by Mike | 10 Jun 2010 | General Election, Primary Election, Executive, Results, Yorktown, Top Stories, Gettysburg, Recent Posts, 2010
At an election earlier today, gubernatorial candidates were selected to represent their party in the general election which will be held tomorrow morning after an hour and a half debate between candidates. Representing the Nationalist Party is Gettysburg citizen Logan Baker, and representing the Federalist Party is Nick “Nick-It” Schreiner of Yorktown. After tomorrow’s election, the winner will be inaugurated at a session on Saturday morning.
Nationalist Logan Baker, Gettysburg
Federalist Nick "Nick-It" Schreiner, Yorktown
by Mike | 8 Jun 2010 | General Election, Alamo, Bunker Hill, Primary Election, Manila Bay, Executive, Valley Forge, Yorktown, Top Stories, Bataan, Results, Recent Posts, Belleau Wood, Gettysburg, 2010
Tuesday afternoon, delegates voted in primary elections for their state ticket to narrow the playing field down for Thursday’s general election. Here’s what will be on Thursday’s ballot.
Lieutenant Governor:
Nationalist Colton Fales vs. Federalist Nicholas Matthew Brady
Secretary of State:
Nationalist Stephen Woods vs. Federalist Alex Wessels
State Treasurer: Nationalist Seth Skibinski of Gettysburg vs. Federalist Wyatt Schuettler of Bunker Hill
State Auditor: Nationalist Drew Fairchild-Flynn of Yorktown vs. Federalist Tanner Ahrens of Bunker Hill
Attorney General:
Nationalist Andrew Brittenham vs. Federalist Clay Roubal
Public Service Commissioner (Vote for 5):
Nationalists Tony Batenhorst (Valley Forge), Aaron Brown (Gettysburg), John Gibbs (Bataan), Adam Werner (Bataan), Colton Wilson (Bataan)
Federalists James Brown (Alamo), Isaac Hunke (Manila Bay), Luke Miller (Bataan), Daniel Trost (Alamo), Thomas Vonderfecht (Bunker Hill)
by Mike | 8 Jun 2010 | Bunker Hill, Alamo, Executive, Valley Forge, Primary Election, Manila Bay, Bataan, Yorktown, Top Stories, Belleau Wood, Gettysburg, Recent Posts, Activities, Towns, 2010
On Tuesday afternoon, candidates up for election in the initial primaries were given a bit of time to go to different towns and campaign. While much of the debate was on serious political issues, some candidates were asked to do tricks or other personal feats for the enjoyment of the town they were visiting. Check out the photo collage below.
Click here to see Mayor Taylor Menke of Manila Bay do a trick during his Governor campaign!
by Mike | 7 Jun 2010 | Bunker Hill, Alamo, Valley Forge, Primary Election, Manila Bay, Executive, Yorktown, Bataan, Gettysburg, Recent Posts, Belleau Wood, 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 | Results, Town Elections, Yorktown, Recent Posts, Towns, 2010
City election results are in! Here are the winners of Yorktown elections.
Mayor: Tony Munch
City Council: Kyle Reestman, Michael Lage, Jared Simonsen, Josh Walkenhorst, Michael York, (a runoff election will be held to break a tie between Logan Sudbeck and Joel Rick)
County Supervisor: John Reeves
School Board: Frank Winter, Luke Korth, Preston Wendt
Tony Munch, Mayor-elect of Yorktown, chosen in what proved to be the longest Mayoral election of the evening, stated: “Our town is a tight knit group of guys that make a great team. As mayor, I hope I can coach them to be the best that they can be.”
Mayor Tony Munch
