Two more candidates filed to run in the April 4, 2023 Municipal General Election.
Jennifer Gore filed to run for a seat on the Mexico School Board of Education. Gore is the fourth candidate to …
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Two more candidates filed to run in the April 4, 2023 Municipal General Election.
Jennifer Gore filed to run for a seat on the Mexico School Board of Education. Gore is the fourth candidate to file this week. The three other people that have filed this week are Todd Yager, Dusty Blue, and Kelli Teel.
Johnny Clinton Loveless filed for a seat on the Mexico City Council. Loveless tells the Mexico Ledger that he has lived in Mexico for three years. He retired from law enforcement and previously lived in Tuscumbia, MO. Steve Haag filed for another term on the Mexico City Council earlier this week. There are two open seats.
Filing ends on Dec. 27, at 5 p.m.
