Marion County’s Sample Ballot Shows a Write-In Line. It Does Not Name Carroll.
Read the County Judge write-in line.
The county’s precincts 1 and 2 sample ballot names LaFleur and includes a blank write-in line. That is separate from an accepted write-in declaration or qualified-candidate roster.
Marion County has linked November 3 sample ballots from its election page. RepWatchr reviewed the two-page sample for precincts 1 and 2 on September 29.
The County Judge section appears on page 2. It lists Leward J. LaFleur as Republican and provides a separate blank line labeled for a write-in response. Dina Carroll’s name is not printed in that section.
What that establishes
The county-published sample shows how that contest is presented in the reviewed precincts. It is useful evidence of the sample ballot’s contents. It does not report a vote count or an election outcome.
What remains missing
A blank write-in line does not identify every qualified write-in candidate. Carroll’s posted campaign-treasurer appointment is a separate record. RepWatchr has not acquired the accepted write-in declaration or qualified-write-in roster for this desk.
That gap should stay visible. It is not a finding that Carroll failed to qualify, and a campaign statement alone does not close it.
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RepWatchr story: Marion County’s Sample Ballot Shows a Write-In Line. It Does Not Name Carroll. Why it matters: The county’s precincts 1 and 2 sample ballot names LaFleur and includes a blank write-in line. That is separate from an accepted write-in declaration or qualified-candidate roster. Receipt: Source review needed before amplification. Source file: https://www.repwatchr.com/news/marion-county-sample-ballot-record-check-2026-09-29