Nassau votes out three-term commissioner

Nassau votes out three-term commissioner

Three-term County Commissioner Marianne Marshall was soundly defected by Walter Boatwright who garnered 79 percent of the vote. Boatright will face Democrat Ramiro Palma in the November election.

Sheriff Tommy Seagraves will meet Democrat Jim Coe in November.

With a turnout of 28.08 percent, Nassau County GOP voters chose Sheriff Tommy Seagraves to meet Democrat Jim Coe in November. Seagraves defeated three opponents with 4,856 votes or 57 percent. Connie Johnson received 3,141 or 36 %; Richard King 554 votes and 6%; and Carlos Slay 63 votes and 1%.

Tammy Stiles took the lead in the property appraiser race by 36 votes in the tightest race of the election with a total of 2,983 votes over nearest challenger Larry Williams’ 2,947. The third candidate Michael Franklin had 2,437. Stiles and Williams will probably have a recount to determine who will meet Democrat Ray Harper in November.

Other races:

City Commission District 3

Stacy Johnson 6,910 63%
Wynn Fendig 4,057 37%

School Board District 1

Donna Martin 7,150 61%
David Mazur 4,482 39%

Port Authority District 2

Danny Fullwood 5,765 78%
Jennifer Kelly-Sheffield 1,636 22%

Port Authority District 3

Margie Gandy 5,497 50%
Shirley Lear 5,451 50%

State Committeeman

Douglas Adkins 2,706 51%
Jack Bass 1,678 31%
Myers Kurtz 957 18%
John Martin 0 0%

State Committeewoman

Janet Adkins 5,050 62%
Jane Bailey 3,070 38%