2023 Elections: Henry County voter guide


                        FILE — "I Voted" stickers cover a plexiglass sheet at Home Slice Pizza, a restaurant offering a free slice of pizza to anyone who shows their "I Voted" sticker, in Austin, Tex., on Oct. 31, 2020. Despite the stop-the-steal movement, the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and the numerous investigations facing former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden and Trump are still tied, each at 43 percent, among registered voters in the first Times/Siena poll of the 2024 election cycle.(Tamir Kalifa /The New York Times)

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FILE — "I Voted" stickers cover a plexiglass sheet at Home Slice Pizza, a restaurant offering a free slice of pizza to anyone who shows their "I Voted" sticker, in Austin, Tex., on Oct. 31, 2020. Despite the stop-the-steal movement, the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and the numerous investigations facing former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden and Trump are still tied, each at 43 percent, among registered voters in the first Times/Siena poll of the 2024 election cycle.(Tamir Kalifa /The New York Times)

Voters in Henry County will be picking new leaders on the county commission and several city councils.

Here’s a breakdown of each race:

Henry County

One seat is open on the County Commission.

County Commission District 2: Incumbent Neat Robinson is running against Daniel Edwards Jr. and Bruce Holmes.

Hampton

Three at-large City Council seats are on the ballot.

City Council: Incumbent Martin Meeks is running against Pamela Duchesne, Victoria Hill, Errol Mitchell, Charlie Varner and Kesha White-Williams. There are three seats.

Locust Grove

The mayor’s seat and three City Council seats are on the ballot.

Mayor: Incumbent Robert Price is running unopposed.

City Council: Incumbents Christopher “Rudy” Breedlove, Carlos Greer and Rod Shearouse are running unopposed.

McDonough

Three City Council seats are on the ballot.

City Council District 3: Incumbent Alan Scott Reeves is running against Carlos Manuel Mora Jr.

City Council District 4: Incumbent Kamali “Kam” Varner is running against Camil Dunigan.

City Council At Large: Incumbent Benjamin Pruett is running against Isaac Darryl Payton.

Stockbridge

Three City Council seats are on the ballot.

City Council District 3: Incumbent John Blount is running against Kyle Berry Sr.

City Council District 4: Incumbent Yolana Barber is running against Keith Evans.

City Council District 5: Incumbent Elton Alexander is running against Stephen Baffic and Antonio Harris.