City of Thomasville:

District One

City Councilmember At Large
*Roy Campbell*

City Councilmember District 1, Post 2
*Gregory A. Hobbs* 383 51.2%
Earl Williams, Jr. 365 48.8%
total votes: 748

Board of Education District 1
Karl E. Abrams (withdrew) 68 8.97%
*Lewis Brunner* 288 37.99%
Hazel Thomas Jones 402 53.8%
total votes: 758

District Two

City Councilmember At Large
*Roy Campbell*

City Councilmember District 2, Post 2
*Max Beverly*

Board of Education District 2
*Darrell R. Allen* 475 47%
John A. Everett 439 43 %
J. Renee Gordon 89 8.8%
total votes: 1007

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City of Meigs

Mayor
Viva B. Bass 9
June Layton 63
*Andrew A. Wurst* 90

City Council - 3 spots
Orville J. Creager 76
Franklin Larry Richards Jr. 99
Dorothy Wimes 90

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City of Ochlocknee

Mayor- Uncontested

City Council- 4 spots
Roscoe Daphney 22
*Faye Hemby* 44
Michael Herring 21
*L.D. Johnson* 32
*Joseph Lewis* 44
*Raiford Long* 56
-Lillie B. Williams 27

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City of Pavo

City Council- 3 spots
*Marvin Bryan* 61
Latonia Bryant 56
Valda Hagan 54
*James H. Hart* 73
*Bob Miller* 57

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City of Boston

Mayor
Ronald Collins 97
*Danny Groover* 196

City Council (Post 1)
Beverly K. Collins 69
*Mike Edwards* 213

City Council (Post 2)
Joe Harris 95
*Edward J. Jones, Jr.* 187

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City of Coolidge

Mayor
Major Charles Barnwell 34
*Diane H. Causey* 46
Chad Mitchell 29

City Council- 3 spots
*Tommy Baker* 76
*John D. Blaha* 64
*Willie Henderson* 67
Janice Moore 45

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Voters were up bright and early in Thomas County for a chance to cast their ballots on Tuesday. (11/03)

Election officials say every year turnout is typically low with about a 20 percent voter turnout, and this year was no different. They say more folks should get involved with elections because that means getting involved with their community.

"Voting is a privilege and a responsibility of every citizen and we should exercise that responsibility. The candidates that run make major decisions concerning our children for the school board in our community. If people do not vote they have no right to complain," Election Superintendent Vicki Burnette said.

Polls opened up at 7 a.m. and will remain open until seven in the evening.

For more information, click on the Thomas County Voter website below