In the Republican Primary Election Runoff that took place today, Tuesday, May 22, Eric O’Dell won the race for County Commissioner Precinct 4 and Steve Spoon won the race for Justice of the Peace. They will be on the ballot in the November election. According to the results posted at
2018 Primary Election
Today, Tuesday, May 22, is Election Day in the runoff for the Republican and Democratic Primary Elections. Voting will take place at each precinct’s voting location. Locally, the Republican Primary Runoff Election will include two offices, County Commissioner Precinct 4 and Justice of the Peace. Eric O’Dell and Jamie Whitley,
Early Voting in the runoff for the Republican and Democratic Primary Elections began Monday, May 14, and will continue through Friday, May 18, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day at the Stephens County Courthouse, 200 W. Walker St. Election Day will be Tuesday, May 22, at each precinct’s voting
Candidate Profiles: Justice of the Peace Below you’ll find the Candidate Profile Questionnaires that were returned to the Breckenridge Texan by the candidates for the offices of Justice of the Peace and County Commissioner, Precinct 4, listed in the order that they will appear on the Republican Primary Runoff ballot.
For Stephens County citizens who want to vote in the upcoming Primary Runoff Election, the deadline to be registered to vote is today, April 23. Locally, the Republican Primary Runoff Election will include two offices, County Commissioner Precinct 4 and Justice of the Peace. Eric O’Dell and Jamie Whitley, who
With all of the Stephens County precincts’ ballots tallied, two local races have basically been decided and three will be decided by a run-off election. However, the candidates for one of those run-offs is still undecided, pending the deadlines for five potential mail-in ballots. Although there were no local Democratic
On Primary Election Day, Tuesday, March 6, voting will be held from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m in each Stephens County precinct voting location. Those locations are: Precinct 1 First National Bank Tower room 101 E. Walker Precinct 2 First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall 1601 W. Elliott Precinct 3 Breckenridge Chamber
When early voting closed on Friday for the March 6 Primary Election, about 16 percent of the 5,536 registered Stephens County voters had cast their ballots, according to Tax Assessor-Collector Christie Latham. Latham, who also is the county’s Election Administrator, said there were 885 early votes cast during the past
Early voting in the Republican and Democratic Primary Elections will begin Tuesday, Feb. 20, and continue through Friday, March 2. Election Day will be Tuesday, March 6. Early voting will take place at the Stephens County Courthouse, 200 W. Walker St., for all precincts. Local offices that will be on the
Below are sample ballots for the Primary Election provided by the Stephens County Tax Assessor/Collector’s Office. To determine what precinct you are voting in, look on your voter registration card or contact the Tax Office. To view the ballot for any precinct, click on the button. Democratic Primary Election: Click on precinct
