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Avery County Municipal Election Results Print E-mail
Written by Adam Hicks
  
Tuesday, November 03 2009

Click below to see the results from the Avery County Board of Elections.

Town of Crossnore:
Mayor
*Tudor Vance:  21 votes

Alderman (three open seats)
*Jesse Smith:  23 votes
*Billy Howard:  18 votes
*Dan Vance:  15 votes



Town of Banner Elk:
Mayor
*Deka Tate:  122 votes
Edward R. (Ed) Hardin):  58 votes

Council Members (two open seats)
*Gail Draughon:  142 votes
*Brenda Lyerly:  117 votes



Village of Sugar Mountain:
Council Member (two open seats)
Louise Anderson:  65 votes
William (Bill) Schmitt:  64 votes
Marjory Unrath:  64 votes
Norris V. Clifton:  61 votes

**Five absentee and provisional votes must be counted, as well as canvassing.  If there is a tie, the winner will be decided with a coin toss.



Town of Elk Park:
Mayor
*John Boone:  84 votes
Darlene Hicks:  45 votes

Council Member (five open seats)
*Brad Benfield:  77 votes
*Tony Eller:  74 votes
*Daniel Boone:  70 votes
*Michael E. Smith:  69 votes
*Joel Whitley:  65 votes
Neil Reece:  64 votes
Chuck Hicks:  52 votes



Grandfather Village:
Mayor
*John T. Fitzgibbon:  6 votes

Council Member (two open seats)
*Bob Donovan:  6 votes
*Andre T. Tennille, Jr.:  6 votes



Town of Newland:

Mayor
*Valerie C. Jaynes:  175 votes

Council Member (three open seats)
*Thomas S. Jackson:  133 votes
*Roxanna Roberson:  120 votes
*Donetta McKinney:  117 votes
Josh Stapleton:  97 votes

To permit the “on-premises” and “off-premises” sale of malt beverages
*For:  121 votes
Against:  103 votes

To permit the “on-premises” and “off-premises” sale of unfortified wine
*For:  121 votes
Against:  101 votes



*denotes winner

Special thank you to Kenneth Reece for reporting unofficial numbers to High Country Radio.

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Chaos_Theory   Registered | 11/03/2009 10:40PM
Is ready to buy you all a round in Newland. Woo Hoo!!
strolling   Registered | 11/04/2009 3:38AM
how will beer and wine change newland? will newland now become part of this century and stop being the joke of the county?
firefighter1   Registered | 11/04/2009 8:34AM
BUD****WEI***SER, WHATTHS---UP!
bellanonna   Registered | 11/04/2009 8:57AM
Holy Cow! We have joined the 20th century! Maybe in another 100 years we will make the 21st. Maybe we won't have to roll up those new sidewalks at the end of the day after all.
Artie_Lange   Registered | 11/04/2009 9:09AM
The blood of all those dead babies...
Julie McCoy   Registered | 11/04/2009 4:05PM
A coin toss? Seriously?
Chaos_Theory   Registered | 11/05/2009 11:08PM
Could someone get in touch with Molon and tell him he can't conceal carry in Newland restaurants anymore after next week? Thanks...
dmckinney   Registered | 11/06/2009 10:41AM
A GREAT DAY IN HISTORY. NEWLAND WILL BENEFIT GREATLY. MORE RESTAURANTS,AND OTHER BUSINESSES WILL COME.
strolling   Registered | 11/06/2009 11:00AM
it will still be newland...i am sorry....nothing will attract me to that place..if it were not the county courthouse and all ..it would be gone by now...the people are rude and wonder why no one shops there...
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