In Elizabethton, four candidates, including two who are currently serving on the City Council, have met the deadline to file their papers for three available council seats. The upcoming election on November 5 will decide not just these seats but also a variety of other state and federal positions.
Those vying for the council seats include:
In addition to the council seats, some other significant races will be decided on November 5:
There’s a familiar contest between incumbent Jason Holly and Teresa Murray Smith. Holly was elected as interim city judge in February 2020, following the passing of T.J. Little Jr. Although he lost a write-in bid that same year to Smith, he successfully defeated her later in the November election. This year, the voters will see these two face off once again.
In the city school board race, three candidates are running for three open seats. The candidates are: David Phil Isaacs and Jamie M. Schaff, both incumbents, along with Robert Wayne Lewis Jr., an Elizabethton dentist.
Similarly, the Watauga City Commission sees three incumbents running unopposed for three available seats. The candidates are Dennis G. Hicks, Richard D. McCracken, and Albert Mitchell Thomasson.
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