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Several candidates file for local office Melodie Phelps News Editor Several more candidates have joined the growing list of names that will appear on the May primary election ballot. So far, 44 candidates have filed for local offices up for election next year. Two more candidates have joined the race for District Three Magistrate. Robert A. Pitman, a democrat, and Jarrod Criswell, a republican, have both filed as candidates. They join six other candidates democrat One candidate has joined the District Four Magistrate's race. Clayton Roberts, Jr., a democrat, has filed for the seat. He joins four other candidates who have filed in that district, including three republicans and one democrat. Lewis Brumley, a democrat, has filed for District One Constable. He is the only candidate so far in that race. Incumbent District Four Constable Troy Hardwick, a republican, has filed for re-election. One other republican candidate has filed in that race so far. Two candidates have joined the race for Wayne County Sheriff. Monticello Police Officer Robert E. Ellis and Jackie Ray Dennis, both republicans, have filed for the office. Officials with the Wayne County Clerk's Office anticipate a record number of candidates will file for next year's election. Candidates have until 4 p.m. on January 31 to file papers. Add a comment |
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