here4good, candidates are not required to live in the district where they are running, unless they are elected, and then, they don't have to live there until the first day they take office. The Supervisor of Elections has nothing to investigate in that matter, prior to the newly elected taking office, and even after that.
Don't wait on newspapers to deliver the news. We live in a small town, and you should be closely connected to your community and active in local government, even if it is only through attending county meetings to see who is doing what. Newspapers get it wrong half the time and many have biased slants. Do your own personal study and it is easy enough to sort out the lies.