Carroll leads vote in election in Stokes
Lankford, Smith also win seats on board of commissioners
By Lisa R. Boone
Winston-Salem Journal
DANBURY
Two Republicans and one Democrat were elected yesterday to the Stokes County Board of Commissioners.
Unofficial and incomplete results show that Ron Carroll, a Republican, led with 6,743 votes. Ernest Lankford, also a Republican, had 5,712 votes, and Stanley Smith, a Democrat, had 5,675 votes.
Mike Culler, a Republican candidate had 5,414 votes, Brad Newsome, a Democratic candidate, had 5,063 votes, and Joe Southern, a Democratic candidate, had 4,380 votes.
Carroll, Lankford and Smith will serve four-year terms on the board.
By Lisa R. Boone
Winston-Salem Journal
DANBURY
Two Republicans and one Democrat were elected yesterday to the Stokes County Board of Commissioners.
Unofficial and incomplete results show that Ron Carroll, a Republican, led with 6,743 votes. Ernest Lankford, also a Republican, had 5,712 votes, and Stanley Smith, a Democrat, had 5,675 votes.
Mike Culler, a Republican candidate had 5,414 votes, Brad Newsome, a Democratic candidate, had 5,063 votes, and Joe Southern, a Democratic candidate, had 4,380 votes.
Carroll, Lankford and Smith will serve four-year terms on the board.
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