Evansville Township Town Supervisor Seat B (Douglas County)

What this office does

A member of the town (township) board of supervisors, usually three members serving staggered terms, which governs the township. It handles town affairs not assigned to other officers: approves spending and contracts, manages town roads and property and can pass some ordinances.

Candidates

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• Alexandria Township Town Supervisor Seat B
• Alexandria Township Town Supervisor Seat C
• Brandon Township Town Supervisor Seat A
• Carlos Township Town Clerk
• Carlos Township Town Supervisor Seat C
• City of Alexandria Council Member Ward 1
• City of Alexandria Council Member Ward 2
• City of Alexandria Council Member Ward 4
• City of Brandon Council Member
• City of Brandon Mayor
• City of Carlos Council Member
• City of Carlos Mayor
• City of Carlos Special Election for Council Member
• City of Evansville Council Member
• City of Evansville Mayor
• City of Forada Council Member

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Quick answers

Who is running for Evansville Township Town Supervisor Seat B (Douglas County) in 2026?

Kyle Weets.

What does this office do?

A member of the town (township) board of supervisors, usually three members serving staggered terms, which governs the township. It handles town affairs not assigned to other officers: approves spending and contracts, manages town roads and property and can pass some ordinances.

Who should I vote for in the Evansville Township Town Supervisor Seat B (Douglas County) race?

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When is the election?

The general election was Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Counts are unofficial until each state certifies its results over the following weeks; your state or county election office has the official results.