Five candidates have filed for four open spots on the Ada village council in the Nov. 2 general election, according to the Hardin County board of elections.
Robert Simmons, Republican, and Sean Beck, Democrat, filed prior to the Feb. 3, party filing date.
Jeff Oestreich, Noah Ristau and Jason Campbell have filed prior to the May 3, independent filing date, to fill out the ballot.
One additional opportunity to be on the ballot is to file as a write-in candidate. The deadline for write-in candidates to be recognized by the board of elections is Aug. 23. However, write-in candidates’ names will not be on the ballot.
If April showers bring May flowers, what do April snow showers bring?
The question comes following 4.7 inches of snow falling over a two-day period of April 20-21, according to Guy Verhoff, Pandora weather observer.
The snow fell in a month with temperatures reaching extremes of 83 degrees on April 27 to 19 degrees on April 2 – a 64-degree range.
To make the month even more interesting, April 2021’s average daily temperature was 51.4 degrees, higher than the April normal average of 49.7 degrees.
April’s daily weather summery follows in the chart below.
This is no primary election for voters in Ada or Liberty Township on Tuesday, May 4, according to the Hardin County Board of Elections.
May 4 is the date of the Ohio primary date. The only issues on the Hardin County ballot follow:
• Riverdale School District – emergency levy
• Zoning referendum for the unincorporated part of Forest/Jackson Precinct
Click here for the Hardin County board of election website.
