Noblesville educator Joe Marcum has filed to run for the 29th district of the Indiana House of Representatives. He will face Republican incumbent Kathy Richardson.
Marcum is a 35-year career teacher of U.S. History in the Noblesville school system. He is also the former varsity volleyball coach at Noblesville High School. Marcum will be retiring at the end of the 2014 school year after 37 years in public education.
“I decided to run for the Indiana House to give the voters a moderate voice in the 29th district,” he stated. “I am a strong supporter of public education and hope to bring a common-sense approach to the issues that face our community and our state.”
Noon Feb. 7 was the filing deadline for the primary candidates. Races that will affect Noblesville voters include:
U.S. Representative – District 5
Susan Brooks (R)
Allen Davidson (D)
Shawn Denney (D)
David Ford (D)
David Stockdale (R)
State Representative – District 29
Joe Marcum (D)
Kathy Richardson (R)
Circuit Court Judge
Paul Felix (R)
Judge Superior Court 3
William Hughes (R)
Brian Poindexter (R)
Judge Superior Court 4
J. Richard Campbell (R)
Judge Superior Court 5
Wayne Sturtevant (R)
Prosecuting Attorney
D. Lee Buckingham III (R)
Hamilton County Clerk
Tammy (Clark) Baitz (R)
Rhonda Gary (R)
Hamilton County Recorder
Ray Ade (R)
Jennifer Hayden (R)
Hamilton County Sheriff
Mark Bowen (R)
Hamilton County Coroner
John R. Chalfin (R)
Roger Conn (R)
Hamilton County Assessor
Robin Ward (R)
Hamilton County Commissioner – District 1
Christine Altman (R)
Hamilton County Council – District 1
Andrew Dollard (R)
Fred Glynn (R)
Hamilton County Council – District 2
Amy Massillamany (R)
Hamilton County Council – District 3
Steve Schwartz (R)
Hamilton County Council – District 4
Paul Ayers (R)
Noblesville Township Trustee
Theresa Caldwell (R)
Tom Kenley (R)
Noblesville Township Board
Joe Arrowood (R)
Terry Busby (R)
Raymond Chappell (R)
James L. Cox (R)
David Mallery (R)
Peggy Pfister (R)
Jim Williams (R)
Wayne Township Trustee
Otto Berlin (R)
Diane Crim (R)
Wayne Township Board
Phil Belcher (R)
Scott McNamara (R)
