Matthew Wentz

Independent · Candidate for Summit County Surveyor · November 3, 2026

About this race

The county's elected land surveyor. Keeps the official record of land surveys and section corners and makes surveys of boundary lines when courts or landowners request them. In Indiana the surveyor also oversees the county's regulated drains and sits on the drainage board.

1 candidate ran for Summit County Surveyor in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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What party is Matthew Wentz?
Matthew Wentz is running as an Independent.
What does the Summit County Surveyor seat do?
The county's elected land surveyor. Keeps the official record of land surveys and section corners and makes surveys of boundary lines when courts or landowners request them. In Indiana the surveyor also oversees the county's regulated drains and sits on the drainage board.
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