Calhoun school board incumbent Burl Simers has filed for another term on the Calhoun County Board of Education.
He joins Ralph Cunningham, also an incumbent, who has filed.
The last day for filing is next Saturday, January 31.
Residents Who Have Filed:
Jason Nettles (Democrat) for Assessor
Matthew Minney (Democrat) for Prosecutor
Richard Kirby (Democrat) for County Clerk
Carl Ballengee (Democrat) and Jeff Smith (Democrat) for Sheriff
Shelia Garretson (Democrat) and Larry Robinson (Democrat) for Circuit Clerk
Teresa Robinson (Democrat) and Rick Postalwait (Democrat) for Magistrate (two
to be elected)
Bob Weaver (Democrat) for County Commission
Delegate Bill Stemple (Democrat) for House of Delegates is expected to file with
the Secretary of State.
Ralph Cunningham (non-partisan) for Board of Education (two to be elected)
Two school board members are to be elected, with only two board members from
each district allowed to serve. Two candidates will be eligible to be elected from
Sherman and Washington District this cycle. One candidate can be elected from
Sheridan, Lee and Center Districts.
Only Sheridan, Lee or Washington District citizens can file for the open position
for county commissioner.
The deadline for filing will be January 31.
FILING FEES:
Prosecutor ($38,500) filing fee $385
County Clerk ($35,200) filing fee $352
Circuit Clerk ($35,200) filing fee $352
Sheriff ($31,900) filing fee $319
Magistrate ($33,625) filing fee $336
County Commission $(16,500) filing fee $165
School Board (two positions) filing fee $25
Surveyor - filing fee $10
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