Gothenburg teen files for mayoral race

For the upcoming election cycle, a Gothenburg teen is adding his name to the mayoral ballot.

February 8, 2022Updated: February 8, 2022
News Channel NebraskaBy News Channel Nebraska

GOTHENBURG, Neb. -- For the upcoming election cycle, a Gothenburg teen is adding his name to the mayoral ballot.

Patrick Moore is currently a senior at Gothenburg High School.

After school on Monday, Moore submitted his name to the Dawson County Clerk.

He is currently the only name on the ballot, according to the clerk.

Moore said his campaign is rooted in change for the residents of Gothenburg, whether that be minor or major.

“I have been urging community members to share what things need to be changed,” Moore told news partner KNOP. “I really want people to know, whether I am young or 50, I treat everything equally. I don’t want them to stand behind me or think I am trying to lead them. I am trying to stand with them and do what’s best for them.”

Incumbent Joyce Hudson has until February 15 to file. Other potential candidates have until March 1.

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