JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
Vote for one (three candidates)
This race is bipartisan. During the primaries, registered Democrats and Republicans may chose from among all the candidates. The winner of the Republican primary and the winner of the Democratic primary will each be a candidate in the general election. If the same person wins both primaries, that person will be the only one listed on the November ballot.
Shane Mattingly
George R. Sparling
Michael Stamm
COUNTY COMMISSIONER CANDIDATES
Vote for one in each district and vote for one in the president’s race, which is an at-large seat.
PRESIDENT
Democratic Candidates
Merl Evans
Michael Hewitt
Jack Russell
Republican Candidates
Joseph B. Bush Sr.
Dennis Jack Hubscher
COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1
Democratic Candidates
Elfreda Talbert Mathis (unopposed in primary)
Republican Candidates
Kenny Dement (unopposed in primary)
COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 2
Democratic Candidates
Tom Mattingly (unopposed in primary)
Republican Candidates
Ken Carkhuff (unopposed in primary)
COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3
Democratic Candidates
Joe St. Clair Democratic candidate (unopposed in primary)
Republican Candidates
Larry Jarboe Republican (unopposed in primary)
COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 4
Democratic Candidates
Dan Raley (unopposed in primary and unopposed in general election)
Richard D. Fritz Republican (unopposed in primary and unopposed in general election)
Democratic Candidates (two candidates, select one)
Kevin Darryl Somerville
David Zylak
Republican Candidates
Tim Cameron (unopposed in primary)
Jannette Norris (unopposed in primary and unopposed in general election)
Dianne B. McWilliams (unopposed in primary and unopposed in general election)
Democratic Candidates (Four candidates, vote for three)
Russ Cullins
Linda R. Dean
Jenks Mattingly
Charles Ridgell
Republican Candidates
Dalton Wood, Jr. (unopposed in primary)
Democratic Candidates
Joanie W. Williams (unopposed in primary)
Republican Candidates
Sandra Bailey Redden (unopposed in primary)
CANDIDATES FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION
This race is non-partisan During the primaries, registered voters (all parties and independents) may chose from among all the candidates in each district. The two who get the most votes in the primary for each district will be in the general election. M
