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Bartholomew recorder race pits deputy, precinct captain

A chief deputy and a Democratic precinct captain are the two candidates identified in the Bartholomew County recorder race.

Bartholomew recorder race pits deputy, precinct captain

Key takeaways

  • A chief deputy is running for Bartholomew County recorder.
  • A Democratic precinct captain is also in the race.
  • No candidate policy positions are identified.

A Bartholomew County recorder race is taking shape between a chief deputy and a Democratic precinct captain, The Republic News reported.

The candidates

One candidate is identified by the role of chief deputy. The other is identified as a Democratic precinct captain. The contest description does not include their names.

Both candidates are seeking the county recorder’s office. No policy positions, endorsements, campaign totals or other campaign details are part of the announcement.

What the contest establishes

The race has two identified contenders, with each bringing a different form of local political experience: one as a chief deputy and one as a precinct captain. The contest is separate from the issues of police, fire and courts, which are listed as broader coverage areas but are not tied to a stated position in this race.

The recorder’s office and the candidates’ names are the central details currently attached to the contest. Further campaign information would establish the candidates’ backgrounds, priorities and plans for the office.

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