MoosedHistory
Menu
Government

Government

The county layer — settled at the precinct’s ballot (R-8)

The exact page text, read by your browser's voice.

Roseland votes in one precinctThe commissioners' map (February 2025) names District 1 Carl H. Baxmeyer, District 2 Rafael Morton, District 3 Anthony "Tony" Hazen, but the map's text does not place Clay Township. For the county council's nine lettered districts, the reached record shows the township split: District C takes all of Harris Township and four Clay Township precincts (unnamed in the carrier), while Council member Amy Drake — District B, first elected in 2022 — "represents a district that includes Clay." Most of Clay Township thus reads as District B with four precincts in C, but no carrier reached states whether precinct Clay 1 — Roseland whole — sits in District B or District C, nor whether the town lies in Commissioner District 1. Both placements have since been settled by the first of those settlers, executed in Pass R-8: the Clerk's sample ballot for Clay Township 1 places the town in Commissioner District 1 and County Council District B — the council district's letter legible on the ballot itself; the commissioner numeral not legible in the ballot's text layer, the identification resting on the race (Redman against Baxmeyer) and on two independent county carriers (rl-gv8-districts). The county GIS layer and the precinct-level certified results remain settlers for the races' outcomes, not for the placement.

Cite this page

Using this page? Copy a credit line. Last updated November 12, 2026.

Source: The county layer — settled at the precinct’s ballot (R-8), Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/roseland/government/county-layer-settled-at-the-precincts-ballot-r-8/