Three candidates stepped forward, but only one could take the vacated seat
Photo by Dearborn County GOP.
(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) - The Dearborn County GOP hosted a caucus last Thursday to fill the County Council At-Large seat vacated by Glenn Wright.
The three candidates were David Baumgardner, Jordan Hoffman, and Ryan Brandt.
After hearing from each candidate, the Precinct Committee members cast their votes to determine who would best serve in the position. The winner of the caucus was Ryan Brandt.
Brandt replace Wright, who has served the community as an educator and public official for the past 45+ years. Wright resigned his seat on County Council on October 19 after moving to Ripley County.
Brandt will cover the remaining two years of Wright's term.
"We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to David Baumgardner and Jordan Hoffman for their willingness to step forward, their interest in serving our community, and their commitment to Dearborn County. It takes dedicated individuals willing to step up and serve to keep our county moving forward. We appreciate all the candidates and look forward to what lies ahead for Dearborn County," reads a statement from Dearborn County GOP.
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