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Candidate intro: Carrie Smith, running for Henderson County Clerk

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(Each candidate who has officially filed to run for a seat in the 2026 primary has been sent a form to fill out and return to the Hendersonian.)

Name: Carrie Smith

Party: Republican

Age: 54

Education: Graduated from Henderson County High School, Took classes at Henderson Community College and University of Evansville

Professional experience: Worked in customer service for 8 years at Ohio Valley National Bank (Now Field and Main Bank); Currently have worked 21 years at the Henderson County Clerk Office. Served the public as a Motor Vehicle Deputy Clerk for 7 years, worked as the Bookkeeper for 11 years while assisting the Elections Deputy and then took over the Election Deputy Position in 2022.

Current occupation: Currently work as the Election Deputy for the last 3 years.

Family: Husband, Danny Smith; One adult daughter, Ellie  

Why did you decide to run for this office?

 I’m running because this community is my home, and I believe in serving it well. After 21 years working in the office, I have the knowledge and experience to continue serving the citizens of Henderson with integrity and excellence.

Why do you believe you are the best choice for this seat?

I have 21 years of experience working in the Clerk’s Office and I believe I am the best candidate for Henderson County. I know the value of friendly customer service and treating people with respect. I believe in fair elections, and I take pride in making sure our process is honest, secure and well-run. I am committed to continuing the great work we do at the Clerk’s office.

What are your top priorities for the next term, if elected?

If elected, my top priorities will be to deliver excellent customer service and communication to the citizens of Henderson County and to protect the integrity of our Elections. My goal is to ensure that every service we provide is smooth and efficient for our customers.

A final brief statement to support your candidacy.

It would be my honor to serve as the next Henderson County Clerk. I love Henderson and look forward to the opportunity of serving the citizens of this community. I humbly ask for your vote in the 2026 Election.

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