Here is the list of candidates we were able to interview for the Aug. 4 primary. Our goal is to continue this project up until the Nov. 3, 2020 election so even more can be included.
In the race for Oakland County Executive there are two candidates from the Republican Party and two candidates from the Democratic Party on the Aug. 4, 2020 Primary ballot.
In the race for 6th Circuit Court Judge there are three candidates on the ballot plus one write-in, with no incumbents.
“We are removing the $0.65 postage fee, or a ‘fee to vote,’ as another way to ensure that every vote is counted and every resident has a voice.”
The incumbent is Republican Bob Hoffman and the Democratic candidate is Jim Williams.
In the race for 6th Circuit Court Judge there are three candidates on the ballot plus one write-in, with no incumbents.
In the race for 6th Circuit Court Judge there are three candidates on the ballot plus one write-in, with no incumbents.
Oakland County has a dashboard with information and data, including a zip code map of cases and deaths.
Support group meetings let grandparents meet others who are in a similar position and can relate to the ups and downs of their situation.
In the race for Congress in the 8th District Congressperson Elissa Slotkin has no opposition in the Democratic Primary.
“These programs will provide a significant opportunity to address immediate needs of those who have been hardest hit by COVID-19.
On the Democratic side there are three candidates: Randy Maloney, Barnett Jones, and Vincent Gregory.
In the race for Water Resources Commissioner, Democratic incumbent Jim Nash in unopposed in the primary.
In the Republican Primary the candidates are Robert Bauxbaum, Steven Johnson and Jim Stevens.
In the race for Water Resources Commissioner, Democratic incumbent Jim Nash in unopposed in the primary.
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In the Republican Primary candidates are Derek Burton, Patrick Feeney, Steve Ruth, and Tim Terpening.
In Rose Township, current Supervisor Dianne Scheib-Snider being challenged by Linda Dagenhardt on the Aug. 4, 2020 Republican Primary Ballot.
In the Supervisor race, incumbent George Kullis, a Republican, will face Democrat Sherlynn Everly in the Nov. 3 election
. Both are unopposed in the Primary.
In the Supervisor race, incumbent George Kullis, a Republican, will face Democrat Sherlynn Everly in the Nov. 3 election. Both are unopposed in the Primary.