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The Carroll County Election Board voted to certify the results from the May 2 Primary Election in little time at a May 12 meeting. “Nothing changed from Election night,” stated County Clerk Sharon Milburn. Republican Election Board member Drew Sandora reviewed the printed reports provided by Milburn “to ensure nothing had changed.” Milburn advised her
Milburn Carroll County Clerk Sharon Milburn announced her attorneys will dismiss an appeal of the Carroll Superior Court’s Jan. 3 order directing her to release a cash bond that, according to Milburn’s interpretation, violated IC 35-33-8-3.2. The Indiana Court of Appeals validated the Clerk’s initial filing and ruled in favor of Milburn last month. The
The Carroll County Election Board performed a public test of the county voting machines at a special meeting Monday, Feb. 27, in the vote center in the courthouse. Election Board members Republican Drew Sandora, Democrat Sandy Cripe and County Clerk Sharon Milburn, plus Delphi resident Dale Seward, all inserted ballots into the machines, cast votes
Carroll Superior Court Judge Troy Hawkins does not agree with the stance of the Carroll County Clerk Sharon Milburn about who should receive the reimbursement of bail in a case. The matter became serious enough for Milburn to believe she needed legal counsel to avoid possibly being held in contempt of court and perhaps