Two Dobbins Heights leaders were recently reelected to the Town Council.
Angeline David and Tyré Holloway, who both ran unopposed, each received 69 votes in the Oct. 7 election.
Records show David was marked on 19 ballots during early voting and 50 on Tuesday. Likewise, Holloway received 20 votes early and 49 on election day.
David is entering her fifth term since first being elected to the council in 2006. Holloway, who has been on the council since 2013, also serves as mayor pro tem and has been the town clerk since 2023.
David thanked the voters in a Facebook post for believing in her “as we continue to make changes together.”
The Richmond County Board of Elections is preparing for the upcoming elections in the other municipalities on Nov. 4.
Several of the precinct polling places have recently changed:
Elections Director Shannon Hearne said the board is trying to move away from private facilities and into government buildings.
Early voting for the elections in Rockingham, Hamlet, Ellerbe and Hoffman begins next week at the Agricultural Services Center. The schedule is as follows:
Listed below are the candidates for each race:
Ellerbe Mayor
Lee Berry
Jeremy McKenzie
Ellerbe Town Council
Jean Fletcher (I)
Elsie Freeman (I)
Bennett Hawks (I)
Martin Chavis III
Jimmy Bowles
Heather Pack
Hamlet Mayor
Amy Guinn (I)
Raymond Mills (write-in)
Hamlet City Council
Eddie Martin (I)
Tony Clewis (I)
Esco Lattimer
Dr. Amber N. Daniels
Hoffman Mayor
Karla Bostick (I)
Hoffman Town Council
Kyonna Jones (I)
Riccardo (Ricky) Anderson (I)
Rory Kevin Jones (I)
Daniel Kelly (I)
Cynthia Northcutt (I)
April Watkins
Grace Bostick
Rockingham Mayor
John Hutchinson (I)
Christopher West
Rockingham City Council
Denise Sullivan (I)
Debbie Wrenn (I)
Greg Leberth
Matthew DeMay
(NOTE: (I) signifies incumbent candidates.)
All seats in Hoffman are up for reelection every two years, as are the mayoral seats for Rockingham, Hamlet and Ellerbe.
Most other council seats are four-year terms. However, in Rockingham, the top two vote-getters receive a four-year term and the candidate with the third-highest number of votes serves for two years.