Primary May 2, 2006
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE
Republican: Mike Sodrel
Democrat: Baron Hill
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR NEW ALBANY
Democrat: Barbara Sillings
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE NEW ALBANY
Democrat: Jeannie Freiberger
TOWNSHIP BOARD NEW ALBANY
Democrat: Lodema Applegate
Democrat: J.D. Evans
Democrat: Rick Jones
TOWNSHIP BOARD FRANKLIN
Democrat: Randy Hubert
COUNTY SHERIFF
Democrat: Darrell W. Mills
COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT #1
Democrat: Ted Heavrin
COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT #2
Democrat: Larry McAllister
SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT #1
Warren Sellers
SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT #2
John Everett Watkins
SCHOOL BOARD AT LARGE
Robert Denison
Don Sakel
The following candidates are unopposed
United States Senator:
Republican-Richard G. Lugar
State Senate:
Democrat-Connie Weigleb Sipes
Republican-Ryan Bergman
State Representative:
Democrat-Paul Robertson
Republican-Christopher L. Byrd
State Representative:
Democrat-William C. Cochran
Clerk Of The Circuit Court:
Democrat-Linda Moeller
Republican-Donald Jones
County Auditor:
Democrat-Teresa A. Plaiss
County Commissioner District #1
Republican-Mark Seabrook
Democrat-Randy Stumler
County Sheriff:
Republican-Frank Loop
Prosecuting Attorney:
Democrat-Lee Cotner
Republican-Keith Henderson
County Assessor:
Democrat-Brenda Egge
Republican-Terry Watson
County Council District #3
Democrat-Steve Mennemeyer
Republican-Lana Aebersold
County Council District #4
Democrat-Jeff Fessel
Republican-John Schellenberger
Township Trustee Franklin:
Democrat-Mike Riley
Township Trustee Greenville:
Democrat-Hilda Gibson
Republican-Carl Pearcy
Township Trustee Lafayette
Democrat-Evans J. Frieberger
NEW ELECTION LAWS NOW REQUIRE VALID ID- Make sure you can vote on Election Day May 2
New state election laws now require you to provide valid photo identification (ID) before you can cast your ballot on Primary Election Day May 2. Acceptable forms of state or federal issued ID are:
* A current Indiana Driver's License
* An Indiana ID card issued by BMV license branches to those who do not drive.
* A state university student ID card with photo and an expiration date.
* A passport or a military ID.
Your name on the ID must conform to your name on the voters registration record and include an expiration date, which is either not expired or has expired after November 4, 2004.
Those who do not drive can get a state ID card free of charge at any license branch. All license branches will be open the day before and on Election Day.
For more information, call the State Election Commission toll-free at 1-800-622-4941 or your county voter registration office (812) 948-5419.
