Candidates for Municipal Elections in November
CARROLL COUNTY — The following candidates have qualified for the November 3 General Election for municipal offices in Carroll County.
Atwood
T.J. Herndon is the lone candidate for mayor. Candidates for aldermen include: Dustin Church, Joann Long, and Tommy Polinski.
Bruceton
Two have qualified as candidates for the office of mayor. Candidates are Incumbent Robert Keeton, III, and Brad Hurley, director of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce.
Candidates for aldermen are: Jack R. Blocker, Robert Cole, Jason McCord, Michael Wilson.
Thomas Ingram is seeking the lone seat to fill an unexpired term on the Board of Aldermen.
Hollow Rock
Two have qualified as candidates for the office of mayor of Hollow Rock. Ronnie Webb and Misty White have both qualified.
Four are candidates for aldermen in Hollow Rock. They are Bobby Brotherton, Sherry Ozier, James Robison, and Angela Stockdale.
One candidate, Cathie Parude, is seeking to fill an unexpired term as a Hollow Rock alderman.
Huntingdon
Three incumbents have qualified for councilman. They are Kelly Eubanks, Andrew Maddox, and John Sanders.
McKenzie
Mayor Ryan Griffin is the lone candidate for mayor of McKenzie.
Five candidates for three seats have qualified. They are Tom Alexander, Carol Armpriest, Raymond Glisson, Armand Hebert, III, and Bobby Young.
McLemoresville
Three candidates have qualified to run for the office of mayor. Incumbent Phil Williams, Nathan Worrell, and Austin Prater.
Six candidates are seeking the office of alderman. They are Robby Alford, Sharron Holland, Adam Martin, Mike Pression, Lana Suite, and Kim Wheeler.
Trezevant
Five candidates are seeking the office of alderman of Trezevant. They are Don Barger, Dan Dieringer, Pam Joyner, Shane Rimmer, and Liz Yohman.
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