With Rabun County Chief Magistrate Judge Albert O. English not seeking reelection, voters will decide between write-in candidate Kyle Shook, a retired deputy sheriff, and James Blalock, a former police officer, in the Nov. 8 general election.
September 29, 2022 at 12:44 PM
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Litigation Reporter
In the most northeastern portion of Georgia, Rabun County Chief Magistrate Judge Albert O. English is not seeking reelection. Now two candidates are vying for his soon-to-be vacated seat on the bench.
James V. Blalock of Tiger ran unopposed in the May 24 primary election but has garnered a write-in challenger.
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Kyle Shook, Rabun County Magistrate Court Candidate. (Courtesy photo)
