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State House
Part-Time Position
Why this Matters
Indiana currently sits at the bottom of most rankings—from education to environmental quality to infant mortality rate. Republicans have done nothing to fix these issues, but you can if you win!
What You'll Do
Serve for two years in the State Legislature
Propose bills directly impacting Hoosiers
Advocate for policies that help Allen County
Break the Supermajority!
State Senate
Part-Time Position
Why this Matters
Indiana currently sits at the bottom of most rankings—from education to environmental quality to infant mortality rate. Republicans have done nothing to fix these issues, but you can if you win!
What You'll Do
Serve for four years in the State Legislature
Propose bills directly impacting Hoosiers
Advocate for policies that help Allen County
Break the Supermajority!
County Council
Part-Time Position
Why this Matters
County Council is the budgetary authority of Allen County government. Currently, it is comprised of only Republicans. To plan for a future that works for everyone, the needs of all citizens should be considered by our elected bodies.
What You'll Do
Approve and review annual operating budgets for all county government offices and agencies
Establish compensation for all county officials and employees
Fix tax rates and establish levies on all county property
Appropriate public funds
County Prosecutor
Full-Time Position
Why this Matters
Prosecutors have enormous discretion in deciding who is charged, how cases proceed, and what justice looks like in practice. Their choices can uphold fairness, or contribute to injustice.
What You'll Do
Represent the State of Indiana in all felony and misdemeanor criminal prosecutions within Allen County
Conducts criminal investigations, convenes and supervises Grand Jury proceedings, and prosecutes other crimes
County Sheriff
Full-Time Position
Why this Matters
Sheriffs are powerful, often autonomous leaders in local law enforcement. Their decisions directly affect community safety, justice, and civil rights.
What You'll Do
Serve as the conservator of the peace.
Manage the county jail and prisoners confined in the county.
Administer work release programs.
Serve as an officer of the court to deliver service of warrants, subpoenas, and other forms of process.
Circuit Court Clerk
Full-Time Position
Why this Matters
Circuit Court Clerks don’t just maintain records—they ensure justice is administered efficiently, accurately, and fairly. They are the unseen force that keeps the legal system functioning.
What You'll Do
Keep record of all judgements, orders, and decrees of the court.
Certify and attest to complete transcripts of court proceedings.
Maintain all records of pleadings, motions, papers, evidence, and court rulings of the court.
File complaints and initial pleadings in matters brought before the court and collect filing fees.
County Auditor
Full-Time Position
Why this Matters
County Auditors ensure government dollars are spent wisely and transparently. Without them, there’s a much higher risk of mismanagement, corruption, or inefficiency in local government.
What You'll Do
Serve as the principal financial officer in county government.
Prepare tax duplicates showing the value of property and taxes assessed against each taxpayer.
Distribute collected taxes to governmental units and agencies.
Prepare plats showing the ownership and assessed valuation of each parcel of land in the county.
County Recorder
Full-Time Position
Why this Matters
County Recorders protect property rights, support public trust, and maintain the legal and historical records that keep local government and civil society functioning. Without them, there’d be no reliable way to track ownership or prove legal claims.
What You'll Do
Maintain permanent public records involving real estate, personal property, mortgages, liens, leases, and subdivisions
Maintain and preserve all legal documents affecting title to real property
Serve on the county commission on public records
County Assessor
Full-Time Position
Why this Matters
County Assessors matter because they ensure property taxes are based on fair, consistent valuations, which directly impact community funding and equity. Their work supports public services, legal processes, and the real estate economy.
What You'll Do
Certify assessed values to the county auditor
Serve as secretary of the county property tax board of appeals
Equalize assessments in the county
Township Trustee
Full-Time Position
Why this Matters
Township Trustees matter because they handle the nuts-and-bolts of local governance that directly affects residents’ daily lives. Their decisions shape public safety, infrastructure, land use, and how your local tax dollars are spent.
What You'll Do
Serve as the chief executive of the township
Manage the finances of the township
Administer township assistance
Maintain township records
Township Board Member
Part-Time Position