Marshall County City & School Election Filings For 2023

Axtell City
Council Member (3)
Alex Koch
Richard Burger

Beattie City
Mayor (1)
Rob Olmsted
Council Member (5)
Ryan K. Haverkamp
Brad Armstrong

Blue Rapids City
Mayor (1)
Clayton Reed
David Sain
Jerry Zayas
Council Member (2)
Derek DeBoer
William J Warders
Doug Whitesell

Frankfort City
Council Member (3)
Eric Broxterman
Beth Helmerichs
Branton Smith
Lance Jones

Marysville City
Mayor (1)
Jason Barnes
Todd Frye
Treasurer (1)
Kenneth Kickhaefer
Council Member, Ward 1 (1)
Kristtoffer Schrater
Parker Graham Price
Council Member, Ward 2 (1)
Keith Beikman
Council Member, Ward 3 (1)
Kevin Throm
Council Member, Ward 4 (1)
Cherie Louise Ferris

Oketo City
Mayor (1)
None
Council Member (5)
None

Summerfield City
Mayor (1)
Bruce A Mitchell
Council Member (5)
James G Smith
Joy B. Renz Jr.
Craig Wiebe

Vermillion City
Mayor (1)
Russell Ogg Jr
James Ivan Woolsoncroft
Council Member (2)
Steve Evans
Paul Frazer

Waterville City
Council Member (3)
Tony D Mann
Colby Hearn
Chuck Tryon
Cynthia Meinecke

FILE APPLICATION IN MARSHALL COUNTY
MARYSVILLE USD 364 Position 1 –
Rose Shelburne
Position 2 –
Paige Howard
Chance Hartner
Position 3 –
Buster Schmitz
Jessica Tjaden
Position 7 –
Michelle Reinhart
Craig Harries

VERMILLION USD 380
Position 1 –

James Hagedorn
Position 2 –
Jerod Flentie
Position 3 –
Royce Becker
Position 7 –
Sara Smith

VALLEY HEIGHTS USD 498
Position 1 –
Dava Warders
Position 2 –
Corey Ekstrum
Michael Vermetten
Position 3 –
Lucas Roepke
Janelle Bigham
Position 7 –
Darin Bigham
Scott Toerber

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