2019 is a local election year in Ada school district
This is an election year for voters in the Ada school district.
On the Nov. 5 ballot will be candidates for Ada mayor, two council seats, three Ada school board seats, and one Liberty Township trustee.
In partisan races, a primary run-off takes place only when more than one person files petitions with a political party designation for the office. Persons filing as independents are not on the primary ballot. Filing deadlines for various offices follow:
• Ada mayor
Feb. 6 for candidates registered with a political party
May 6 for candidates filing as independents
• Ada council
Feb. 6 for candidates registered with a political party
May 6 for candidates filing as independents
• Ada school board
Aug. 7 for candidates
Persons holding the seats expiring Dec. 31 that will be on the ballot follow:
Mayor
David Retterer (R), 232 Hays Ave.
Council
Catherine Cole, 301 S. Johnson St.
Kenneth Lauria (D), 301 S. Johnson St., (appointed)
Liberty Township – non-partisan
Jeffrey Acheson, 1077 TR 25
School board – non-partisan
Ronald Fleming, 2860 TR 35
Matthew Gossman, 5613 CR 44
Amy Mullins, 4697 SR 235
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Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
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