Republican Richwine, a retired IDNR conservation officer, won 60 percent of the vote over Paul Grandstaff, a former sheriff and current Pulaski County deputy sheriff. Richwine will succeed two-term sheriff Mike Gayer.

Krohn, also a Republican, won 61 percent of the vote over Democrat challenger John Plowman who is a member of the Winamac Town Council. Krohn will assume the seat being vacated by Tracey Shorter who did not seek re-election.

Powers, a Democrat, received 52 percent of the vote totals over her challenger, Republican Pam Chumley. She will take over the county council seat being vacated by her father, the retiring Ron Powers.

Daniel P. Murphy will be Pulaski County's new prosecuting attorney, a position he once held for many years. He was unopposed in the General Election.

Other county offices up for election, circuit court clerk, assessor, surveyor, coroner and three county council seats, were all won by incumbents who ran un-opposed.

In a contested township trustee race, Republican Michelle Schmicker was re-elected to her Monroe Township trustee post over challenger Larry Winter.

For the White Post Township board, Richard Brick (R), Patricia Tiede (R) and Jerry Beiswanger (D) were the winners for the three positions sought by four candidates.

Voters also elected Winamac Town Council members, various township positions and school board members for Eastern Pulaski, West Central and Culver schools - all of whom were unopposed.

The Pulaski County voting totals for major offices, by precinct, were as follows:

*Incumbent

Pulaski County Ballot