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County Auditor, Harrison County

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4 years
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Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The county auditor keeps the county's books, pays its bills and prepares property tax bills.

Terry L. Miller

Democratic

Retired; former Harrison County commissioner

The gist

  • Pledges to fix repeated State Board of Accounts audit findings
  • Supports a more user-friendly auditor's office
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  1. Pledges to fix repeated State Board of Accounts audit findings

    Incumbent Burdick faces Miller for HC Auditor (candidate profile)

    Candidate questionnaire · The Corydon Democrat · Aug 26, 2026 · madisoncourier.com

    “get the auditor's office running smoothly, efficiently and to rectify past State Board of Accounts write-ups”
  2. Supports a more user-friendly auditor's office

    Incumbent Burdick faces Miller for HC Auditor (candidate profile)

    Candidate questionnaire · The Corydon Democrat · Aug 26, 2026 · madisoncourier.com

    “I want the auditor's office to be user-friendly for county residents.”

Sara J. Burdick

RepublicanIncumbent

Harrison County Auditor

The gist

  • Pledges to resolve State Board of Accounts audit findings
  • Supports making county financial information easier to understand
More about Sara
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  1. Pledges to resolve State Board of Accounts audit findings

    Incumbent Burdick faces Miller for HC Auditor (candidate profile)

    Candidate questionnaire · The Corydon Democrat · Aug 26, 2026 · madisoncourier.com

    “Since taking office, I have been focused on resolving the various shortcomings identified by the State Board of Accounts in prior audits.”
  2. Supports making county financial information easier to understand

    Incumbent Burdick faces Miller for HC Auditor (candidate profile)

    Candidate questionnaire · The Corydon Democrat · Aug 26, 2026 · madisoncourier.com

    “I also want to strengthen communication among county offices and make financial information easier to understand.”

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