The Pulaski County Election Board members reviewed 10 provisional ballots when they met last week.
Continue readingProvisional Ballots Change Outcome of Starke County Commissioner Race in Primary Election
The Starke County Election Board members reviewed eight Republican provisional mail-in ballots Friday morning in a public meeting which changed the outcome of the Starke County Commissioner District 2 race on the Republican ticket in the May Primary Election.
Continue readingStarke County Election Board Reviews Provisional Ballots from North Judson Election
Two provisional ballots from last week’s North Judson election were reviewed by the Starke County Election Board Thursday. But Clerk Bernadette Welter-Manuel told board members that neither could be accepted.
Continue readingStarke County Election Board to Continue Working on Vote Center Proposal Today
The Starke County Election Board will put the finishing touches on its draft vote center plan today, before presenting it to the public next week. So far, the election board and county commissioners have settled on a list of seven vote center locations.
Continue readingPulaski County Election Outcomes Stand, Following Acceptance of Provisional Ballots
Provisional Ballots Counted in Starke County Clerk’s Office
Republican Donna Henry increased her victory margin to six in the North Judson Municipal Election for Clerk-Treasurer today. The provisional votes were inspected and of the four votes examined, two were approved and two were rejected. The two votes for Henry gave her a 223-217 victory over Connie Miller, the Democrat Incumbent.
Also picking up two votes was Tim Cummins, Republican, for the Town Council Ward 3 race. His new vote total is 278. The vote total for his opponent, Democrat Daniel Anderson, stayed the same at 162.
Four Provisional Ballots Remain Uncounted in North Judson Clerk-Treasurer’s Race
The recent municipal election in North Judson had Republican Donna Henry defeating incumbent Democrat Connie Miller for Clerk-Treasurer by four votes. Even though it would be a very slim chance, that specific election could end up tied because there are still four provisional votes out.
“Provisional ballots are going to be looked at at 10:00 a.m. on Friday which is the ten day deadline to come up to the Clerk’s Office and show us your ID, or if it’s a voting line problem, then we would determine that also,” said Starke County Clerk Evelyn Skronski. “There’s four provisional ballots in North Judson and one provisional in Knox.”