Carrier Mills Stonefort School Board and Referendum Ballot
Election items list the Saline County Carrier Mills Stonefort district board of education choices for four year terms with candidates Donald Keith Brown Judith M Cape Kim Dickerson Edmister Debbie Nave and district wide township votes for one candidate Ginger York Kim Buchanan plus referendums on police and fire taxes and Galatia Library District tax rate changes for the election.
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Board of Education
Donald Keith Brown
Carrier Mills
Gieastt Aga
Galatia
Galatia Public Library
Neil Pete Craig Shes
Randy Bynum
Bill Brown
Kellie Jo Kieper-Huckelberry
James Arnold
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Tija D. Blackwell
Sherryl Bainbridge-Case
Peter Reterrey
Neil Pete Craig
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Freeman Spur
Jimmy Reynolds
Keith Benedict
Herrin
Marge Harmon
Bruce Jilek
Bart Mann
Johnston City Aldermanic Races Highlight Ward 3 Contest
In Johnston City, voters select one alderman for a four year term in Ward 3. Candidates include Virginia J. Burton and Debra A. Pender, with Jim Mitchell and William G. Gibbs listed among local figures.
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Virginia J. Burton
Debra A. Pender
School bonds proposed for multiple counties and districts
Voters face a multi county question on 7 million dollars in bonds to repair the intermediate school and build a new high school. Names listed include Disney Allen Tison Azar Lane Bramlet Ewell Nolen Blackwell Horn Brasel Laird. Ballot shows Yes option.
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David R. Disney
Gary L. Allen
Krystal S. Tison
JoAnna Azar Lane
Shirley Bramlet
Kimball E. Ewell
Union County and School District Trustee Candidates Listed
A list of candidates across Union County and several school districts is provided. Names include Shaun Aden Amy Copeland Floyd Rich Ernie Gwaltney Robert Brooks and others, with districts Frankfort Community Unit 168 Marion 133 Vienna 133 Morris 176 and Townships in ranges. Terms noted include four year and full terms with limits on a few races.
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Frankfort Community Unit
Steve Florian
Carbondale selects Cole as mayor in close election
Brad Cole, 31, wins Carbondale mayoral race after serving on the city council, park district and library boards and holding roles in state government. His challenger, Flanagan, 54, remains on the council. Cole emphasized public service and government experience, while Flanagan highlighted community development and communication skills. The race reflected long local involvement and a push to attract new businesses.
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Flanagan
Cole
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Carbondale Park District Board
Carbondale Public Library Board
Illinois Arts Council
Lower Mississippi Delta
Progressive Concepts and Consulting Group
Governor’s Downstate
Marion
Rod Blagojevich
SIUC
SIU
Illinois
Downstate
Siuc College of Agriculture
Southern Ilinois Community Foundation
Maggie Flanagan
Brad Cole
Benton elects Paul Rogers over Pat Bauer in mayoral race
Former fire chief Paul Rogers defeats incumbent Mayor Pat Bauer in Benton. Bauer, the first woman mayor elected in 1999, expressed sadness but gratitude as Rogers pledged to tackle ambulance shortages, consider home rule government, and begin his term after the May 12 swearing-in with four commissioners.
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Dick Rouse
Benton
Paul Rogers
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Pat Bauer
Rogers Bauer
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