Jasper’s District 5 Common Council race is a competition between two men who sit just feet away from each other during board meetings for another city entity.

The race for Jasper’s District 3 Common Council seat is between two newcomers who have their sights set on pushing the city into the future. Republican Chad Lueken and Democrat Daniel A. Kreilein will face off for the seat, as Republican incumbent John Bell will step down at the end of his current term.

This November, Ken Sicard will appear on the ballots of Ferdinand residents as the Democrat running for the District 1 council seat. Dan Farina, Sr. is running for the seat on the Republican ticket.

Adrian Engelberth will challenge incumbent Dave Hurst for the Jasper Common Council District 4 seat this November.

The two candidates running for the District 4 Huntingburg council seat see themselves as a bridge into a unique segment of the community.

Two men are vying for the at-large seat on the Huntingburg Common Council.

Keith “Curly” Souders is running on the Republican ticket for the at-large seat on the Huntingburg Common Council.

Amber Wahl has announced her intention to run for the Huntingburg Common Council seat for the 4th Precinct as an Independent candidate.

Ferdinand Town Councilman Ron Weyer drove around town picking up his campaign signs tonight after learning he’d won the primary election for the town’s at-large council seat. It was the first time in the 20 years he’s held the seat that he had to do any campaigning.

Chad Lueken defeated Merrill Osterman by a count of 184-143 in Tuesday’s Republican primary.