Boone County clerk candidates outline records, election and modernization priorities ahead of Nov. 3 election
On 2026-10-16 Current Publishing published profiles of the two candidates for Boone County clerk: incumbent Republican Lisa Bruder and Democratic challenger Monica White. Bruder highlighted her two decades of office experience and election integrity; White emphasized modernization, records accuracy/confidentiality and clearer public access.

On 2026-10-16 Current Publishing published profiles of the two candidates for Boone County clerk: incumbent Republican Lisa Bruder and Democratic challenger Monica White. Bruder said she is completing her fourth year as county clerk and described 20 years of hands-on experience in the clerk’s office; White, a small-business owner who moved to Boone County in 2023, said she brings 14-plus years of operations and leadership experience.
Both candidates framed their campaigns around similar themes but different approaches. Bruder identified honesty, integrity and hands-on, bipartisan service, and said her office will continue following state law on accessibility and transparency for court records and election information while keeping election integrity a top priority. White listed modern, accessible public service; accuracy and confidentiality in records management; and transparent, efficient administration — proposing workflow reviews, reduced bottlenecks, improved online guidance and documented election procedures.
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