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Lots of write-in votes cast Nov. 7 By Kathryn F. Pickard A good many Clarke Countians voted for candidates who were not on the ballot last week, especially for the circuit judge's seat. The unusual high number was likely sparked by Democrat circuit judge nominee Stuart DuBose's recent reprimand by the Alabama State Bar Association and questions of his eligibility to serve. Jackson attorney Chris Bailey was the leading write-in candidate. Bailey was defeated by DuBose in a tight race for the judgeship in the June primary. Grove Hill attorney Daryl Drinkard came in second and Mike Motes placed third, beating former District Attorney Bobby Keahey by one vote. The following is a list of write-in votes, minus any fictional characters, which the probate office does not count. There were several of those too.
Circuit Court Judge, 1st Judicial Circuit Chris Bailey-175; Daryl Drinkard-18; Mike Motes-9; and Bobby Keahey-8. Those receiving three votes included Ben Kelly, Lamar Johnson and Joseph McCorquodale. Write-ins receiving two votes included Failes Jenkins, Spence Walker, Gaines McCorquodale, Eddie Glass, Dennis Grey, Fred Huggins, Lee Williams, Bruce Wilson, Bob Bedwell, Voo Doo Bradford and Bill Lindy. Candidates receiving one vote included W.D. Douglas, Roy King, Will Massey, Clyde Chavous, Wylynn Phillippi, Donald Jackson, Donald Kelly, Van Phillips, Ronnie Keahey, Clarence Watters, I. Sims, Dean Garrick, Frank Lee, Marc Keahey, Michael Armstead, Byrd Jackson, Bill Kimbrough, Larry Dale, Craig Bailey, Gil Gilmore, Steve Winters, Daryl Wilson, Kevin Taylor, Vince Marks, Mac McCorquodale, Johnnie Malone, Tatom Turner, Paul Newton, Wayne Brunson, Phillip Mason, Mike Shula, Frank Barbaree, Perry Newton and Harold Crow.
Governor Judge Roy Moore-four, Loretta Nall-one and Kelly Patton-one.
U.S. Rep., 7th Congressional District Robert Garrick-1, Roger Dignon-one, Christopher East-one, Sheldon Day-two, Mike Stephens-one, Willie Newton Jr.-one and Ronnie Overstreet-two.
State Senator, District 22 Franz Kafka-one.
State Representative, District 65 Mark Keahey-one.
State Representative, District 68 Robert Garrick-one, Mark Wise-one, Sheldon Day-two, Charlie Dignon-one, James Henry Jackson-two, William Newton Jr.-one and Ronnie W. Overstreet-two.
Judge of Probate Eddie Huggins-one, Henry Armstead-one, Thomas Earl Healey-one, Dewitt Caller-one, Bruce Wilson-one, Mike Breedlove-one, Angela Parham-one and Lake Jackson-one.
Board of Education, District 3 Karen Donald-one.
Board of Education, District 4 Chad Buck-one and Perry Sheffield-one.
See WRITE-INS Page 6A
Sheriff Donnie Arnold-four and Richard Harvell-one.
Clarke County Commissioner, District 1 Maurice Paul-two.
Circuit Clerk Bernita Stallworth-five, Dick Rodgers-two, Joanne Sims-one, Jim Lee-one, Pat Dye-one, Robert Overstreet-one, Oscar Parham-one, John Smith-one and R.W. Overtsreet-one.
Associate Justice, Place 1 Lee B. Williams-one; Eddie Glass-two, henry Armstead-one, Gene Clarke-one, John Tyson-one, Aubry Ford-one, Gil Gilmore-one, Ed Dailey-two, Phillip Mason-one and Mike Stephens-one.
Associate Justice, Place 2 Edward Waller-one.
Associate Justice, Place 3 Keith Hudson-one.
Court of Civil Appeals Judge, Place 1 Mike Motes-one.
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 1 Henry Armstead-one.
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 2 Billy Gates-two, Dennis Gray-one. Public Service Commissioner, Place 1 Joanne Sims-one.
Public Service commissioner, Place 2 Joanne Sims-one.
State Treasurer Craig Butts-one.
State Auditor Tanya Butts-one.
Secretary of State James Rodgers-one and Eddie Green-one.
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