by Eric | 6 Jun 2022 | 2022, Featured Stories, Town Elections, Top Stories, Recent Posts
The Results Are In
(Mayors of Cornhusker Boys’ State 2022)
Cornhusker Boys’ State delegates have to hit the ground running. Last night, they did just that. Each town held elections to form its city government. Today these new governments will attend “how-to” workshops followed by hands-on simulation.
Town Election Results 2022
Bunker Hill 2022 Town Election Results
Valley Forge 2022 Town Election Results
Yorktown 2022 Town Election Results
Gettysburg 2022 Town Election Results
Alamo 2022 Town Election Results
Manila Bay 2022 Town Election Results
Bataan 2022 Town Election Results
Belleau Wood 2022 Town Election Results
(City election campaigning in Belleau Wood)
by Eric | 3 Jun 2019 | 2019, Town Elections, Top Stories, Recent Posts
Election Results – City & Legislature 2019
Bunker Hill
Mayor
William Eppert
School Board
Archer Vogt
Ben Anderjaska
Nolan Benjamin
Ian Lundquist
Jen Justo Jr.
City Council
Christian Steenbock
Alfonso Pena Lopez
Grant Orchard
Carlos Guitierrez
Bailey Waltke
Jade Paxton
Legislature
Kalon Cooper
Ty Schneider
Cooper Sheets
Cole Hawk
Clay Curtis
Isaac Gleason
Belleau Wood
Mayor
Evan Jolley
County Supervisor
Landon Stelling
School Board
Dylan Domeier
Davin Halmer
Trey Pursel
Zach Evans
Ethan Uhlir
City Council
Logan Weineke
Hunter Hoatson
Nolan Gleason
Matt Mittman
Sam Baumert
Jake Ridder
Legislature
Sean Freudenburg
Tucker Wyatt
Jackson Habrock
Jake Hoy
Randy Rafert
Gettysburg
Mayor
Carter Wenburg
School Board
Eli Skalka
Eli Warnig
Dylan Dendinger
Tim Smith
Dean Moeller
County Supervisor
Alex Jarecke
City Council
Slate Kraft
Nathaniel Ruhrer
Trevor Ross
Stockton Graham
Damon Crawford
Jarnett Parsons
Legislature
Charlie Gale
Daniel Guenther
Dalton Hellwege
Jack Nolley
Rhett Safranek
Nicholas Stoeckle
Manila Bay
Mayor
Cordell Vrbka
County Supervisor
Wallace Wilkins III
School Board
Jorge Ibarra
Jacob Czarnick
Jacob Aitken
Nicholas Dungan
Trevor Young
City Council
Coley O’Halloran
Adam Nelson
Hayden Luttrell
Luke Henn
Rayford Turner
Camden Murphy
Legislature
Samuel Banzhaf
Will Hagge
Patrick Hansen
Grant Jones
Tristan Nord
Blake Schroeder
Alamo
Mayor
Will Cook
County Supervisor
Adam Dreger
School Board
Connor Kelcary
Trevin Kotinek
Shaye Morten
Braden Eisenhauer
Trystain Roseberry
City Council
Tucker Alexander
Tanner Beltz
Sheldon Isom
Tim Karbler
Jacob Wendell
Brock Nollette
Legislature
Timothy Renner
Jonathan Beyl
Colton Kaup
Dean Erdcamp
Ben Lussetto
Jonathan Garcia
Yorktown
Mayor
Joseph Rodriquez
County Supervisor
Wyatt Olson
School Board
Zacob Evans
Brady Klein
Bradyn Whittington
Jackson Benson
Brady Steffen
City Council
Jonathan Moore
Claysen Davis
Riley Gaudreault
Casey Doernemann
Kyle Luebbe
Kel Underwood
Legislature
Robert Taylor
Kolton Koubsky
Shawn Morales
Brian Johnson
Spencer Allen
Drake Vorderstrasse
Valley Forge
Mayor
Connor Utech
School Board
Nick McElroy
Josh Eshleman
Castor Ruyle
Noah Okraska
Luke Kramer
City Council
Caden Kozisek
Tanner Lebo
Nathan Anderson
Nolan Webber
Alias Schumacher
Legislature
Timothy Pfannenstiel Jr.
Jake Inthavongsa
Levi Meybrunn
Luis Hernandez
Sawyer Kappel
Jacob Roberts
Bataan
Mayor
Aidan Connolly
County Supervisor
Isaac Cary
School Board
Carter Miller
Joseph Aberle
Riley Books
Bradley Sullivan
Isaac Goff
City Council
Conor Ramold
Drew Haley
Ethan Twohig
Jagger Horken
Aidan Weidner
Branden Cavanaugh
Legislature
Jackson Findlay
Juan Perez
Colton Nuttleman
Jackson Seward
Weston Jinks
Taylor Kumm
Mason Hamilton
by Eric | 4 Jun 2018 | Alamo, Valley Forge, 2018, Town Elections, Yorktown, Top Stories, Bataan, Belleau Wood
Last night each city elected five members to serve on their school board. Today, delegates attended an educational workshop to learn about how school boards work and to discuss current issues facing school districts. Marsha Herring of the Nebraska State School Boards Association gave an interactive presentation covering procedures, regulations, and hot topics in the world of education. She addressed several topics with the new board members asking, “what do you think a school board should do?” Mrs. Herring serves 1700 school board members across Nebraska providing them education and support.
Following the workshop, delegates will hold their own school board meetings to practice what they’ve learned.
by Eric | 4 Jun 2018 | Town Elections, Top Stories, 2018
Bunker Hill
Mayor
City Council
- Lance Louthan
- Ethan Harimon
- Austin Rice
- Jack Wilmes
School Board
- Andrew Meyer
- Blake Anderson
- Jacob Nichols
- Tanner Cromer
- Jeb Lucas
Legislature
- Jacob Mason
- David OConnell
- Joshua Gromowsky
- Kieran McWilliams
- Walter Turner
- Alexander Verdoni
County Supervisor
Manila Bay
Mayor
City Council
- Cooper Moore
- Langston Hoover
- Carter Ossian
- Noble Rai
- Zach Placek
Legislature
- Derek Elton
- Matthew Glissmann
- Kollin Goff
- Glenn Meyer
- Nick Reikofski
- Jaliya Nagahawatte
School Board
- Quinn Keller
- Carson Schroeder
- Tate Hartley
- Garrett Sharman
- Dennis Cavanaugh
County Supervisor
Belleau Wood
Mayor
School Board
- Lance Myers
- James Mockry
- Dawson Dorn
- Eddie Jaeger
- Colton Munger
County Supervisor
City Council
- Dylan Brader
- Liam Gnad
- Peyton Dubbert
- Kelly Zach
- Lake Reikofski
Legislature
- Colin Suey
- Jack Oloughlin
- Maxwell Jinkx
- Dylan Frederick
- Dakota Cherney
- Cole Belitz
Gettysburg
Mayor
School Board
- Tyler Swinarski
- Connor Bartles
- John Langhorst
- Peyton Johansen
- Will Fehringer
County Supervisor
City Council
- Matthew Nguyen
- Matthew Leininger
- John Lee
- Christian Timm
- Dallas Briney
Legislature
- Grant Donovan
- Samuel Kucera
- Kameron Sorensen
- Nathan Wacker
- Isaac Baysinger
- Sam Wilkins
Yorktown
Mayor
School Board
- Wyatt Placke
- Caden Greenland
- Dylan Johnson
- Cayden Bergt
- Logan Reynolds
County Supervisor
City Council
- Jackson Koller
- John Pohlson
- Logan Moravec
- Derek Wortman
- Beau Wood
Legislature
- Caden Erickson
- Tate Moeller
- Eli Pelc
- Hunter Woods
- Brady Hull
- Zachary Crumly
Bataan
Mayor
School Board
- Brandon Wunderlich
- Lane Heikkinen
- Thomas Benes
- Thomas Woods
- Jordan McBride
County Supervisor
City Council
- Eduardo Mora
- Colten Storer
- Wyatt Uhing
- Austin Simmons
- Quinlan Otto
Leglislature
- Trenten Theis
- Max Koghmetscher
- Jacob Miller
- Charles Levy
- Scott Wright
- Ryan Secord
- Jesse Vlahos
Alamo
Mayor
School Board
- John Emanuel
- Garrett Klipp
- Isaac McCoy
- Solomon Peitz
- Samuel Schendt
County Supervisor
City Council
- Kameron Dickson
- Ethan Forcade
- Cole Johnson
- Nathaniel Wieseler
- Tristan Colford
Legislature
- Christopher Lin
- Michael Kelly
- Xander Schmit
- Michael Steele
- Ian Anderson
- Jacob Drake
Valley Forge
Mayor
School Board
- Creighton Niemeyer
- Garrett Snodgrass
- Trevon Calleroz
- Stealth Reeves
- Kevin Butterfield
County Supervisor
City Council
- Matthew Ho
- Tate Fernau
- Jacob Friedrich
- Tanner Totusek
- Ryan Hellbusch
Legislature
- Avery Watts
- Joshua Wiemers
- Spencer Lenoir
- Lucas OConnor
- Alexander Morey
- Nathan Schumacher
by James | 6 Jun 2017 | Town Elections, 2017
By: Ethan Tylski
City-wide elections to determine Mayors, City Councilors, School Board members, County Supervisors, and State Legislators took place late Sunday night.
For the first time all week, the boys were separated by their preassigned party allegiances to vote in primary elections. Even numbers became the Nationalists, and odd numbers became the Federalists. The primaries quickly became heated with party rhetoric and newly discovered disdain for their political rivals.
In the general election, both parties crammed into their lounge areas to debate and campaign against one another. While candidates had been decidedly partisan only minutes before, the general election nominees became significantly more focused on city pride and unity.
Catchy slogans were a significant factor in whether or not a candidate succeeded or not. With so many positions available and many different names to remember, alliterations and rhymes helped distinguish some from the rest of the crop. Election results were counted in the laundry rooms to ensure voter integrity.
The true diversity and amazing qualification of all the Staters became increasingly evident throughout these initial elections. For the first time, these young men had the opportunity to reveal to everyone else what they were really made of and why they deserved to be a city leader. No one at Boys’ State got here by accident.
