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David Menotti, the canine officer for Monticello Police Dept. won the Marion Township Constable republican runoff election,  Tuesday, with a total vote count of 37–13 over Joshua Henley, a Lincoln County Deputy, who has dropped out of the race.

Marion Township covers all of Monticello, and approximately 1 mile around it.

Menotti (along with Cezar) told MLive, (more…)

Only 21 votes have been cast in the Republican runoff election for Marion Township constable, which covers all of Monticello, and approximately 1 mile around it.

David Menotti, the canine officer for Monticello Police Department is seeking the office, against Joshua Henley, a Lincoln County Deputy, who has dropped out of the race.

Early voting ends today.

Election day is tomorrow.

During the May 24 primary election, for the position of Marion Township constable, covering Monticello and approximately 1 mile outside of it, David Menotti Jr won the election, over Joshua Henley and Dann Garrison. (more…)

Monday evening, at approximately 6 pm, after early voting at the courthouse closed, vote totals were accidentally tabulated and posted on the clubroom door, inside of the closed courthouse.

The information was removed at 7:08 AM, Tuesday morning, to end the situation. (more…)

Thank You All for Your Support!

Good Morning Everyone:

Thank you all so much for all of your support through prayers, votes, and words of encouragement.

We fought a good fight and we kept the faith!

Although this judicial race did not yield a victory; however, I’m so glad to have run a race that resulted in so many more wins. (more…)

With all voting centers reporting, (early & absentee ballots included) unofficial vote totals are…..

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Holmes Chapel Church
First Assembly of God Church
First Presbyterian Church
First United Methodist Church
Holmes Chapel Church
Shady Grove Baptist Church
Tillar Library
Wilmar School
Monticello Church of Christ

Here is the final list of candidates for city offices in Monticello, which will be voted on in the November election.

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1437 total early voters

1033 (70.7%) Republican
419 (28.7%) Democratic
9 (0.6%) Nonpartisan

The high Republican vote is due to the County Judge and County Clerk races both being decided on that ballot.

The Democratic ballot contained the State Representative race.

School board and Judicial races were on all three ballot choices.

Daily vote totals are posted to below. (more…)

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