Primary elections for local, state, and national offices will be held in Iowa next Tuesday, June 2nd, and in Plymouth County, the only contested local primary election is in District 4 of the Board of Supervisors. KLEM is continuing our profiles of local candidates this week with Randy Kroksh, who’s running against incumbent supervisor Craig Anderson.
Born and raised in Akron, Kroksh previously taught vocational ag and FFA at Akron-Westfield for over twenty years, and has farmed on his family farm since college. Kroksh says he believes his educational and farm background would help him on the Board if elected.
Kroksh says he would help Plymouth County out in any way he can as a supervisor.
Kroksh says he would bring a “new face and a new mindset” as a supervisor.
Kroksh will run against incumbent Craig Anderson in the at-large Republican primary on June 2nd.
