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Gap G-GV-10 closed on the Clerk's official precinct record
Union Township votes in County Council District F and Commissioner District 3 — proved from the township's own precinct pages, not inferred from a map. The framing pass carried this as a named gap and declined to settle it from geography. The settler class it named — the Clerk's precinct record, which prints exactly the district races a township votes — has now been read: the Clerk's official precinct summary for the primary of 7 May 2024 carries, on every one of Union Township's three precinct pages, a "COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3" race and a "COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT F" race. The Republican District 3 vote in the three precincts ran McCormick 127/122/48, Hazen 23/55/15, DeMaegd 9/9/5; the Republican District F vote ran Figg 115/146/47 against Verash 35/42/17; the Democratic pages print Charlotte P. Wolfe unopposed in District F and no candidate filed in District 3. The assignment is corroborated by elimination on the November 2026 record: all three Union sample ballots, read whole, carry county races for Auditor, Sheriff and Assessor only — no council and no commissioner race — and the county's only district races in 2026 stood in Council A, B, C, E and H and Commissioner District 1, consistent with Union lying in a district pair that stood in 2024 and stands next in 2028. The holders at November 2026 strength come from the county's own rosters: the county's Council Districts map (created October 2025) prints "F: Randall Figg," and its Commissioner Boundary Map (printed February 2025) prints "3, Anthony 'Tony' Hazen," the commissioners' agendas through January 2026 styling the board the same way. Neither seat stood in 2026, so no transition attaches to either on 1 January 2027. Two cautions print with the settlement. The maps' boundary geometry does not survive in their text, so the settlement rests on the precinct mapping with the ballot elimination, as stated — not on a visual read. And a variance on the system's future stands open at snippet strength: a reference summary reports that in April 2026 a judge held district-based commissioner elections in this county unconstitutional, its future uncertain; no first-hand carrier for the ruling was read, and it disturbs neither the assignment nor the holders printed here. Last, a name is expressly not carried into this article: no Commissioner Garvey exists in St. Joseph County in any carrier reached — the board is Baxmeyer, Morton and Hazen — and the only Commissioner Garvey in the record is Kevin Garvey, Commissioner of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles, a state office; the Garvey of this build's movement passes belongs to that office, and the name is not a county commissioner's.