Montgomery County Primary election results: Find it all here

Jimmy Settle, Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle
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The polls are officially closed after Montgomery County's first Election Day of the year.

Results will be updated throughout the evening.

Several partisan candidates appeared on the May 3 ballot, including some in contested races for their respective party's nominations. Meanwhile, there are also those who choose to remain independent, at least publicly.

Candidates who qualify as independents on the ballot automatically move on to the County General Election later this summer. In fact, the names of independent candidates weren't listed on the May 3 ballot.

Montgomery County Election Day: Low turnout as voters cast primary ballots

Darlene Hendrix votes in the Tuesday Primary on May 3, 2022 at Glenellen School on Needmore Road in Clarksville.
Darlene Hendrix votes in the Tuesday Primary on May 3, 2022 at Glenellen School on Needmore Road in Clarksville.

Two other elections are scheduled for the year: an Aug. 4 State Primary and County General Election and a Nov. 8 State General and City of Clarksville Election.

Here is Tuesday's voting breakdown, with 27 of 38 precincts reporting:

Montgomery County Mayor (Republican nomination)

Wes Golden - 5,422 (67.99%)

Wallace Redd - 2,540 (31.85%)

Montgomery County Sheriff (Republican nomination)

John S. Fuson - 5,212 (97.53%)

Montgomery County Clerk (Republican nomination)

Teresa Cottrell - 4,916 (99.90%)

Montgomery County Register of Deeds (Republican nomination)

Julie Chadwick Runyon - 5,114 (99.80%)

Montgomery County Circuit Court Clerk (Republican nomination)

Wendy Davis - 5,014 (99.84%)

Circuit Court Judge Part I (Republican nomination)

Adrienne G. Fry - 5,229 (68.46%)

John B. Holt - 2,393 (31.33%)

Circuit Court Judge Part III (Republican nomination)

Joel Wallace - 4,956 (99.26%)

Circuit Court Judge Part IV (Republican nomination)

Robert T. Bateman - 4,928 (99.72%)

Circuit Court Judge Part V (Republican nomination)

Katy Olita - 4,807 (99.75%)

General Sessions and Juvenile Court Judge Division I (Republican nomination)

Ken Goble, Jr. - 4,823 (99.73%)

General Sessions and Juvenile Court Judge Division II (Republican nomination)

Eric Yow - 3,668 (46.67%)

Reid Poland - 4,190 (53.67%)

General Sessions and Juvenile Court Judge Division II (Democratic nomination)

Merriel Bullock-Neal - 993 (99%)

General Sessions and Juvenile Court Judge Division III (Republican nomination)

Sharon Massey-Grimes - 5,032 (99.45%)

Chancellor (Republican nomination)

Ben Dean - 4,625 (99.42%)

District Attorney (Republican nomination)

Robert Nash - 3,572 (46.46%)

Steve Powers - 915 (11.90%)

Neil Stauffer - 3,197 (41.58%)

District Public Defender (Republican nomination)

Roger Nell - 4,903 (99.72%)

County Commission District 1 (Republican nomination)

John M. Gannon - 311 (99.68%)

County Commission District 2 (Republican nomination)

Jason D. Knight - 519 (97.74%)

County Commission District 3 (Republican nomination)

Joe Smith - 782 (98.74%)

County Commission District 4 (Republican nomination)

Ascension "Big Sarge" Lopez - 281 (98.60%)

County Commission District 5 (Democratic nomination)

Rashidah A. Leverett - 54 (98.18%)

County Commission District 6 (Republican nomination)

Michael Lankford - 378 (99.47%)

County Commission District 7 (Republican nomination)

Nathan Burkholder - 247 (99.60%)

County Commission District 8 (Democratic nomination)

Tangi C. Smith - 18 (94.74%)

County Commission District 9 (Republican nomination)

Jorge Padro - 56 (100%)

County Commission District 10 (Democratic nomination)

Jeremiah Walker - 33 (100%)

County Commission District 11 (Democratic nomination)

Christine S. McKinney - 21 (91.30%)

County Commission District 12 (Democratic nomination)

Carmelle Chandler - 19 (100%)

County Commission District 13 (Democratic nomination)

Walker Woodruff - 58 (100%)

County Commission District 14 (Democratic nomination)

Billy Burgett - 49 (100%)

County Commission District 15 (Republican nomination)

David L. Harper - 627 (99.68%)

County Commission District 16 (Republican nomination)

Joshua Wikholm - 88 (100%)

County Commission District 16 (Democratic nomination)

Lisa Prichard - 30 (100%)

County Commission District 17 (Republican nomination)

Sam Houston - 122 (99.19%)

County Commission District 17 (Democratic nomination)

Chris Rasnic - 47 (100%)

County Commission District 18 (Republican nomination)

Kyong Suk Dawson - 51 (100%)

County Commission District 18 (Democratic nomination)

Ryan Gallant - 18 (100%)

County Commission District 20 (Republican nomination)

Autumn Simmons - 92 (98.62%)

School Board District 1 (Republican nomination)

John Crespo - 211 (99.06%)

School Board District 1 (Democratic nomination)

Carol A. Berry - 112 (100%)

School Board District 3 (Republican nomination)

Janet M. Peterson - 141 (98.60%)

School Board District 3 (Democratic nomination)

Herbert A. Nelson - 77 (100%)

School Board District 5 (Republican nomination)

Brad Morrow - 410 (99.27%)

School Board District 5 (Democratic nomination)

Jimmie M. Garland - 189 ( 99.47%)

School Board District 7 (Republican nomination)

Aron Maberry - 1,599 (99.38%)

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Glenellen School polling location Officer Rick Prall checks one of Glenellen's four voting machines between voters on May 3, 2022.
Glenellen School polling location Officer Rick Prall checks one of Glenellen's four voting machines between voters on May 3, 2022.

This article originally appeared on Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle: Montgomery County Primary election results 2022: Find updates here