Cumberland County voters will make their voices heard Thursday, August 2 as they choose a new County Mayor, confirm Courthouse offices and choose County Commission and Board of Education members.
In early voting, some 6,478 ballots were cast in person or by mail. Click or tap this link to download a full sample ballot PDF file from the Cumberland County Election Commission.
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The polls will be open in Cumberland County from 7 AM to 7 PM on Thursday, August 2 at the regular polling locations across the county. Give your self extra time as the 127 Yard Sale is going on as well on voting day.
The two candidates for Cumberland County Mayor include Allen Foster, a current member of the County Commission who won the Republican Primary in May and Sandra Davis, an independent who has been a school teacher since 1975 and small business operator in Cumberland County.
Single Candidates for county offices include Sheriff Casey Cox, Circuit Court Clerk candidate Jessica Burgess, County Clerk Jule Bryson, Register of Deeds Judy Graham Swallows, Road Superintendent Scott Blaylock and County Trustee Kim Wyatt. All the candidates with no opposition are incumbents except Mrs. Burgess who on the primary after incumbent Larry Sherrill decided not to run.
A full list of the candidates for the County Commission and Board of Education are below.
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In addition to the County elections primaries for both the Republican and Democratic parties are on the ballot for statewide races and for US House of Representatives and US Senator.
Republican primary candidates for Governor include Diane Black, Randy Boyd, Beth Harwell, Bill Lee, Basil Marceau, Sr. and Kay White.
Democratic primary candidates for Governor include Karl Dean, Craig Fitzhugh, and Mezianne Vale-Payne.
Candidates for US Senator on the Republican Ticket include Marsha Blackburn and Aaron Petigrew. Democratic Candidates are Phil Bredesen Gary Davis and John Wolf.
For the 6th District US Congressional Seat, the candidates include Dawn Barlow, Christopher Martin Finley, Peter Hefernan and Merrilee Wineinger on the Democratic ticket with Bob Crolew, Judd Matheny, Christopher Brian Monday, John Rose and “Uturn Laverne” Vivio on the Republican side.
State Senate candidates for the 15th District are incumbent Paul Bailey for the Republicans and Angela Hedgecoth for the Democrats.
One candidate appears on each ticket for the 25th District State House seat, incumbent Cameron Sexton Republican and Anne F. Quillen on the Democratic ticket.
Two candidates from each County Commission District will be elected to the Commission and one candidate from each of the odd-numbered BOE districts will be elected.
Candidates for First District Commissioner
Christopher D. Coleman
R. J. Crawford
Chad Norris
Sue Ann York (incumbent)
Second District Co. Commissioner
Kyle Davis
Nancy Hyder (incumbent)
Third District Co. Commissioner
Mitchell L Jenkins
John Peaslee
Rebecca H.Stone (incumbent)
Darrell G. Threet
Fourth District Co. Commissioner
Gary L. Adams
Joe Dunn
Jane Franklin
David H. Gibson (incumbent)
Charles Seiber
Fifth District Co. Commissioner
Jack Davis (incumbent)
Terry Lowe (incumbent)
Sixth District Co. Commissioner
Clifford H. Segar
Michael E. Speich
Wendell W. Wilson (Incumbent)
Seventh District Co. Commissioner
Mark Baldwin
Jerry Cooper
Elbert Farley (incumbent)
Michael J. Hamby
Roy Turner (incumbent)
Eighth District Co. Commissioner
Jim Blalock
Deborah Holbrook
Darrell Wyatt
Ninth District Co. Commissioner
Carl MacLeod
John L. Patterson Jr. (incumbent)
Board of Education Races
BOE First District
Jim Inman
BOE Third District
Shirley French Parris (incumbent)
Jay Wright
BOE Fifth District
Tony Brock
BOE Seventh District
James Davis
Tom Delk
Rebecca Hamby
BOE Ninth District
Stace KargeAretie G. Patterson (incumbent)
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