KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — The four candidates vying for the nomination of sheriff for Kosciusko County in the May primary will answer questions at a forum Tuesday, April 17. Those candidates are Anthony W. Ciriello, Kyle P. Dukes, William (Rocky) Goshert and Christopher D. Rager. Kosciusko County League of Women Voters and the Kosciusko County Chamber …read more.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Just several days into the filing period for candidates seeking nominations in the May primary, incumbents are topping the list of the 28 filings. The filing deadline is noon Friday, Feb. 9. All fillings have been by Republicans. The race for sheriff has been verified with the filing of William “Rocky” Goshert, …read more.

It’s that time again, with state senate elections taking place Nov. 8.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Board of School Trustees interviewed three candidates who have filled out letters of interest to fill the open spot of District 5. One of the candidates is to complete the last two years of Jennifer Tandy’s term. Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Hoffert, began the interviews by stating he would …read more.

  WARSAW — It didn’t matter if it was a local, state, national or Presidential race, Republican candidates or representatives flocked the annual Kosciusko County Republican Fish Fry Wednesday evening, April 6. Even unopposed candidates made sure to attend. There were no speeches, just an evening to socialize and meet constituents. It was also an …read more.

CLAYPOOL — As elections approach, five candidates are competing for three seats on the Claypool Town Council. There are also two candidates running for clerk-treasurer.

The Kosciusko County 4-H Royalty contestants were announced. The contestants met at the Kosciusko County Extension office at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 18, to interview for the coveted title of 4-H king, queen, prince and princess.

Following are the individuals who will be on the Nov. 4 general election ballot for election to the listed positions. Polls will be open for voting from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. For a listing of voting locations, click here. Secretary of State: Connie Lawson, Republican Elizabeth White, Democrat Karl Tatgenhorst, Libertarian Auditor of State: Suzanne Crouch, Republican Michael …read more.

David Kolbe, candidate for the Indiana House of Representatives, District 22, has received the endorsement of the American Federation of Teachers Indiana. Rick Muir, president and Sally Sloan, executive director, announced: “The AFT Indiana Executive Board has reviewed your positions … on issues of importance to our members and has made endorsements regarding the Nov. …read more.

Warsaw/Kosciusko County Chamber’s Meet the Candidates event from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. this evening at Champagne Jam, 2517 E. Center St., is now being opened up to the public. The final list of local candidates who have confirmed they will be attending the event include: Jackie Walorski (Brian Spaulding) will be attending on her behalf, Rebecca …read more.

A total of six candidates — all Republicans — are seeking two Kosciusko County Superior Court judge seats in the May 6 primary election. David Cates, Stephen Harris and Chad Miner are seeking the Superior Court 1 seat currently held by the retiring judge, Duane Huffer. Torrey Bauer, Mark Caruso and Tyler Haines are seeking …read more.

There are three candidates running for State Representative of District 22. Incumbent Rebecca Kubacki is running against fellow Republican Curtis Nisly in the Republican primary while David Kolbe of Warsaw is running unopposed on the Democratic ticket. We asked Kubacki and Nisly three questions. Below are their answers. How did you become interested in politics? …read more.

A total of 11 candidates, on both Republican and Democratic tickets, will be running during the May primary to appear on the ballot for U.S. Representative District 2 and 3 in November. In District 3, incumbent U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski will be running unopposed on the Republican ticket while four Democratic candidates, Joe Bock, Douglas …read more.

Individuals for both parties continue to file their candidacy for various county office seats. The filing deadline is noon, Feb. 7, with no filing as of yet for the position of judge for Kosciusko Superior Court 2 or Syracuse Town Council District 2 New filings as of Tuesday evening are: Republicans County Council District 1 …read more.

Republicans, and one Democrat, have begun filing their candidacy for various county office seats since the start of filing Jan. 8. As of Monday the list of candidates included: Judge, Kosciusko Superior Court 1 — David C. Cates and Stephen P. Harris Judge, Kosciusko Superior Court 3 — Joe V. Sutton (incumbent) Prosecuting Attorney, 54th …read more.

The Mail-Journal recently asked state and U.S. Congressional candidates to submit a brief biography and answer one question: “What is the most important issue facing the officeholder this term and why?” The answers from those who responded are compiled below: United States Representative – 2nd District Indiana: Brendan Mullen, Democrat: No response. Joseph Wayne Ruiz, …read more.