Candidates Can File For Indiana Town Elections Until Aug. 1

Sunman, Versailles, Vevay, and other small towns have town board and clerk-treasurer elections this year.

(Undated) - Hoosiers who want to run for town board or town clerk-treasurer have lots of time to file to run.

The filing period to run in a town convention began in January and runs through Thursday, August 1 at noon. Candidates can file at their county’s clerk of courts office.

Unlike county, state and national elections, there is no May primary election for town positions in towns with populations of less than 3,500.

For the November general election, each political party can name three candidates to run for town board and one candidate to run for clerk-treasurer. If more than the maximum number of candidates file to run under a party, the party holds a caucus to decide its general election candidate or candidates to appear on the ballot.

If the maximum number of candidates is not reached by the August 1 filing deadline, a political party can fill the vacancy prior to the November 5 election.

More from Local News

Comments

Add a comment

Log in to the club or enter your details below.
Rating *

Events

Whiskey City’s Liberty Theater Wins State Restoration Prize

Revitalizing the theater has become a catalyst for drawing people and business downtown.

Minor Injuries in Small Aircraft Crash in Jefferson County

The incident occurred on Wednesday evening

Switz. Co. Kicker Nails Record Long Field Goal, Earns MIFC Weekly Honors

See other top performers in the MIFC for Week 4

Local Sports Report - September 16, 2026

Report missing stats and scores to news@eaglecountryonline.com

ORVC Names Players of the Week for September 7-12

Five student athletes earned weekly honors.

On Air

Rick Bernius playing
Oak Ridge Boys - No Matter How High

Shane Profitt Long Live Country 16:45
Rascal Flatts I Like the Sound of That 16:41
Old Dominion I Was on a Boat That Day 16:39
Kenny Chesney How Forever Feels 16:35