Caucus Information for Corydon Town Council District 3 Vacancy

The Harrison County Republican Central Committee will caucus on Wednesday, March 11, at 7:00 p.m. at the Corydon Town Hall for the purposes of filling the vacancy for District 3 on the Corydon Town Council created by the resignation of Les Rhoads, who has resigned to spend more time enjoying his retirement.

Only precinct committee members from the Town of Corydon may vote in this caucus. Precinct vice committee members may vote as proxies for their absent precinct committee member.

Voting will be by private ballot and will continue until one candidate has reached a majority of the precinct committee members and proxies that are present.

Indiana law empowers the county chairman to break a tie if one exists.

Once the caucus has selected who will fill the vacancy, the county chairman will certify the result to the Circuit Court Clerk.

Individuals interested in seeking the vacancy must file a written declaration of candidacy (CEB-5 form) with Harrison County Republican Party Chairman Scott Fluhr no later than 72 hours before the caucus, in this case by Sunday, March 8 at 7:00 p.m. Individuals interested in seeking the District 3 Corydon Town Council position can contact him via email address on the right. The necessary forms are available from the Circuit Court Clerk's office or via the aforementioned email address.

Individuals interested in seeking the vacancy must also reside within District 3, the boundaries of which are shown below in light green:

Caucus Information for Corydon Town Council District 1 Vacancy

The Harrison County Republican Central Committee will caucus on Wednesday, February 18, at 7:00 p.m. at the Corydon Town Hall for the purposes of filling the vacancy for District 1 on the Corydon Town Council created by the resignation of Hope Schneider, who has resigned to have more time to care for her aging parents.

Only precinct committee members from the Town of Corydon may vote in this caucus. Precinct vice committee members may vote as proxies for their absent precinct committee member.

Voting will be by private ballot and will continue until one candidate has reached a majority of the precinct committee members and proxies that are present.

Indiana law empowers the county chairman to break a tie if one exists.

Once the caucus has selected who will fill the vacancy, the county chairman will certify the result to the Circuit Court Clerk.

Individuals interested in seeking the vacancy must file a written declaration of candidacy (CEB-5 form) with Harrison County Republican Party Chairman Scott Fluhr no later than 72 hours before the caucus, in this case by Sunday, February 15 at 7:00 p.m. Individuals interested in seeking the District 1 Corydon Town Council position can contact him via email address on the right. The necessary forms are available from the Circuit Court Clerk's office or via the aforementioned email address.

Individuals interested in seeking the vacancy must also reside within District 1, the boundaries of which are shown below in light blue:

Meet the Candidates

The Harrison County Republican Party will celebrate Presidents Day on Monday, February 16, with a “meet and greet” with GOP candidates at 7 p.m. at the Corydon Cinemas, 2025 Edsel Lane NW.

The event is free to attend and open to the public. Cookies, coffee, and punch will be provided.

We hope to see you there!

February Breakfast

Join us at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, February 7, for our monthly GOP breakfast at the Harrison County Government Center in Corydon.

Our program for this month's breakfast will be a state legislative update on the General Assembly in Indianapolis. State Senator Gary Byrne will give an update and then will answer your questions.

Breakfast is free, though free will donations will be accepted.

We hope to see you there!

December GOP Breakfast

Join us at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, December 13, for our monthly GOP breakfast at the Harrison County Government Center in Corydon.

Please note there will be no breakfast in November.

We will be joined by Indiana State Comptroller Elise Nieshalla.

Elise will discuss her work improving the office (which used to be called the State Auditor) and Indiana's stellar record of fiscal responsibility under conservative Republican leadership.

Elise's office is responsible for state and local government accounting, dispersing funds to local and state government entities, the state's fiscal transparency portal website, and many other important tasks. She's very passionate about America's fiscal situation with spending and deficits. Elise will also take your questions.

It's sure to be a very informative morning!

Breakfast is free, though free will donations will be accepted.

October GOP Breakfast

Join us at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 11, for our monthly GOP breakfast at the Harrison County Government Center in Corydon.

We will be joined by Indiana State Treasurer Daniel Elliott.

Daniel will discuss his work improving the State Treasurer’s office, ending Hoosier taxpayer ties to “woke” investments, and working to combat cyber threats to state and local governments. He will also take your questions.

It's sure to be a very informative morning!

Breakfast is free, though free will donations will be accepted.

We hope to see you there!