Anthony Doldo will run for a seat on the county Legislature, he says today, making it official — we'd reported it already.

ICYMI, here's the running, to be updated list.

Here are the current legislators, their party, and whether they are running for re-election. Seats that are contested or open in November have been highlighted in bold.

District 1: Michael J. Docteur (Republican) (Running again)

District 2: Robert J. Thomas (Republican) (Running again)

District 3: Philip N. Reed, Sr. (Republican) (Running again)

District 4: Allen T. Drake (Democrat) (Running again)

District 5: Steven T. Harter (Republican) (Running for the first time)

District 6: Gino M. Zando (Republican) (Not running again)

District 7: Kent D. Burto (Republican) (Not running again)

District 8: James A. Nabywaniec (Republican) (Running again)

District 9: Barry M. Ormsby (Republican) (Running again)

District 10: Michael W. Behling (Republican) (Running again)

District 11: Robert D. Ferris (Republican) (Running again)

District 12: Carolyn D. Fitzpatrick (Republican) (Running again)

District 13: Scott A. Gray (Republican) (Running again)

District 14: Jennie M. Adsit (Republican) (Running again)

District 15: James St. Croix (Democrat) (Not running again)

Executive positions:

County treasurer: Karen Christie (Democrat)

County district attorney: Cindy F. Intschert (Republican)

Candidates for open seats

District 6: Jonathan Hirschey, Republican

District 7: Republican primary John D. Peck v. Robert Peluso

District 15: Anthony J. Doldo, Republican

Contested race

District 11: Robert D. Ferris (incumbent Republican) v. Ronald H. Cole (Democrat, challenger)

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