Candidates

Sat., Sept. 10, 2011

The following people have declared their candidacy for contested council and mayoral races in Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls and Hayden:

Coeur d’Alene

City Council:

Seat 1

• Loren “Ron” Edinger (incumbent)

• Adam Graves

• James Hollingsworth

Seat 3

• Derec Aujay

• Dan Gookin

• Patrick “Mitch” Mitchell

• George Sayler

• Annastasia Somontes

Seat 5

• John Bruning (I)

• Steve Adams

• Amber Copeland

Post Falls

City Council:

Seat 1

• Kerri Thoreson (I)

• Jim Edgington

• Joe Bodman

Seat 3

• Scott Grant (I)

• Joe Malloy

Seat 5

• Skip Hissong

• Barry Rubin

Hayden mayor:

• Ronald McIntire (I)

• Nancy (Taylor) Lowery

• Richard Panabaker

Hayden

City Council:

Seat 1

• Kris LaMarr

• Tim Timmins

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