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Friday, April 20, 2018

One Week Left for Early Voting in the May FIrst Local Primaries

Early voting continues through Thursday, April 26 for the upcoming May First Republican and Democratic Primaries at the County Election Commission office in the Milo Lemmert building, the old Post Office on Main Street. 


Votes must choose either the Republican or the Democratic primary to vote in.  Most of the candidates appear on the Republican ballot including 7 candidates for County Mayor, 3 for Road Superintendent and 2 for Circuit Court Clerk. Sample ballots are below.

Most races will be decided by the primary voting and several have already been decided since only one candidate qualified.  Those with no competition include incumbent Sheriff Casey Cox, County Clerk Jule Bryson, and County Trustee Kim Tollet Wyatt.

Races decided by the primary include Circuit Court Clerk race and the Road Superintendent Race.

The winner of the Republican primary for County Mayor will face independent candidate Sandra Davis in the August County General Election.




The Democrat ballot only includes one race for the Registrar of Deeds with only incumbent Judy Graham Swallows on the ballot and she will retain her office with no other candidate qualifying. 

Voters are required to have a government-issued photo ID to be able to vote.

The ONLY Candidate with previous Mayoral
Experience: Doug Scarlett!
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Milo Lemmert Building where early voting
takes place.

Tuesday, April 10, 2018

Early Voting gets underway and continues through April 26 at the Election Commission office

Early voting starts at 8 AM and continues through April 26 for the May First Republican and Democratic Primaries.


Votes must choose either the Republican or the Democratic primary to vote in.  Most of the candidates are on the Republican ballot including 7 candidates for County Mayor, 3 for Road Superintendent and 2 for Circuit Court Clerk. Sample ballots are below.




The Democrat ballot only includes one race for the Registrar of Deeds with only incumbent Judy Graham Swallows on the ballot.

Voters are required to have a government-issued photo ID to be able to vote.

The ONLY Candidate with previous Mayoral
Experience: Doug Scarlett!
Paid Political Announcement
To find out more about Doug Scarlett


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the Play Store and Apple App Store! 
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Milo Lemmert Building where early voting
takes place.

Saturday, July 16, 2016

Early Voting continues through July 30 for August 4 election--Sample Ballots included

Early voting continues through noon on Saturday July 30 at the Milo Lemmert building across from the Cumberland County Courthouse at the Election Commission offices.
The Milo Lemmert Building is the location for early voting through July 30.  Hours are 8 to 5 Monday through Friday and 8 to Noon on Saturday. 

In addition to the Democrat and Republican primaries on State and Congressional Races there are county elections for the office of Property Assessor, several board of education seats and seats on the county commission.  

Democratic Primary sample ballot


Republican Primary sample Ballot

School Board races sample ballot

Property Assessor and County Commission sample ballot

In addition there are the names of 11 sitting justices and judges that votes can choose either to retain or replace on the ballot for appellate and supreme court seats. Those up for voter decisions include three Supreme Court at large justices Jeffery S. Bivins, Holly Kirby and Roger A. Page.  Appellate judges on the ballot include Kenny Armstrong, Brandon O. Gibson, Arnold B. Goldin, Robert H. Montgomery, Timothy L. Easter, Robert L. Holloway and J. Ross Dyer