Meet the 2024 Candidates: County Commissioners, More File for Office
By Beth Milligan | April 24, 2024
Candidates running for key positions across Grand Traverse County – including county commissioner, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, drain commissioner, register of deeds, prosecuting attorney, probate judge, and the supervisors/ clerks/treasurers/trustees across all local townships – submitted paperwork by Tuesday’s 4pm filing deadline to appear on the August 6 primary ballot. Primary winners within each party will proceed to the November 5 election. The Ticker has the full list of candidates running in each local race, plus key takeaways from the overall field.
Highlights
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