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Election 2022: Bryan County

Quick directory, links to track 2022 candidates on social media, sites and finances.

by The Current October 10th, 2022Updated October 16th, 2022 Why you can trust The Current

BOARD OF EDUCATION, CHAIR

Amy Murphy

Bryan County Board of Education Chair

Incumbent

Official:
- twitter

Teresa Timmons

Bryan County Board of Education Chair

Campaign:

Withdrew from race, June 2022 https://www.bryancountynews.com/news/timmons-withdraws-boe-chairmans-race/

BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 2 POST 3

Melissa Alewine

Bryan County Board of Education District 1 Post 3

Personal:
- facebook

Shawn Page

Bryan County Board of Education District 1 Post 3

Campaign:
- facebook

BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 4 POST 7

Walteria Maine

Bryan County Board of Education District 4 Post 7

Marienne F. Smith

Bryan County Board of Education District 4 Post 7

Incumbent

Campaign:

BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 5 POST 6

Patricia Hewitt

Bryan County Board of Education District 5 Post 6

David Schwartz

Bryan County Board of Education District 5 Post 6

Incumbent

Personal:
- facebook

Campaign:

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Election 2022: Bryan County

by The Current, The Current
October 10, 2022

<h1>Election 2022: Bryan County</h1>
<p class="byline">by The Current, The Current <br />October 10, 2022</p>

<p>Here are the candidates for Bryan County offices for the November General Election. Click icons to follow links to social media feeds, web sites, campaign finance information, when available.</p>
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