by Mike | 7 Jun 2010 | Bunker Hill, Alamo, Valley Forge, Primary Election, Manila Bay, Executive, Yorktown, Bataan, Belleau Wood, Gettysburg, Recent Posts, 2010 |
Earlier this evening, sixteen boys came forward with the backing of their parties and towns and formally announced their interest in running for state governor by filing for the ballot. Each boy will campaign for their party’s vote until the Thursday gubernatorial primary, at which point one boy will represent each party, and they will have just one more day to campaign to the whole delegation of Cornhusker Boys’ State. After an hour and a half debate Friday morning, the vote will take place, leaving only one boy to become Boys’ State Governor 2010-2011. Here are the candidates.
Nationalist Party:
Nick Gabriel, Bunker Hill
Andrew Prystai, Valley Forge
Cody Lindley, Yorktown
Logan Baker, Gettysburg
Taylor James, Alamo
Jake Nelson, Manila Bay
Daniel Carlson, Bataan
Steven Craig, Belleau Wood
Federalist Party:
Peter Lopez, Bunker Hill
Nick "Nickit" Schreiner, Yorktown
Ben Crelin, Gettysburg
AJ Braband, Alamo
Taylor Menke, Manila Bay
Alejandro Ramirez, Manila Bay
Evan Bartels, Bataan
Brennan Costello, Belleau Wood
by Mike | 6 Jun 2010 | Bunker Hill, Results, Town Elections, Recent Posts, Towns, 2010 |
City election results are in! Here are the winners of Bunker Hill elections.
Mayor: Peter Lopez
City Council: Jonathon Houser, Nick Pease, Spencer Dagerman, Seth Wilson, Phillip Kavan, Kevin Koch
County Supervisor: Nate Roh
School Board: Derek Powers, Wyatt Schuettler, Schuyler Sharp
Peter Lopez, Mayor-elect of Bunker Hill, says that his goal for the week is, “To promote learning in a competitive atmosphere and enjoy Boys’ State.”
Mayor Peter Lopez
by Dan | 6 Jun 2010 | Bunker Hill, Alamo, Legislative, Valley Forge, Primary Election, Manila Bay, Town Elections, Yorktown, Bataan, Belleau Wood, Gettysburg, Recent Posts, Towns, 2010 |
Taking the race off the athletic field and onto the campaign trail, this year’s delegates swiftly started their fight for the offices of mayor, councilmen, and legislators, among others. The candidates can only hope that their strength and confidence will be enough to overcome the hurdles created by their peers’ tough questioning.
