Oktibbeha County’s Chancery Clerk, Circuit Clerk runoff election results

OKTIBBEHA COUNTY RUNOFF ELECTION RESULTS

Tony Rook has the lead for Oktibbeha County Circuit clerk with 2,955 votes.
His running mate, Teresa Davis has 2,836 votes.
For the Oktibbeha County’s Chancery Clerk race, Sharon Livingston has 3,148 votes.
Martesa Flowers has 2,616 votes.

Oktibbeha County’s Chancery Clerk, Circuit Clerk runoff election results

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