Three incumbents file for reelection

by Eric

Filing for the Primary Elections in 2024 began on Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023, and three incumbents have filed for reelection. Here is the list of Terry County Offices up for election in 2024. The County Attorney’s position is up for election. The current holder is incumbent Jo’shae Ferguson Worley. The County Tax Assessor/Collector office is up for election and the current official is incumbent Rexanne Furlow. Terry County Sheriff’s position is also up for election and the current sheriff is Timothy Click. Next, Terry County Commissioners Precinct 1 and Precinct 3 are up for election. The current office holder for Precinct 1 is Mike Swain. TownTalk Media reached out to Swain to find out if he was running for reelection for another four-year term. Swain told TownTalk that he was not filing or running for the office of Precinct 1 Commissioner. By the end of his term December 31, 2024, Swain will have served as commissioner for 16 years. Precinct 3 office holder is incumbent Martin Lefevere.

As of 4:00 p.m. Monday, November 13, 2023, there has been three people who have filed for three different positions. Incumbent Timothy Click has filed for reelection as Terry County Sheriff. Incumbent Rexann Furlow has filed for reelection in the Terry County Tax Assessor/Collector position. Also, Incumbent Martin Lefevere has filed for reelection for County Commissioner Precinct 3.

If a person would like to file as a Democrat, they will need to contact Geronimo M. Gonzales, Terry County Democratic Chair at (806) 831-5260. If a person would like to file as a Republican, they will need to contact Eric Horton, Terry County Republican Chair at (325) 933-8028. You can pick up filing papers at the Joint Elections Administrator Office located at the Terry County Annex – 507 W. Main in Brownfield or call Krystal Valentin at (806)637-3806 for more information.

Both Democrat and Republican Primaries will be held on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, also known as Super Tuesday. If three or more candidates in the same party are in a race for the same office, then in order for a candidate to become the nominee to be placed on the general ballot, they would need to get 50% plus one vote. If that does not happen, it will trigger a runoff election for the top two candidates.

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