Clerk 1/10/2020 OFFICE CATEGORY: COUNTY AUDITOR BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE AMY L. TOLBERT Democratic Vermillion County Auditor 1/8/2020 James W (Jim) Bramble Democratic Vigo County Auditor 1/8/2020 OFFICE CATEGORY: COUNTY RECORDER BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE GLENN I JOHNSON Democratic Lake County Recorder 1/8/2020 REGINA (GINA) PIMENTEL Democratic Lake County Recorder 1/8/2020 Marilyn Kundysek Democratic Scott County Recorder 1/8/2020 Mary Beth WisniewskI Democratic St. Joseph County Recorder 1/8/2020 1/10/2020 3:19:00 PM PAGE 2 OF 26 Candidate List - Abbreviated OFFICE CATEGORY: COUNTY RECORDER BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE Nancy Brown Barker Democratic Switzerland County Recorder 1/8/2020 OFFICE CATEGORY: COUNTY TREASURER BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE Dana D Turner Democratic Blackford County Treasurer 1/8/2020 Brenda J Hall Democratic Knox County Treasurer 1/8/2020 Barbara A. Lawrence Democratic Marion County Treasurer 1/9/2020 Joshua A. Peters Democratic Marion County Treasurer 1/8/2020 Missy Applegate Democratic Scott County Treasurer 1/8/2020 Nancy S Allsup Democratic Vigo County Treasurer 1/8/2020 Shirley Batt Democratic zWashington County Treasurer 1/8/2020 OFFICE CATEGORY: COUNTY CORONER BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE DAVID J PASTRICK Democratic Lake County Coroner 1/8/2020 Lee Sloan Democratic Marion County Coroner 1/8/2020 TINA FRANKLIN Democratic Martin County Coroner 1/9/2020 Michael J McGann Democratic St. Joseph County Coroner 1/8/2020 Steve Lockyear Democratic Vanderburgh County Coroner 1/8/2020 John Thomas Fitzpatrick Democratic Vigo County Coroner 1/8/2020 Gary G Greiner Democratic Vigo County Coroner 1/8/2020 Brian A Hagen Democratic zCounty Coroner (Knox) 1/8/2020 OFFICE CATEGORY: COUNTY SURVEYOR BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE BILL EMERSON JR Democratic Lake County Surveyor 1/10/2020 Debra S. Jenkins Democratic Marion County Surveyor 1/8/2020 Trohn Enright-Randolph Democratic Monroe County Surveyor 1/10/2020 Kevin D. Breitzke Democratic Porter County Surveyor 1/8/2020 John R McNamara Democratic St. Joseph County Surveyor 1/8/2020 OFFICE CATEGORY: COUNTY COMMISSIONER BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE David J Thomas Democratic St. Joseph County Commissioner, District 2 1/8/2020 GERRY J SCHEUB Democratic Lake County Commissioner, District 2 1/9/2020 MICHAEL C REPAY Democratic Lake County Commissioner, District 3 1/8/2020 Rick Nobbe Democratic Decatur County Commissioner, District 1 1/8/2020 Michael (Mike) Swafford Democratic Owen County Commissioner, District 2 1/8/2020 Laura Shurr Blaney Democratic Porter County Commissioner, District 1 1/8/2020 Douglas A Denton Democratic Pulaski County Commissioner, District 1 1/8/2020 Robert C. (Bob) Tobias Democratic Scott County Commissioner, District 1 1/9/2020 LeRoy Williams Democratic Scott County Commissioner, District 2 1/8/2020 Ray E Mccammon Democratic Sullivan County Commissioner, District 2 1/8/2020 TIMOTHY J. WILSON Democratic Vermillion County Commissioner, District 3 1/10/2020 David R (Dave) Crockett Democratic Vigo County Commissioner, District 2 1/8/2020 Jeffery W (Jeff) Fisher Democratic Vigo County Commissioner, District 3 1/8/2020 1/10/2020 3:19:00 PM PAGE 3 OF 26 Candidate List - Abbreviated OFFICE CATEGORY: COUNTY COUNCIL MEMBER BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE Steven A Peckinpaugh Democratic Henry County Council, At Large 1/8/2020 Kevin L Meyer Democratic Knox County Council, At Large 1/8/2020 TRENT DECKARD Democratic Monroe County Council, At Large 1/10/2020 Geoffrey W Mckim Democratic Monroe County Council, At Large 1/10/2020 Cheryl Munson Democratic Monroe County Council, At Large 1/10/2020 Dominic P Thompson Democratic Monroe County Council, At Large 1/9/2020 Gregory T Meadors Democratic Pike County Council, At Large 1/8/2020 Sylvia Graham Democratic Porter County Council, At Large 1/8/2020 Dan L. Whitten Democratic Porter County Council, At Large 1/9/2020 Iva Gasaway Democratic Scott County Council, At Large 1/8/2020 Blake Voges Democratic Spencer County Council, At Large 1/10/2020 Tami Springer Democratic St. Joseph County Council, District I 1/8/2020 Rachel Bladen Schuler Democratic Switzerland County Council, At Large 1/9/2020 ROBERT (BOB) SPENCE Democratic Vermillion County Council, At Large 1/8/2020 Derek D Gibson Democratic Vigo County Council, At Large 1/8/2020 Aaron D Loudermilk Democratic Vigo County Council, At Large 1/9/2020 Donald W Morris Democratic Vigo County Council, At Large 1/8/2020 OFFICE CATEGORY: TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER BALLOT NAME PARTY OFFICE TITLE FILED DATE Center Township Board Member, District 1, Marion Phyllis A Carr Democratic 1/8/2020 County Center Township Board Member, District 2, Marion Linda Journey Democratic 1/8/2020 County Center Township Board Member, District 3, Marion George A.
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