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County Clerk reports supervisor candidacy filings for April 7 election; no February primary
Summary
County Clerk Kiley Lloyd reported candidate filing status for the April 7, 2026 County Board Supervisor election: no February primary, two contested races, three districts with new candidates, and one open seat.
County Clerk Kiley Lloyd told the Executive and Finance Committee on Jan. 12 that candidate filing for the April 7, 2026 County Board Supervisor election is underway. Lloyd said there will be no February primary, and that two districts (3 and 12) have contested races. She reported three districts (5, 6 and 14) have new candidates because incumbents filed noncandidacy, and one district (13) has an open seat.
Lloyd also reported completing the High-Performance Leadership Academy on Nov. 14, 2025.
Why it matters: candidate filings determine which contests will appear on the ballot and whether primaries are needed; open seats and incumbent withdrawals can change representation on the County Board.
What happens next: filing and ballot preparations will continue under the County Clerk's office; no further election actions were recorded in the minutes for this meeting.
