City candidates are confirmed for the upcoming Marion County City Elections.
City Candidates Below
Bussey City Council- Stephanie Sterner
Bussey City Council – Brian Des Planque
Bussey Mayor- Larry Pinegar
Hamilton City Council- Amber Dykstra
Hamilton City Council- Stormie De Shaw
Hamilton City Council- John Davis
Hamilton Mayor- Justin Pinegar
Harvey City Council- Shalee Manley
Harvey City Council- Leonard Geery
Harvey City Council- Donald Nilius Jr
Harvey City Council- Adam Dubois
Harvey City Council- Dennis Seibert
Harvey City Council- Chris Noble
Harvey City Council- Scott Starmer
Harvey City Council -John C Klein
Harvey City Council – Shane Schone
Harvey City Council- Amy Leeper-Robbins
Harvey Mayor – Kelly Cooper
Harvey Mayor- Robert Awtry
Knoxville City Council- Daniel R Losada
Knoxville City Council- Christopher L Nichols
Knoxville Mayor- Brian Hatch
Marysville City Council – At Large- Mark Pettyjohn
Marysville City Council – At Large- Melody Pettyjohn
Marysville City Council – To Fill Vacancy- Karrie Keegel
Marysville Mayor- Corey Bakalar
Melcher-Dallas City Council – At Large- Mark Herold
Melcher-Dallas City Council – At Large- Darrell Lee Thomas
Melcher-Dallas City Council – To Fill Vacancy- Aaron Hudspeth
Melcher-Dallas Mayor – Terry A Fisher
Pella City Council – At Large- Ann Summitt
Pella City Council – At Large- Calvin Bandstra
Pella City Council – Ward 1- Lynn Branderhorst
Pella City Council – Ward 3 – Anita VerMeer Fischer
Pella City Council – Ward 3 – Bruce Schiebout
Pella City Council – Ward 3- Spencer Carlstone
Pleasantville City Council – Jordan Van Ness
Pleasantville City Council- Chelsea Kain
Pleasantville Mayor- Kody Jurgens
City Public Measure
City of Harvey Franchise – Water – Marion County Rural Water
City of Harvey Franchise – Sewer – Marion County Rural Water
School Public Measure
Twin Cedars School – Revenue Purpose – SAVE
Knoxville School- General Obligation – $12,400,000
Marion County School Election candidates will be finalized today.
The filing window opened on August 25th and closed Thursday. Two city council seats in Knoxville and the mayor are up for reelection in 2025 and two school board members in Knoxville are up for reelection as well. Knoxville voters will also vote on a bond issue relating to a new elementary school.
In Pella, three seats are up for election, including an At-Large spot and in Wards 1 and 3. Find details about the Pella City Council election here. Three Pella School Board seats are up for election, including one seat in District 1, one seat in District 2, and an At Large spot.