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Qualifying Ends Today For October Century Election
August 5, 2011
Three candidates have officially qualified to appear on the October ballot in Century’s general election, while two prefiled candidates have not yet completed the qualification process.
By the close of business Thursday, incumbent Mayor Freddie McCall and challenger Henry Hawkins both finished the qualification process, as did incumbent Seat 1 council member Ann Brooks.
Brooks’ challenger, Pamela MacArthur, and the only prefiled candidate to date for Seat 2 on the town council, Annie Carter Savage, had not yet completed the qualification process, according to the Escambia County Supervisor of Elections website.
The qualifying period for the fall ballot in Century ends Friday. Qualifying papers will be accepted from 8 a.m. until noon at the Century Town Hall and the Supervisor of Elections Office in Pensacola.
Saturday morning, NorthEscambia.com will publish the final list of candidates qualified to seek office in Century this year.
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