Calhoun County Sees Competitive Local Elections
Calhoun County Sees Competitive Local Elections

Calhoun County Sees Competitive Local Elections

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Recent local elections across several counties saw significant changes in school boards and county commissions. In Calhoun County, Alabama, incumbents Mike Almaroad, Tobi Burt, and Michael Webb were re-elected to the School Board, joined by newcomers Allen E. George, Joe Lathers, Alan Mange, and Bobby R. Tittle. Jackson County, Michigan, experienced a shift as new members Tim Creech and Tiffany Flinn won seats on the Columbia School Board, while incumbents retained positions in other districts. Cumberland County, North Carolina, elected three new commissioners, including Pavan Patel and Henry Tyson from the Republican Party. Shelby County, Indiana, saw nine new members elected to its board, reflecting a desire for change amid local controversies. Overall, these elections highlight a trend of both continuity and change within local governance structures.

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