The offices of chancery clerk, coroner, supervisors in districts three and four, and sheriff will all be contested during the 2019 Calhoun County elections.
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Five county offices contested in this year’s elections
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Senate district eight race drawing lots of candidates; Grist running for Transportation Commissioner
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The race to succeed Calhoun County’s state senator Russell Jolly is drawing a crowded field this far.
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Hubbard qualifies to run for Pittsboro mayor
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Alderwoman and Vice-Mayor Cindy Hubbard is the first to qualify for the special election to become the next mayor of Pittsboro.
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Few challengers thus far as qualifying enters final month
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Exactly one month remains to qualify for this year’s elections and thus far there are few challengers jumping in.
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Special election set for Pittsboro mayor
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Qualifying has begun for a March 5 special election to see who will succeed the late Reda Bullard as the next mayor in Pittsboro.
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District Three Supervisor remains only contested race thus far
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All Calhoun County incumbents have qualified to seek re-election thus far with only one contested race thus far.
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More than a dozen have already qualified for Calhoun County elections
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Qualifying began today for 2019 Calhoun County elections. Those entering races this far are:
Qualifying for next year’s county elections opens Jan. 2
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Election qualifying for all county offices opens Jan. 2 and will continue until March 1.
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Hyde-Smith, Little win in Tuesday’s runoff election
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U.S. Sen. Cindy-Hyde Smith carried Calhoun County with 66% of the vote and won statewide with 54% in her race against Mike Espy in Tuesday's runoff.
U.S. Senate, Chancery Judge on Nov. 27 runoff ballot
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Calhoun County voters will return to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 27 to help decide two races that advanced to runoff.
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