Kuhl throws hat in ring for city mayor
PIERCE — As of Monday, March 2 — the last filing date for non-incumbents to file for office for the primary election — Osmond now has a candidate for city mayor. Dennis Kuhl threw his hat in the ring last week, and will run unopposed in the primary election. In addition, Dennis Haselhorst filed for a spot on the Osmond City Council. Several more candidates filed for office in other county towns, while five more candidates filed for Pierce County Commissioner of District I. Those filing for the county commissioner spot include Tom Kuether of Pierce and Butch Anderson, John Steinkraus, James Aschoff and Steve MacGregor, all of Plainview.
Filings thus far on the county scene are as follows:
Pierce County
Marvin Elwood Jr. (Incumbent), Pierce County Commissioner District I
Butch Anderson, Pierce County Commissioner District I
John A. Steinkraus, Pierce County Commissioner District I
Tom Kuether, Pierce County Commissioner District I
James Aschoff, Pierce County Commissioner District I
Steve MacGregor, Pierce County Commissioner District I
Osmond
Michelle L. Reikofski (Incumbent), School Board
Mark A. Moes (Incumbent), School Board
Larry M. Krohn (Incumbent), School Board
John R. Aschoff (Incumbent), City Council
Douglas A. Schmit (Incumbent), City Council
Dennis Haselhorst, City Council McLean Doug Levos (Incumbent), Vil
Doug Levos (Incumbent), Village Board
Hadar
Robert E. Wehrer (Incumbent), Village Board
Plainview
Michael Sauser (Incumbent), School Board
Krista Hanks (Incumbent), School Board
Deb Jensen, School Board
Chance Anderson, School Board
Bryon K. Alder, City Council
Tyler Sanne (Incumbent), City Council
Pierce
Lee Acklie (Incumbent), City Council
Randall C. Evans, City Council
Kyle Stuchlik, City Council
Will Fogle, City Council
Dave Lienemann (Incumbent), School Board
Dan Unseld (Incumbent), School Board
Eric Retzlaff, School Board
Craig H. Peters, School Board
Lisa D. Freeman
For the general election, for villages and weed board, the filing deadlines for incumbents and nonincumbents are July 15 and Aug. 1, respectively. More information about filings and the 2020 elections is available on the Pierce County website, www.co.pierce.ne.us. Click on Election Information at the top left of the page.
