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County Clerk's 2026 Election Summary as read in the frame pass; unofficial county returns of 3 November 2026; certification course as printed
The frame pass's settlement stands and is not re-opened: no Indian Village seat stood on the 3 November 2026 ballot — the Clerk's complete summary contains town contests for New Carlisle, North Liberty, Roseland and Walkerton only. What this refresh adds is the course since, and the town's own district races at the strength they have reached. The certified record has not yet posted, and it is not yet due: the county canvass deadline is Monday 16 November 2026, and state certification follows it; every figure below is from the county's unofficial returns of election night and stands labelled unofficial until the certified summary posts. In the districts the town votes in, the unofficial county figures run: Commissioner District 1, Bill Redman (Democratic) 16,735 over incumbent Carl H. Baxmeyer (Republican) 11,924 — on certification, Redman takes the seat 1 January 2027; County Council District B, Ranjan Rohatgi (Democratic) 4,594 over Amy Marie Drake (Republican) 3,404. Above the county, at county-share strength where the district runs past the county line: United States Representative District 2, the county's ballots ran Jamee Decio 45,670, Rudy Yakym 29,772, William Henry 1,507, the district as a whole called for Yakym; State Senate District 11, Gabrianna Gratzol (Democratic) over Brian Schmutzler (Republican) on the press's district-wide account, no county-share figure printed here because none was reached at that strength; State House District 8, which lies whole inside this county, Ryan M. Dvorak (Democratic) 12,953 over Eric Harris (Republican) 6,541. The township layer the town votes in ran: Clay Township Trustee, Sean O'Brien (Democratic) 6,266 over Matt Clayton (Republican) 4,227; Clay Township Board, the three Democratic candidates leading — Michelle M. Shaw 5,607, Brett C. Maurer 5,466, Patric N. Richter 5,057. The town's school-board race, South Bend Community School Corporation District 5, was uncontested: John Andrew Paczesny stood as its sole candidate in the Clerk's report. None of these is a certified result, and none is printed as one; the certified summary, when it posts on or after the canvass, is the settler for every figure in this article.