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November 7, 2023

Hendricks County 2023 Election Results

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Here are the unofficial results of the 2023 Hendricks County municipal elections.

Amo Town Clerk - Treasurer

Republican

Barbara Strahl: 44 votes, 100%

Amo Town Council at Large

Republican

Mark Wicks: 51 votes, 29.5%

A Rene Gay: 44 votes, 25.4%

James Ronald Travelsted: 26 votes, 15%

Democrat

Donna J Watson: 28 votes, 16.2%

Libertarian

Michelle Kelley: 24 votes, 13.9%

Avon Town Clerk - Treasurer

Republican

Julie Loker: 849 votes, 100%

Avon Town Council at Large

Republican

Jayson R. Puckett: 628 votes, 31.7%

JD Thomas II: 560 votes, 28.3%

Democrat

Robert Pope III: 794 votes, 40.1%

Brownsburg Town Clerk - Treasurer

Republican

Ann Hathaway: 1,018 votes, 100%

Brownsburg Town Council Ward 2

Republican

Glenn Adams: 979 votes, 100%

Brownsburg Town Council Ward 3

Democrat

Cindy Hohman: 817 votes, 54.9%

Republican

Mark Tieken: 671 votes, 45.1%

Brownsburg Town Council Ward 4

Republican

Matt Simpson: 995 votes, 100%

Brownsburg Town Judge

Republican

Charles E (Gene) Hostetter: 1,031 votes, 100%

Coatesville Town Clerk - Treasurer

Independent

Ronald G Slover: 87 votes, 100%

Coatesville Town Council At Large

Independent

Jerry Decker: 76 votes, 21.5%

James B Ellett: 63 votes, 17.8%

Chris Johnson: 58 votes, 16.4%

Republican

Freida Ann Plasters: 57 votes, 16.1%

James Wilson Creekbaum: 51 votes, 14.4%

Linda Sue Stoddard: 48 votes, 13.6%

Jamestown Town Clerk-Treasurer (Boone, Hendricks)

Independent

Lori Hieston: 1 vote, 100%

Jamestown Town Council Member

Independent

Michale (Shane) Childress: 1 vote, 100%

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