Green County board members who did not file non-candidacy papers:
• Dist. 1, Dennis Everson
• Dist. 2, Timothy Davis
• Dist. 3, John Glynn
• Dist. 4, Randall Iverson
• Dist. 5, Jerry Guth
• Dist. 6, Michael Furgal
• Dist. 7, Dennis Dalton
• Dist. 8, Sue Disch
• Dist. 9, Richard Thoman
• Dist. 10, Mary Alice Hart
• Dist. 11, Oscar Olson
• Dist. 12, Patrick Davis
• Dist. 13, Harvey Mandel
• Dist. 14, Gary Davis
• Dist. 15, Kenneth Hodgson
• Dist. 16, Sherri Fiduccia
• Dist. 17, Art Carter
• Dist. 18, Steve Stettler
• Dist. 19, Allen Benzschawel
• Dist. 20, Barb Krattiger
• Dist. 21, Ron Wolter
• Dist. 22, Cal Wickline
• Dist. 23, Russ Torkelson
• Dist. 24, Harvey Kubly
• Dist. 25, Joseph Cousin
• Dist. 26, Cathy Cryor Burgweger
• Dist. 27, Ron Syse
• Dist. 28, Lloyd Lueschow
• Dist. 30, Ray Francois
• Dist. 31, Herb Hanson
None of the 30 members filed papers of non-candidacy, according to the Green County clerk's office.
Any candidate who didn't intend to run had to file papers declaring they wouldn't be a candidate by 5 p.m. Dec. 28.
District 29, which was represented by Craig Foreback until October when he moved out of the county, doesn't have a board representative.
In Lafayette County, board member Rick Moyer, who represents District 14, filed papers of non-candidacy, according to the Lafayette County Clerk's office.
Moyer represents wards 2 and 3 in Shullsburg.
Anyone who wants to run for county board in either Green or Lafayette counties has until 5 p.m. Jan. 5 to return nomination papers.
Nomination papers can be picked up at each counties' clerk's office.