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Hurricane City Council

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The council adopts Hurricane's budget and ordinances and sets municipal fees and taxes.

On the HURRICANE CITY BALLOT section of Putnam County's sample ballot (Precincts 5, 7, 8, 9, 42, 44 and 45); municipal races print no party. Council members are elected at large (Vote For Not More Than FIVE).

Matt Arrowood

No party listed

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No documented position found.

Corey Sergent

No party listed

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No documented position found.

Becky Richmond

No party listed

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No documented position found.

Ryan Wheeler

No party listedIncumbent

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No documented position found.

Marshall D. Ginn

No party listedIncumbent

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No documented position found.

Jody William Ogle

No party listedIncumbent

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No documented position found.

Michael P Black

No party listedIncumbent

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No documented position found.

C. D. Caldwell

No party listedIncumbent

Hurricane

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  • Supports expanding internships and registered apprenticeships.
  • Supports a post-graduation pathway for every high school senior.
  • Supports investment in career and technical education.
More about C.
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  1. Supports expanding internships and registered apprenticeships.

    About, Caldwell For House

    Campaign website · Caldwell for House · caldwell4the21st.com

    “Creating internships and registered apprenticeships needs to be put on the forefront”
  2. Supports a post-graduation pathway for every high school senior.

    About, Caldwell For House

    Campaign website · Caldwell for House · caldwell4the21st.com

    “All students need to be on a pathway during their senior year of Employed, Enrolled or Enlisted.”
  3. Supports investment in career and technical education.

    About, Caldwell For House

    Campaign website · Caldwell for House · caldwell4the21st.com

    “Career and Technical Education investment is paramount to the future success of our area and state”

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