Following the May 21 nonpartisan primary election, at least five incumbent judges and more than a dozen judicial candidates are headed to runoff judicial elections on June 18.
May 24, 2024 at 01:18 PM
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Litigation Reporter
After failing to secure at least 50% plus one vote to reach a primary victory, at least five incumbent judges and more than a dozen judicial candidates are headed to runoff elections in less than a month.
In the Effingham County State Court, Brantley County Probate Court and Jasper, Stewart and Thomas County Magistrate Court races, voters will return to the polls on June 18 to cast contest-deciding ballots .
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From top left: Charles H. S. Lyons II & Matt Matson of Augusta, Ogeechee Judicial Circuit Juvenile Judge Melissa M. Calhoun and Judge Stephen R. Yekel, of the State Court of Effingham County. (Courtesy photos)
