Alexander County Precinct Totals Run In Treasurer Race
In Alexander County seven of seven precincts report for the County Treasurer contest Democrat Kim Lamar faces Republican Teresa Golden with Roger Little and Carl Cox also named as candidates.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2002
Page
7
In Alexander County seven of seven precincts report for the County Treasurer contest Democrat Kim Lamar faces Republican Teresa Golden with Roger Little and Carl Cox also named as candidates.
Jefferson County and Cairo area voters weigh a $4.119 million school building bonds and a city contract for garbage collection to be charged on water bills. Precincts report results with Yes 454 and No 497 amid a multi candidate slate including Warren Mitchell Bryan Hileman and Rollie Matlock.
Partial election tally for Gallatin County shows 13 of 13 precincts reported with figures for Raymond Martin Michael Kitchens Kevin Kern and others. Several names appear with vote counts such as 5,489 2,597 and 3,579 across multiple precincts, with 45 of 65 precincts noted in the summary.
In the 19th congressional district race for the 115th House, candidates Phelps and Shimkus appear as Democrat and Republican contenders vying for votes. The brief notice outlines party affiliation and district scope.
In Willisville voters decide on a library establishment and ongoing maintenance. Ballot questions include a sales tax funding plan for a new high school in Du Quoin area. Local candidates listed include Floyd Sullivan, James Modglin with tally figures 893, 1,796, 2,052.
Regional Superintendent of Schools selections announced for Alexander Johnson Massac Pulaski Union counties with Steven Sitton and Dan Anderson named among candidates.
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