Minnesota and North Dakota Voter's Guide

Forum Communications Co., in collaboration with the League of Women Voters of Minnesota and of North Dakota, is providing this voter guide to help keep you informed ahead of the 2024 election.

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Hammond City Clerk - Treasurer

The city clerk keeps all of the city's records, such as minutes from meetings of the city council. The city clerk also keep copies of the city's laws and often are in charge of conducting the city's elections. Sometimes the position is combined with city treasurer. The city treasurer is responsible for properly handling and accounting for the city's funds. These duties include not only handling any money or checks, but also keeping thorough records of financial transactions.

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    Janice Domke
    (NP)

Biographical Information

Why are you the best candidate to serve voters? (500 characters)

What is the top change, if any, you would work for during your term in office? (500 characters)

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I have already served the citizens of Hammond since 2008, and since 2016 as Clerk/Treasurer. I continue to seek ways to save the city money and simplify our processes.
Finding and grooming someone to eventually run as Clerk/Treasurer.
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