Gubernatorial Candidates Square Off in Town Hall Debate

On Thursday evening, gubernatorial candidates Jacob Lambert and Walter Paul squared off in their first of two debates before the general election for Cornhusker Boys’ State Governor. This debate was in a town hall format, with 2-3 delegates from each town in attendance asking questions. Both delegates seemed to have a great grasp on the issues facing our state, which will make for a very interesting debate tomorrow morning.

 

Jacob Lambert

Walter Paul

Gubernatorial Candidates Advance to General Election

Results from the gubernatorial primary are in! The following candidates will be on the general election ticket in tomorrow’s election.

 

Jacob Lambert (N)

Walter Paul (F)

 

These two candidates will square off for the first time tonight in their gubernatorial town hall debate.

 

Nationalist Candidate Jacob Lambert

Federalist Candidate Walter Paul

Cornhusker Boys’ State Elects State and County Officers

Results from this morning’s general election are in! Here is who you elected, Cornhusker Boys’ State:

State Office
Lieutenant Governor: Trenton Hays
Secretary of State: Zac Cote’
State Treasurer: Trevor Burr
State Auditor: Aaron Smith
Attorney General: Jack Graham
Public Service Commissioners:

Connor Barr
Trev Mumm
Zach Mumm
Benjamin Andrew Kruse
Tom Waldo

 

Washington County Office
County Sheriff: Seth Hackleman
County Attorney: Dylan Stuck
County Clerk: Cody Boche
Clerks of the District Court:

Trevor Benge
Quinn Michael Nelson

County Treasurer: Alex Hart
State Board of Education Representatives:

Daniel Allgood
Ty Ogden
Cole Weise

County Judge: Ethan Steiner
County Superintendent of Public Instruction: Jacob Burr
Public Defender: Caleb Compton

 

Lincoln County Office
County Sheriff: Tyler Ebeler
County Attorney: Zachary Kirby
County Clerk: Mark Dunn
Clerks of the District Court:

Seth Gohl
James P. Richards, Jr.

County Treasurer: Taylor Kubik
State Board of Education Representatives:

Connor Bentley
Dusty Chandler
Hayden Geis

County Judge: Jon Freese
County Superintendent of Public Instruction: Cole Beebe
Public Defender: Dan Helgenberger