As the deadline approaches, aspiring candidates for the school board in District 4 are encouraged to seize the chance to make a difference in their community. With just a few weeks remaining, interested individuals have until noon on Monday, July 17, 2023, to secure a spot on the ballot by obtaining 120 signatures from qualified electors within their district. Notably, there are no filing fees required for school board candidates.
City Council Positions Up for Grabs in Woodruff
Woodruff city residents have an exciting opportunity to contribute to local governance, with seats available in ward one, ward three, and ward five. To be eligible, candidates must reside within the ward they wish to represent. Additionally, those vying for the position of mayor must have their primary residence within Woodruff city limits.
Mark Your Calendar: Municipal Filing Period
The municipal filing period for individuals interested in running for city council and mayoral positions is set to begin at noon on August 1, 2023, and will run until August 15, 2023. Aspiring candidates must be prompt in submitting their paperwork to the Voter Registration Office during this time frame. It is important to note that filing fees of $25 apply to both Woodruff mayor and council candidates,
To ensure a smooth filing process, candidates must pay the filing fee to the City Clerk and provide proof of payment when submitting their paperwork to the Voter Registration Office. By adhering to these guidelines, potential candidates can avoid any unnecessary complications and focus on their campaign strategies.
Don’t Miss Your Chance
Woodruff’s vibrant community is eagerly waiting to see fresh faces and ideas emerge in the upcoming elections. Whether it’s a school board position in District 4 or a city council seat, this is an ideal opportunity to make a lasting impact on the local education system and municipal governance. Seize the moment and submit your candidacy before time runs out!
For more information and detailed guidelines, prospective candidates are advised to visit scvotes.gov.
Author: Tracy Sanders
