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One qualifies for Walton County BOE Dist. 5
Published July 2, 2006
WALTON COUNTY — There could be one vacant post on the county Board of Education next year unless someone wages a write-in campaign.
That’s because only a Loganville woman filed to run as an independent candidate for the BOE’s District 5 post by Friday’s 12 p.m. deadline.
Teresa Jane Nay, 44, of Loganville, a unit marketing director for Chick-fil-A, will run in District 5 to replace Andy Camp who, in April, decided not to run.
Current school board member Kirklyn Dixon did not qualify to run for re-election, according to Walton County Board of Elections documents.
Now someone must step up and wage a write-in campaign for the District 1 post to be decided in the November election by filing “a copy of this notice with an affidavit stating that the notice has been published must be filed with the [Walton County Board of Elections Office in the Walton County Government Building] no later than Sept. 11,” according to county board of elections documents.
If no one wants to run via the write-in option, county schools Superintendent Dr. Tim Lull may choose to appoint someone to the seat that could be vacated Dec. 31, according to county Board of Elections officials.
If Lull does not appoint someone, the seat will remain vacant until a March 20 special election.
However, county voters will be asked to cast ballots for numerous races on Primary Day, July 18.
The races are as follows:
Republican
Governor
vote for one
Ray McBerry
Sonny Perdue (incumbent)
Lieutenant governor
vote for one
Casey Cagle
Ralph Reed
Secretary of state
vote for one
Charlie Bailey
Karen Handel
Eric Martin
Bill Stephens
Attorney general
Perry McGuire
Commissioner of
agriculture
vote for one
Gary Black
Robert Hampton “Bob” Greer
Brian Kemp
Deanna Strickland
Commissioner of
insurance
John W. Oxendine (incumbent)
State school
superintendent
vote for one
Danny J. Carter
Kathy Cox (incumbent)
Commissioner of labor
vote for one
Brent Brown
Chuck Scheid
Public service
commissioner
(to succeed David L. Burgess)
vote for one
Chuck Eaton
Mark Parkman
Public service
commissioner
(to succeed Stancil O. Wise)
vote for one
Newt Nickell
Stan Wise (incumbent)
U.S. Congress
District 7
John Linder (incumbent)
State senator
District 17
vote for one
Mike D. Crotts
John Douglas (incumbent)
District 26
Bill Cowsert
State representative
District 107
Len Walker (incumbent)
District 111
Jeff May (incumbent)
County commissioner
vote for one
District 1
Clinton Ayers (incumbent)
Ray Fisher
District 4
Lamar Palmer (incumbent)
District 5
Gerald Atha (incumbent)
Board of Education
District 2
Bill Inabinet (incumbent)
District 5
Teresa Jane Nay
Democrat
Governor
vote for one
Bill Bolton
Cathy Cox
Mac McCarley
Mark Taylor
Lieutenant governor
vote for one
Greg K. Hecht
Griffin Lotson
Jim Martin
Steen “Newslady” Miles
Rufus O. Terrill
Secretary of state
vote for one
Gail Buckner
Darryl Hicks
Scott Holcomb
Angela Moore
Walter Ray
Shyam Reddy
Attorney general
Thurbert Baker (incumbent)
Commissioner of
agriculture
Tommy Irvin (incumbent)
Commissioner of
insurance
Guy Drexinger
State school
superintendent
vote for one
Carlotta Harrell
Denise Majette
Commissioner of labor
Michael “Mike” Thurmond (incumbent)
Public service
commissioner
(to succeed David L. Burgess)
David L. Burgess (incumbent)
Public service
commissioner
(to succeed Stancil O. Wise)
Dawn Randolph
U.S. Congress
District 7
Allan Burns
State senator
District 17
Silvia Delamar
District 46
Jane V. Kidd
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