Election Roundup: Lumberton City Council
Lumberton City Council members Melissa Robinson, John Carroll, John Cantey, and Owen Thomas have been reelected.
- Each member was the only name on the ballot and won by a wide margin.
- In Precinct 5, John Cantey won with 202 votes, despite two write-in campaigns by Keith Copeland and Darryl Genus.
- The write-in candidates combined for 27 votes, with Cantey carrying the race with more than 88% of the vote.
“First and foremost, I’d like to thank God, all of our church families, civic groups and especially the residents of Precinct 5 for entrusting me to a sixth term as their representative,”
Cantey, the senior member of the council, has served since 2005 and won a sixth term.
Author's summary: Lumberton City Council members reelected.
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