Last chance to vote in the Social Circle city and school BOE elections is Nov. 4

Election Day is now upon us and Social Circle city residents get to choose . Early voting is over so if you haven’t yet voted, you will have to vote at your regular polling place between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 4. If you don’t know your regular polling place, you can find out by clicking or tapping on this link and filling in the relevant information.

For the full Walton County sample ballot, click or tap on this link.

For Social Circle City Council, Justin Waylon Bradford qualified to challenge current District 1 incumbent Councilwoman Traysa Cody Price. However, since Adam Edgar Conavay qualified unopposed to replace outgoing Councilman Nathan Boyd, an election will not be necessary for the District 3 seat.

For the Social Circle City School Board of Education chair, incumbent Taylor M. Morris will face off against two candidates who qualified to challenge her, Seneca L. Ellison, Jr. and Chadwick Centel McQuire.

In School District 2, current incumbent Antonio Rico Jackson with hold onto his seat after qualifying unopposed. School District 3 incumbent Sabria Renee’ Sanford-Flint, however, has been challenged by Cyril Donald Wardle, Jr. They were the only two to qualify for District 3.

The Walton County Chamber of Commerce hosted a candidate forum on Oct. 8 at the Walton County Courthouse. If you missed it in person, or live on Facebook, you can see a replay on Youtube at this link or at Youtube in the image below. The city of Social Circle was second in the forum. To hear it you can scroll on the bar at the bottom to Hour 1:18.