DEMING – Persons interested in running for a seat on the Deming Public School Board or the Deming Soil and Water Conservation District Board had to have filed a declaration of candidacy as of 5pm Tuesday.
Four school board positions are up for election: Districts One, Three, Four and Five.
Three persons are running for District One: Billy L. Delaney, Daniel A Krowl and Patricia McSherry.
Running for District three only one candidate, Amy C. Delaney-Hernandez.
Running for District four one candidate William Bayne Anderson.
Running for District five one candidate, Kenneth William Teague.
Three Deming Soil and Water Conservation District Board seats are up for election as well. Districts One and Two must be land owners, and District Five is an at-large position.
All three current members are running unopposed for the positions they hold.
The District One seat is currently held by Rick Holdridge, the District Two seat is currently held by Dianna Peterson, and the District Five seat is currently held by Seth Hyatt.
Again, The non-partisan offices will be on the November 5th election ballot as part of the state’s recent election reform measures.
Four school board positions are up for election: Districts One, Three, Four and Five.
Three persons are running for District One: Billy L. Delaney, Daniel A Krowl and Patricia McSherry.
Running for District three only one candidate, Amy C. Delaney-Hernandez.
Running for District four one candidate William Bayne Anderson.
Running for District five one candidate, Kenneth William Teague.
Three Deming Soil and Water Conservation District Board seats are up for election as well. Districts One and Two must be land owners, and District Five is an at-large position.
All three current members are running unopposed for the positions they hold.
The District One seat is currently held by Rick Holdridge, the District Two seat is currently held by Dianna Peterson, and the District Five seat is currently held by Seth Hyatt.
Again, The non-partisan offices will be on the November 5th election ballot as part of the state’s recent election reform measures.
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