Election information: Candidates who have, so far, received packets


Published/Last Modified on Thursday, March 20, 2008 3:06 PM MDT


The following are people who have filed initial paperwork with the Cochise County Elections Office so that they can run for office later this year. To be listed in this list, they must have filed a candidate information sheet and either a $500 threshold exemption statement, meaning they won’t spend over $500 on their campaign, or a statement of organization, which means they plan to spend more than $500 on their campaign and have formed a campaign organization. To officially become a candidate, they must file petitions with the County Elections Office by June 4. The Daily Dispatch plans to periodically run a list  of people who have pulled packets to run so that area residents can see who the candidates may be.


Superior Court

Judge Division 4

• Roger H. Contreras, Republican

• John F. Kelliher Jr., Republican

• Mark A Suagee, Democrat

• Ann R. Littrell, Democrat

Superior Court

Judge Division 5

 • James L. Conlogue, Democrat

Board of Supervisors,      District 1

• Pat Call, Republican

Board of Supervisors,     District 2

• Harvey Allen, Republican

• Ann English, Democrat

• Charles Flanagan, Democrat

• Joe/Jose Green/Verde, Democrat

• Matthew Alan “Matt” Cook, non-partisan

Board of Supervisors, District 3

• Richard R. Searle, Republican

• Sharon Thomas, Democrat

County assessor

• Philip S. Leiendecker, Democrat

County attorney

• Edward G. Rheinheimer, Republican

County recorder

• Christine Rhodes, Democrat

County school

superintendent

• Trudy Berry, Republican

County sheriff

• Norman (Norm) K. Bradley, Democrat

• Bill Cloud, Republican

• Larry Dever, Republican

County treasurer

• Marsha Bonham, Democrat

Sierra Vista City Council (non-partisan)

• Dot Greener

• Craig Johnson

• Trenton Johnson

• Rick Mueller

Source: Cochise County elections Web site; City of Sierra Vista

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