Six candidates vie for three seats on Columbus Township Board - The Republic News
Three Republicans and three Democrats are seeking three seats on the Columbus Township Board. Three Republicans and three Democrats are vying for three seats on the Columbus Township Board. The election follows the conviction of former trustee Ben Jackson, who resigned following an investigation into his use of a township credit card. Republican incumbents Ralph Hollenbeck and Lloyd Miller are seeking reelection, along with Democrats Stephanie Carmer, Sandra Crawford and David Spear. The Republic interviewed the candidates for their answers about key issues facing the township, including corruption and misuse of taxpayer money. The candidates' responses were edited for length, clarity, grammar and repetition.
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Three Republicans and three Democrats are seeking three seats on the Columbus Township Board.
Republican incumbents Ralph Hollenbeck and Lloyd Miller are seeking reelection. They are joined on the ba... [20936 symbols]
