The Highland County Board of Elections released the candidates and issues that will appear on the May 2 Highland County Primary/Special Election ballot.
Herbert Day will run as a Republican for mayor Hillsboro against incumbent Charles “Justin” Harsha, also a Republican.
Dawson Barreras will run as a Republican for Hillsboro City Auditor against recently-appointed Republican auditor Patty Day.
Randalyn Worley, a Republican, will appear on the ballot unopposed for Hillsboro law director.
Kathryn Hapner, a Republican, will run for judge of Hillsboro Municipal Court against the current judge William Randolph, a Republican who was appointed to file the unexpired term of David McKenna.
Three issues were filed for the ballot.
A local option for precinct 78 (Paint Southwest) was included for Beechwood Pizza to allow Sunday sales of alcohol.
The village of Greenfield has proposed an ordinance for a gas aggregation program to reduce natural gas utility prices.
The city of Hillsboro has proposed an ordinance to participate in an aggregation program to reduce electricity prices.
Reach John Hackley at 937-402-2571.
