Here are the rest of the Southern Indiana Election Results

Jeffersonville Council District 6
Terri Hicks – D – 220
Dawn Elston – D – 141

Jeffersonville Mayor
Mike Moore – R – 1337
William Meiners – R – 276
Jeffersonville Mayor
Dennis Julius – D – 2645
Louis Hancock – D – 459

Madison Mayor
Damon Welch – R – 772
Melinda McGee – R – 592
Kevin Geyman – R – 22

Madison Mayor
Jan Vetrhus – D – 391
Phil Mullins – D – 275

Mitchell City Council District 2
Nathan Jenkins – R – 273
George James III – R – 234

Mitchell Clerk Treasurer
Mark Bryant – R – 278
Steve Burton – R – 237

Mitchell Mayor
Dan Terrell – R – 395
Vicky Schlegel – R – 126

Mitchell Mayor
Eugene Terrell – D – 199
Gary Pruett – D – 125
Terry Slone Sr – D – 45
Ernest Speer – D – 20

New Albany Council at large
James Garner Sr. – D – 1755
Shirley Baird – D – 1701
John Gonder – D – 1361
Hannegan Beardsley Roseberry – D – 1006
Adam Keeler – D – 840

New Albany Council District 5
Danita Burks – R – 162
Tonye Rutherford – R – 94

New Albany Council District 5
Dustin Collins – D – 443
Diane McCartin Benedetti – D – 363

New Albany Council District 6
Larry Belcher – R – 89
Nicholas Vaughn – R – 83
Noah McCourt – R – 26

New Albany Mayor
Jeff Gahan – D – 2024
David White – D – 1325

North Vernon City Clerk
Shawn Gerkin – D –
Vicki Webb – D –

North Vernon City Council District 1
Franny Hall Woodall – D –
David Shaw – D –

Scottsburg City Council at large
John Konkler – R – 142
Tim Hoard – R – 59

Scottsburg City Council at large
Stella Amick – D – 425
Kenny Spence – D – 364

Scottsburg City Council District 1
Stanley Allen – D – 94
Mark Shapinsky – D – 67

Scottsburg City Council District 2
Bill Hoagland – D – 96
Denise Cain – D – 53

Scottsburg City Council District 3
Larry Haven – R – 29
Erick Mays – R – 27

Scottsburg City Council District 3
Karen Gricius – D – 176
Lowell Lowery – D – 91

Scottsburg City Council District 4
Chuck Rose – D – 155
Tom Lewis – D – 72

Scottsburg Mayor
Terry Amick – D – 442
Chuck Sabastian – D – 342

Sellersburg Clerk Treasurer
David Kinder – D – 139
Bruce Walker – D – 101

Sellersburg Council District 1
Martina Webster – R – 117
Joe Ledbetter – R – 49

Sellersburg Council District 3
Mike Lockhart – R – 29
Doug Reiter – R – 29

Seymour City Council District 3
Matt Nicholson – R – 60
Kurk Newkirk – R – 26
David Pollert – R – 16

Seymour City Council District 4
Jim Rebber – R – 144
Phillip Hardwick – R – 96

Here are results from Southern Indiana Primary Elections. More results to come

Austin City Council at large
Shane Deaton – D – 328
Staci Mullins – D – 314
Nathan Campbell – D – 307
Jim Kallembach – D – 244
Jeremy Beck – D – 144

Austin City Council District 1
Brandon Glenn White – D- 126
Frank Noble – D – 102

Austin Clerk Treasurer
Chris Fugate – D – 273
Amy Ruth McIntosh – D – 258
Lonnie Noble – D – 169
Vicky Ousley – D – 102
Bedford City Council at large
Mark Scherschel Sr. – R – 332
Adele Bowden-Purlee – R – 290
Howard Scott – R – 214

Bedford Mayor
Bradford Shaw – R – 411
Sam Shaw – R – 101

Charlestown Council at large
Dan James – D – 513
Scott Johns – D – 314

Charlestown Council District 1
Ben Ledbetter – R – 117
David Broughton – R – 15
Fred Krenke – R – 6

Charlestown Council District 2
Tina Barnes – D – 214
Robert Kendrick – D – 95

Charlestown Council District 3
Ted Little – R – 121
R. Scott McKechnie – R – 5

Charlestown Mayor
Jeff Shepherd Sr – D 547
LaDon Thornhill – D – 260

Clarksville Council at large
David Fisher – D – 551
Dave Ross – D – 444
Mike Mustain – D – 436
Karen Henderson – D – 141

Clarksville Council District 1
Greg Johnson – D – 742
Glenn Schneider – D – 267

Clarksville Council District 4
Kelly Conn – D – 420
Darrell Rayborn – D – 348
David Disponett – D – 300

Clarksville Council District 5
Aaron Stonecipher – R – 165
Richard Barr – R – 153
Daniel Bamforth – R – 67

Jeffersonville Clerk
Vicki Conlin – D – 1977
Denny Franz – D – 1119

Jeffersonville Council at large
Ronald Ellis – D – 1795
Nathan Samuel – D – 1697
Joshua Rodriquez – D – 1510
Brian Smith – D – 1159
Larry Jordan Jr – D – 1066

Jeffersonville Council at large
Matt Owen – R – 1121
Steve Webb – R – 945
Steve Cooley – R – 642
Stan Martin – R – 447
Charles Wadsworth – R – 344

Jeffersonville Council District 1
Dustin White – D – 248
Kate Miller – D – 180
Becka Christensen – D – 166
John Perkins – D – 94

Jeffersonville Council District 4
Albert Frazier Jr – D – 189
Ray Wilkey – D – 180

Here are post-election night interviews as heard on WSLM 97.9 FM and WSLM 1220 AM

Troy Merry – https://soundcloud.com/wslm/troy-merry-democrat-nominee-for-salem-mayor

Ron Haendiges –

Kevin Stewart – https://soundcloud.com/wslm/kevin-stewart

The City of Salem Primary Election this evening sent the only two contested races for Republican and Democratic nominations for City Council  into the fall election.

District 4 Incumbent Wally Terkhorn winning the Democrat Nomination over Mark Hobson,  125 to 87 — add in another 3 absentee votes for Hobson and one for Terkhorn and the total is 126-90.

Steven Crane won the Republican nomination for City Council District 3 — defeating John Fultz and Bob Lemmons.

Crane took 61 total votes while Fultz earned 38 and Lemmons received 22.

IN OTHER ELECTION NEWS

• Dan Libka received 63 votes and the unchallenged Republican nomination for City Council  District One. He will face John Smedley who earned 88 votes in the uncontested Democratic nomination for City Council District One.

• The Republicans didn’t field a candidate for the City Council District 2 spot.  Incumbent Warren “Truck” Jones received 88 votes for the uncontested Democratic nomination to run this fall.

• Jim Snelling received 74 votes in the unchallenged Republican nomination for City Council District 3 position. He will face Leslie Leis, who received 163 votes (3 early votes) and will be the Democratic challenger this fall.

• Justin Green received 324 votes and the unchallenged Republican nomination for City Council – Member at Large. He will face Johnny Sullivan, who received 393 total votes (4 early votes) for the uncontested Democratic nomination to run for City Council – Member at Large.

Former Washington County Treasurer Kevin Stewart will be running this fall for the City of Salem Clerk Treasurer after the Democrat party chose him to be their candidate, ousting incumbent Patricia Day Persinger, by 119 votes.

Persinger, who has held the position in Salem under the past two Democratic mayors (Judy Chastain and current Mayor David Bower) received 281 votes. Four of those votes were early votes.

She received 41.26 percent of the vote.

Stewart received 398 votes at the polls and 2 early votes. Stewart received 58.74 percent of the vote.