2 weeks Ago By SHAYLA ESCUDERO [email protected]
Two of the three Linn County Board of Commissioners seats are on the Nov. 5 ballot, with one contested race. A longtime Republican incumbent will face off against a Democrat challenger.
This is the space that will report the results as they come in, starting Tuesday night. Commissioner Roger Nyquist is seeking his seventh term in office and has held his seat since 2000. He is also a board member of Greater Albany Public Schools, owns bowling alley Lakeshore Lanes and is a lifelong Albany resident.
Challenger David Scranage of Halsey is a retired electrical engineer. Commissioner Sherrie Sprenger, a registered Republican is running unopposed for her second term as Linn County commissioner. She previously served as a state representative from 2008-2021.
Check back for updates. More Linn County news More mid-valley election coverage David Scranage will be running against longtime incumbent Roger Nyquist for Position 2 on the Linn County Board of Commissioners in the Nov. 5 General Election.
Shayla Escudero graduated University of Southern California with a Master of Science in Journalism. She covers Albany city hall and Linn County. She is passionate about telling people forward stories and shining a light on injustices.
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