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Anderson County Democrats to have May primary

Posted at 6:58 pm November 23, 2013
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

The Anderson County Democratic Party will nominate candidates for county offices in a primary election in May.

The first day to pick up a qualifying petition for the May 6 primary was Friday, Nov. 22. The qualifying deadline for candidates running for office in the primary is noon, Thursday, Feb. 20.

The party notified the Anderson County Election Commission in October that it planned to nominate candidates in the May primary.

Anyone interested in running for office in the Democratic Primary should contact the Anderson County Election Commission to secure a nominating petition and get instructions on how to qualify to appear on the ballot, a press release said.

Filed Under: 2014 Election, Anderson County, Government, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Democratic Party, Anderson County Election Commission, nominating petition, primary election

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