VALDOSTA —
• Lowndes T-SPLOST
Yes: 4,659 ... 34.27 percent
No: 8,936 ... 65.73 percent
• Solicitor General
Justin Cabral (R, incumbent): 4,659 ... 58.72 percent
Richard A. Wilkes (R): 3,275 ... 41.28 percent
Jason Cain (D): 3,168 ... 100 percent
• Probate Court Judge
Terri Adams (R, incumbent): 5,172 ... 61.51 percent
Tina Folsom (R): 3,236 ... 38.49 percent
• Superior Court Clerk
Beth Copeland Greene (R): 4,916 ... 61.06 percent
Amanda Seago O’Steen (R): 1,998 ... 24.82 percent
Tina M. Riggins (R): 1,137 ... 14.12 percent
• Sheriff
Chris Prine (D, incumbent): 3,857 ... 100 percent
J.D. Yeager (R): 5,429 ... 100 percent
• Tax Commissioner
Mary Nell Robertson (D, incumbent): 3,849 ... 100 percent
• Coroner
W.M. “Bill” Watson (D, incumbent): 2,300 ... 58.24 percent
Chris Gay (D): 1,649 ... 41.76 percent
• Surveyor
Robin N. Harris (R, incumbent): 6,881 ... 100 percent
• Tax Assessor Post 1
Doyle Kelly (D): 1,959 ... 51.68 percent
Robert Y. Dewar Jr. (D): 1,832 ... 48.32 percent
• Tax Assessor Post 2
W.G. Walker (D): 3,311 ... 100 percent
• Tax Assessor Post 3
Mike Hill (D): 3,291 ... 100 percent
• County Commission Chair
Bill Slaughter (R): 6,890 ... 100 percent
Gretchen Quarterman (D): 3,266 ... 100 percent
• County Commission District 1
Joyce Evans (D, incumbent): 1,796 ... 100 percent
• County Commission Super District 4
John Gates (R): 1,068 ... 59.96 percent
James Warren III (R): 807 ... 43.04 percent
Allen Lane (D): 1,115 ... 48.99 percent
Demarcus A. Marshall (D): 1,611 ... 51.01 percent
• County Commission Super District 5
Bill Tucker (R): 1,110 ... 19.56 percent
Jody T. Hall (R): 2,180 ... 38.42 percent
Adam Rassatt (R): 299 ... 5.27 percent
John P. Page (R): 2,085 ... 36.75 percent
Non-partisan offices:
• State Court Judge
John Kent Edwards Jr. (incumbent): 8,394 ... 65.7 percent
Sandra K. Guest: 4,375 ... 34.24 percent
• Lowndes County School Board 4
Jason Wisenbaker (incumbent): 1,026 99.32 percent
• Lowndes County School Board 5
David Clark (incumbent): 761 99.35 percent
• Lowndes County School Board 6
Philip L. Poole (incumbent): 806 ... 99.38 percent
• Lowndes County School Board 7
Fred Davis (incumbent): 890 ... 99.55 percent
As provisional ballots have not been counted, all results are not official until Friday, Aug. 6, when all ballots have been accounted.
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