What you need to know for the May 8 primary election

WHO'S ON THE BALLOT?

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

Barack Obama - D

Mitt Romney - R

Newt Gingrich - R

Rick Santorum - R

Ron Paul - R

UNITED STATES SENATOR

Richard Lugar - R

Richard Murdock - R

Joe Donnelly - D

INDIANA GOVERNOR

John Gregg - D

Mike Pence - R

U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 9

Todd Young - R

Shelli Yoder - D

Johnathan George - D

Robert Winningham - D

John Tilford - D

John Miller - D

STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 40

Democratic: Vi Simpson

Republican: Reid Dallas


STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 61

Democratic: Matt Pierce

10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JUDGE, SEAT 8

Democratic: Teresa Harper

10th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JUDGE, SEAT 3

Democratic: Alphonso Manns

Republican: Francie Hill

10th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JUDGE, SEAT 2

Republican: Marc Kellams

COUNTY AUDITOR

Democratic: Hans Huffman, Steve Saulter

Republican: Vivien Bridges

COUNTY TREASURER

Democratic: Catherine Smith

Republican: Bernice Luck

COUNTY CORONER

Democratic: Nicole Meyer

Republican: Walter Hatfeild

COUNTY SURVEYOR

Democratic: Kevin Enright

COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 3

Democratic: Iris Kiesling

COUNTY COMISSIONER, DISTRICT 2

Democratic: Randy Paul, Mark Stoops

Republican: Nelson Shaffer

COUNTY COUNCIL, AT-LARGE

Democratic: Jeff Carson, Warren Henegar, Geoffrey McKim, Julie Thomas, Sophia Travis, Scott Wells

Republican: Skip Daley, Brian Ellison, Christopher Kilander, Jennifer Mickel

WHERE TO VOTE

Go to IndianaVoters.in.gov to find your particular polling place. Locations include Bloomington City Hall, Woodlawn Fire Station, IU Football Complex, Bell Trace, North Central Church of Christ and University Elementary School.

THE DETAILS

If you didn’t register to vote before April 9, you will not be able to vote in the May 8 primary.
Voters can go to the polls between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. Go to IndianaVoters.in.gov for more information on
voting.
Check idsnews.com on Election Day for updated results.

— Charles Scudder