Early voting begins for pair of elections
Early voting in Georgia’s Presidential Preference Primary (PPP) and the Cleveland mayor special election kicked off Monday, March 2, and continues through Friday, March 20.
Early voting in Georgia’s Presidential Preference Primary (PPP) and the Cleveland mayor special election kicked off Monday, March 2, and continues through Friday, March 20.
The two Cleveland mayoral candidates had a chance to appeal to voters last week in a forum before early voting started this week for the special election.
Several races are shaping up for state and federal offices, including two White County residents who joined the District 10 race for State House.
by Stephanie Hill and Wayne Hardy
It’s election season – but at this moment that means a few different things.
Carol Jackson has added her name to the list of declared candidates for White County probate judge.
Time is running out to register as a voter for the March 24 Presidential Preference Primary (PPP), as well a special election for Cleveland mayor.
White County appears set to have a new state representative after 2020.
State Rep. Terry Rogers (R-Clarkesville), who represents White County in House District 10, announced Monday morning he would not seek re-election this year.
State Rep. Matt Gurtler, whose district includes part of White County, plans to run for Congress.