March Election News Today

The San Luis Obispo County Clerk-Recorder's Office released an updated March 5 Primary ballot count on Friday.

Incumbent Susan Plaisance is facing a challenge in the March election from Kristen Olmstead in the race for a three-year term on the Mount Anthony Union School District Board.

Incumbent Katie Aiken is facing a challenge in the annual March election from Frank Barnes, a retired longtime educator and administrator in local schools. They are competing for a two-year term on the Mount Anthony Union School District Board as a Bennington representative.

Selectboard member Robert Jarvis faces a challenge from Karl Strohmaier for a three-year term in the March annual election.

Nancy White, who is often critical at meetings of spending and other decisions by the Bennington Select Board, is sounding that theme in seeking her own place at the table, and is running for the board in the March election.

Frederick Miller, one of the residents running to fill two open one-year Pownal Selectboard seats in the town election, hopes to promote transparency in local government.

POWNAL — Candidates for Pownal’s annual March election are beginning to step forward.

The Avon Lake City Schools Board of Education voted Nov. 29 during a special meeting to table the Resolution to Proceed that would have placed a bond issue on the March 19, 2024, Primary Election ballot, according to a news release from Superintendent Joelle Magyar. “The bond issue request was for funds to construct two […]

Tempe voters will have the chance this coming March to approve or deny the city’s next general plan, which establishes updated guiding principles for how new developments are constructed among other land use decisions over the next 30 years.

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