Scott E. Hallock

About this race

Elected board of a publicly owned utility district that supplies electricity (and in some districts water or natural gas) to its area. The board, chosen by the district's voters, sets the rates customers pay and manages the district's finances and operations.

1 candidate ran for KBR Rural Public Power District - Keya Paha Subdivision (Keya Paha County) in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Only voters in this district.

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What does the KBR Rural Public Power District - Keya Paha Subdivision seat do?

Elected board of a publicly owned utility district that supplies electricity (and in some districts water or natural gas) to its area. The board, chosen by the district's voters, sets the rates customers pay and manages the district's finances and operations.

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