Candidates Qualified for Lawrence County Municipal Elections
By Crockett Chronicle Staff
Published: August 20, 2026 at 6:03 pm
Candidates have officially qualified for the upcoming municipal elections in Lawrence County, set to take place during the first week of November 2026.
In Lawrenceburg, the mayoral race features two candidates: Roy Story and Darryl Watson. This election is particularly significant as Blake Lay has announced he will not seek re-election for this position. For Council Seat 1 in Lawrenceburg, voters will see Jeff Clifton and Chad Moore on the ballot. Meanwhile, a competitive race for Council Seat 2 includes three candidates: Raquel Gobble Fisher, Landon Saunders, and Robin N. Williams. Additionally, for Council Seat 4, Shane Hughes, Greg Kelso, and Wes Orton are all vying for a position on the council.
Over in St. Joseph, the commissioner race has attracted Roger “Bubba” Carter and Marty Passarella, both of whom have qualified for this important local role. In the nearby city of Ethridge, George E. Doyle and Nathan Sheridan will compete for the position of city commissioner.
The announcement regarding the candidates did not specify details about the qualifying deadline, filing requirements, or associated fees. This information is crucial for potential candidates and voters alike, as it clarifies the election process and ensures transparency.
As the municipal elections draw near, the community will closely monitor how these races develop. Candidates are likely to engage with voters to discuss their platforms and priorities, shaping the future leadership of Lawrence County. This election cycle presents an opportunity for residents to make their voices heard in local governance.
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