By Barbara Augsdorfer, Editor for the Effingham Herald
Candidate boards proceed Thursday, April 18, starting at 5 p.m. on the Mars Theater in Springfield. Doorways open at 4 p.m.
Wednesday evening, candidates for Effingham County Fee Chair, and Fee District 1 and 4 had been on stage to provide their backgrounds, causes for searching for workplace, and their targets for the county.
Thursday evening’s schedule contains candidates for clerk of superior court docket, tax commissioner, board of training district 3, state court docket decide, and district lawyer for the Ogeechee Circuit.
Whereas ready for the discussion board to start Wednesday, just a few residents shared their opinions of the candidates or what they hoped to be taught throughout the boards with the Herald.
“I simply moved right here a few yr in the past and am studying concerning the points,” stated Linda Mock of Springfield. “I’m involved with the expansion and the way it’s managed; additionally, what small companies want. Your paper has been very useful. I simply need to get good background info.”
“I’m right here to be taught concerning the candidates. I don’t know a few of them and I need to hear what they need to say,” stated Rhonda Rodewolt. Her son Daniel is a candidate for tax commissioner.
“I’m right here to assist Scott Varnadore for District 4 Commissioner,” stated Pie Seckinger of Clyo.
“I hope all people’s on the identical web page for the path of the county,” stated Jim Helmly, who was current to assist his spouse Beth as a candidate for District 4 Commissioner.
The deadline to register to vote for the Could 21 main is April 22. Register to vote on-line, test your voter standing, and discover your polling location at sos.ga.gov and click on on the “Elections” tab.
