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November 3, 2009 9:13:00 PM
Dispatch Staff Report
The race for Lowndes County District 1 Justice Court Judge will continue as candidates Ron C. Cooke and Chris Hemphill move on to a Nov. 24 runoff election. Cooke, a former Justice Court judge, led all five candidates in Tuesday’s special election with 405 votes (33 percent), followed by Hemphill, a lawyer filling the late Phillip Robertson’s term on the bench, with 322 votes (29 percent). Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office investigator Tony Cooper was a close third with 322 votes (26 percent). Carolyn Robertson, Phillip Robertson’s widow, was fourth with 83 votes (seven percent). Property manager Michael Tate garnered 56 votes (5 percent).
continue as candidates Ron C. Cooke and Chris Hemphill move on to a
Nov. 24 runoff election.
Cooke, a former Justice Court judge, led all five candidates in
Tuesday’s special election with 405 votes (33 percent), followed by
Hemphill, a lawyer filling the late Phillip Robertson’s term on the bench, with 322 votes (29 percent). Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office investigator Tony Cooper was a close third with 322 votes (26 percent). Carolyn Robertson, Phillip Robertson’s widow, was fourth with 83 votes (seven percent). Property manager Michael Tate garnered 56 votes (5 percent).
bench, with 322 votes (29 percent).
Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office investigator Tony Cooper was a close
third with 322 votes (26 percent). Carolyn Robertson, Phillip
Robertson’s widow, was fourth with 83 votes (seven percent).
Property manager Michael Tate garnered 56 votes (5 percent).
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