- Julia Church Kozicki signs paperwork to make her candidacy official at the elections office Jan. 9.
- Chris Jensen’s family joins him to turn in paperwork at the elections office.
- Mike Corbett completes official filing paperwork the courthouse Jan. 9. (Submitted photos)
On Jan. 9, a slew of candidates for the upcoming municipal primary election in May, officially filed paperwork with the Hamilton County Elections Office at the Hamilton County Government and Judicial Center.
As of press time, three candidates for mayor – Mike Corbett, Chris Jensen and Julia Church Kozicki – have filed. All three announced their intention to run as Republicans in the May 7 primary election. To see Current in Noblesville’s one-on-one profiles of Corbett, Jensen and Kozicki, visit youarecurrent.com.
Other candidates for the open city clerk and city judge seats, as well as seats on the city’s common council, also filed Jan. 9. They are:
- Noblesville City Clerk – Evelyn Lees*
- City Court Judge – Matt Cook*
- Common Council, District 1 – Terry L. Busby
- Common Council, District 2 – Pete Schwartz
- Common Council, District 3 – Rick Taylor*
- Common Council, District 4 – Wil Hampton*
- Common Council, District 5 – Greg O’Connor*
- Common Council, District 6 – Megan Wiles*
- Common Council, At-Large (three seats) – Brian Ayer*, Mark Boice*, Darren Peterson*
*incumbent