Tuesday’s General Election Saw Henry County Residents Making Their Votes Count & Their Voices Heard As 3 New Faces Rise To Represent Henry County!
Charlotta Harrell | Reginald Scandrett | Sabriya Hill
The county had a total of 118,054 of the 171,905 registered voters participate. Board of Commissioners Chair June Wood and Clerk of Superior Court Barbara A. Harrison lost to their Democratic challengers.
- Wood earned 41.18% or 48,619 votes while Carlotta Harrell picked up 58.82% or 69,435 votes.
- Harrison earned 47,789 votes or 40.69% of the vote and Sabriya Hill took 59.31% or 69,655 votes.
- The county will also have a new sheriff. Sheriff Keith McBrayer announced in April 2019 that he would not seek a fourth term and intended to retire on Dec. 31, 2020.
- Democrat Reginald Scandrett won 71,803 votes or 60.31% of the ballots cast.
- Republican Jack Redlinger earned 39.69% or 47,246 votes.
Board of Commissioners District 2
Residents Elected To Keep Democratic Incumbent
Dee Clemmons For Another Term!
Dee Clemmons held on to her seat with 62.75% or 16,662 votes.
Challenger Republican Steve Richardson earned 37.25% or 9,893 votes.
From Oct. 12 to Oct. 30, 104,660 ballots were cast early.
Elections & Registrations Poll Coordinator Brook Schreiner Stated: “Residents broke advanced voting records this election.”
JUNE PRIMARY
Several races were decided in the June primary election.
All results are unofficial until certified by the Georgia Secretary of State’s office.
- Darius Pattillo Remains District Attorney For Henry County
- Michael Harris Remains Tax Commissioner
- Donald Cleveland As Coroner
- Johnny Wilson Continues To Represent District 1 On The Board Of Commissioners.
