Kerkes is behind financially in her re-election bid for the School Board, second in raised funds and money spent in the three-way race, though she’s first in in-kind contributions with nearly $6,000. Carter has $6,000 in contributions and spent more than $4,600. She has the cash advantage here, bringing in $25,250 and spending more than $6,300 so far. She’s in an open Republican Primary against Dale Carter.
Leroy Edwards is unopposed for the Democratic nomination.Ĭondon is the Commission Vice Chairwoman and incumbent in District 4. She’s brought in more than $34,600 compared to Herring’s $4,150, but Compere has spent less than $3,000 and Herring has spent less than $2,000 so far. Herring is running in District 2 against Alexandra Compere, who put thousands of her own dollars into the campaign, in the Republican Primary. “They will encourage smart growth and investment in Clay County, which will bring more jobs and further improve the lives of their fellow citizens.” “These candidates understand the importance of the construction industry and the fact that it helps drive the economic growth and success of Northeast Florida,” Clay Builders Council Chairman Chris Dougherty said in a statement. For the School Board, they sided with Ashley Gilhousen, Michele Hanson and Janice Kerekes. The Builders gave their backing to Betsy Condon and Rodney Herring for the County Commission. The Northeast Florida Builders Association has endorsed five local Clay County candidates, including three incumbents.
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