Rich Valley Township Town Clerk (McLeod County)

What this office does

The town or township's record-keeper. Keeps official records and the minutes of the town or township board and posts legal notices. Depending on the state, the clerk may also run local elections, handle township funds, issue licenses, collect taxes or vote on the board.

Candidates

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• Acoma Township Town Treasurer
• Bergen Township Town Supervisor Seat B
• City of Biscay Council Member
• City of Biscay Mayor
• City of Brownton Council Member
• City of Brownton Mayor
• City of Glencoe Council Member At Large
• City of Glencoe Council Member Precinct 2
• City of Glencoe Council Member Precinct 3
• City of Hutchinson Council Member Seat 1
• City of Hutchinson Council Member Seat 2
• City of Hutchinson Mayor
• City of Lester Prairie Council Member

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Quick answers

Who is running for Rich Valley Township Town Clerk (McLeod County) in 2026?

Pamela Odenbrett.

What does this office do?

The town or township's record-keeper. Keeps official records and the minutes of the town or township board and posts legal notices. Depending on the state, the clerk may also run local elections, handle township funds, issue licenses, collect taxes or vote on the board.

Who should I vote for in the Rich Valley Township Town Clerk (McLeod 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.