Hardeeville mayor, city councilmen won’t face opposition in November general election
Despite the City of Hardeeville holding three municipal elections this November — one for mayor and two for seats on City Council — leadership is expected to remain the same.
The three incumbents were the only people to file for their respective seats by Monday’s noon deadline.
Mayor Harry Williams, Councilman John Carroll, and Councilman Walter “Bo” White will be the only names on the ballot for their races.
Williams was elected mayor in 2016, just months after winning a special election in 2015 to City Council.
Carroll also joined Council in 2016.
White is a newcomer on Council, winning his seat for the first time in January during a special election.
Hardeeville’s City Council is composed of the mayor and four councilmembers, who all serve four-year terms. Carolyn Kassel, who serves as Mayor Pro Tem, and David Spisso aren’t up for reelection this year.
Who else is running for local seats in Jasper County?
Jasper County has elections for clerk of court, coroner, County Council, school, board, sheriff, and soil and water conservation this year. There are also statewide races for the Senate and House of Representatives. To check your voter registration and preview a sample ballot with candidate options, visit SCVotes.org.
Clerk of Court
- Margaret Bostick (incumbent, D)
Coroner
- Willie Patrick Aiken III (D)
Jasper County Council At Large
- Samuel Gregory (D)
- John Kemp (R)
Jasper County Council Hardeeville
- Barbara B. Clark (incumbent, D)
Jasper County Council Pocotaligo
- Alvin Abby Adkins (D)
School Board District 1
- Alberto Fernandez
- Rosetta Holman
- Shalonda Toomer
School Board District 3
- Berty Riley (incumbent)
School Board District 5
- Daisy L. Mitchell (incumbent)
School Board District 7
- Jerold Murray (incumbent)
- Priscilla Fraser
School Board District 9
- Priscilla Green (incumbent)
Sheriff
- Donald Hipp (D)
- Gary Morris (Petition)
Soil and Water Conservation
- Lonnie Micky Ginn (incumbent)
