Politics & Government
The Aug. 7 Primary: Who's In?
No real surprises for Bloomfield-area voters as the filing deadline passes. Let the campaigning begin!
The Aug. 7 primary picture is much clearer following Tuesday's filing deadline for candidates wishing to appear on the ballot. There were no real surprises for Bloomfield-area residents.
All seven members of the , including all three full-time elected officials, will run unopposed. Barring major turnout for a write-in candidate, Tuesday's deadline all but secured a shot in November at four-year terms for Supervisor Leo Savoie and Trustee Corinne Khederian, who were appointed to their positions late last year.
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Candidates for school board positions will file to appear on the general election ballot later this year. Judicial candidates had to meet a May 1 filing deadline. Candidates may also pursue running independent by collecting qualifying signatures or campaigning for write-in votes.
Local candidates include:
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Bloomfield Township Supervisor
- Leo Savoie (Republican - incumbent)
Bloomfield Township Clerk
- Jan Roncelli (Republican - incumbent)
Bloomfield Township Treasurer
- Dan Devine (Republican - incumbent)
Board Trustee (not more than four)
- Neal Barnett (Republican - incumbent)
- David Buckley (Republican - incumbent)
- Brian Kepes (Republican - incumbent)
- Corinne Khederian (Republican - incumbent)
Oakland County Commission District 12
- Shelley Goodman Taub (Republican - incumbent)
- Paul Secrest (Democrat)
Oakland County Commission District 13
- Marcia Gershenson (Democrat - incumbent)
- Al Zaparackas (Republican)
State Representative, 40th District
- Robert Lawrence (Republican)
- Michael McCready (Republican)
- David Potts (Republican)
- David Wolkinson (Republican)
- Dorian Coston (Democrat)
For more information including state- and county-wide candidates and proposals, visit oakgov.com.
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