John Pries

Candidate for Olmsted County Soil and Water Supervisor District 3 · November 3, 2026

About this race

Soil & Water Conservation District board: promotes conservation of soil, water and natural resources, often working with farmers and landowners on conservation programs.

2 candidates ran for Olmsted County Soil and Water Supervisor District 3 in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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What does the Olmsted County Soil and Water Supervisor District 3 seat do?
Soil & Water Conservation District board: promotes conservation of soil, water and natural resources, often working with farmers and landowners on conservation programs.
Who is John Pries running against?
James Tully, for Olmsted County Soil and Water Supervisor District 3.
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