I’m running for Boone County Clerk because the office must keep pace with the community it serves. Our communities deserve accurate records, dependable processes, and access to information that reflects how people live and work today. Thoughtful modernization, paired with strong compliance and people-centered leadership, is essential to maintaining public trust.
Monica’s Campaign Priorities
Ensure Boone County residents can access Clerk services and information easily, including clear online guidance, updated digital tools, and user-friendly processes that reduce confusion and unnecessary delays.
ACCESSIBLE, MODERN PUBLIC SERVICE
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Uphold the highest standards of accuracy, confidentiality, and record integrity while supporting systems that allow records to be managed, retrieved, and maintained efficiently in today’s digital environment.
ACCURATE RECORDS WITH MODERN SYSTEMS
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Improve how information is shared with the public by ensuring deadlines, procedures, and available services are communicated clearly, consistently, and in plain language both in person and online.
Transparency Through Clear Information
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Support responsible modernization that strengthens workflow, reduces bottlenecks, and allows the Clerk’s Office to meet growing demands without sacrificing compliance or reliability.
Operational Readiness for the Future
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Recognize that residents interact with the Clerk’s Office during important and often stressful moments, and ensure services are delivered with clarity, professionalism, and respect across both digital and in-person channels.
COMMUNITY-CENTERED ACCESS
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Experience That Protects Public Trust
Photo credit: Wildstyle Paschall (Feb 2026)About Monica LeIGH White
Monica White brings more than a decade of experience in compliance, governance, and operational leadership to her campaign for Boone County Clerk.
Her background spans human resources, government-aligned contract work, nonprofit executive leadership, and legislative advocacy. Throughout her career, she has built systems that are accurate, auditable, and accountable — always with the understanding that public-facing institutions must function with structure and integrity.
She has worked in highly regulated industries where documentation standards and confidentiality protocols were mandatory. The Clerk’s Office safeguards records that impact families, businesses, and legal outcomes. Monica has already operated in environments where accuracy and discretion were non-negotiable.
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Served in support of Centers of Wellness for Urban Women, an organization that empowers women and families in urban communities to take action in their health and well-being through education, advocacy, prevention, and care.
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Completed the Leadership United program through United Way of Central Indiana, a board leadership development initiative equipping corporate and community leaders to serve effectively on nonprofit boards across Central Indiana.
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Completed a board internship with Firefly Children & Family Alliance, a longstanding Indiana nonprofit providing child abuse prevention, home-based services, youth placement, and recovery support to strengthen families and communities.
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Selected as a member of the inaugural AdvocacyWorks cohort through the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus Education Foundation, receiving advanced advocacy and legislative leadership training under the mentorship of Rep. Robin Shackleford.
Every volunteer hour and every vote makes a difference.
April 6, 2026: Voter registration closes (Primary)
April 7, 2026: Early voting begins (Primary)
May 5, 2026: Primary Election Day
WHAT DOES THE COUNTY CLERK DO?
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The County Clerk manages official county records, oversees court filings, and ensures that legal processes run smoothly. This office serves as a central hub for residents, attorneys, and local government, keeping important information accurate and accessible.
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The Clerk helps coordinate elections, maintain voter registration data, and ensure all election procedures are conducted securely and transparently. This role is essential for protecting the integrity of local voting in Boone County.
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Residents can access court records, file legal documents, request marriage licenses, and obtain certified public records. The office acts as a resource for individuals, families, and community organizations navigating administrative processes.
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A well-run Clerk’s Office ensures that county operations are reliable and transparent. Accurate recordkeeping and efficient administrative systems help residents trust that legal, civic, and public services are handled responsibly.
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Modernizing processes, enhancing accessibility, and adopting user-friendly systems can make interactions with the Clerk’s Office faster, clearer, and more convenient. Strong administration ensures residents get the support they need without disruption.
MONICA’s VISION FOR THE CLERK’S OFFICE:
STREAMLINED TECHNOLOGY
Implement user-friendly online services and digital tools that make accessing records and information easier than ever before.
ENHANCED TRANSPARENCY
Increase communication with residents through regular updates, clear information, and responsive customer service.
ELECTION INTEGRITY
Guarantee secure, accessible elections with robust safeguards and expanded voting options for all eligible Boone County voters.