A Look Who’s Running for Office in Henry County 2024

Photo of Georgia voter stickers (AJC photo / Ben Gray) — (AJC photo / Ben Gray)

Here is a look at who’s running for office in Henry County in 2024. Candidate qualifying occurred during the week of March 4–8.

The general primary will be on Tuesday, May 21. At this time, non-partisan offices will also have their election. Finally, the general election will be in November.

Who’s Running for Office Henry County 2024

Jump to a particular section: County Offices | School Board | Judges & Courts | State House & Senate

An (I) following a candidate’s name denotes the incumbent.

County Commissioners

There will be democratic primaries for county chair and commissioner district 2. There is a contested general election for commissioner district 1.

County Commission Chair

Marion Calhoun (D)
Carlotta Harrell (I) (D)
Vivian Thomas (D)

Commissioner District 1 – South Henry County

Demetrius Rucker (D)

Johnny Wilson (I) (R)

County Commissioner District 2 – Stockbridge & North Henry County

Daniel Edwards (D)
~~Karen Prince (D)~~ removed from the ballot
Neat Robinson (I) (D)

By Commissioner Thomas qualifying to run for county chair, it will require a special election in district 4. More info on that election will follow when available.

Other County Offices

The coroner, sheriff and tax commissioner each have a contested Democratic Primary. There will also be a contested general election for sheriff.

Coroner

Tony Brown (D)
Donald W Cleveland (I) (D)

Sheriff

Willie Brown (D)
Cornell ”C.J.” Madison, Jr (D)
Reginald B. Scandrett (I) (D)
Walter J. Woolfork (D)

Curtis Steven Farmer (Non-Partisan)
Adrian Washington (Non-Partisan)

Jack Lee Redlinger (R)

Tax Commissioner

Toneen Brown (D)
Michael Harris (I) (D)

School Board

The school board elections are non-partisan. The winner will be determined on the May 21 ballot.

District 1 – South Henry County

Earlene H. Crump
John H. Dewberry
Cassandra Norsworthy
Pam Nutt (I)

District 3 – Ola & Union Grove

The current school board member, Holly Carter Cobb, chose not to seek re-election.

Larry N. Bryant
Jennifer Gardner Carter

District 5 – North Hampton, Dutchtown and Central McDonough

Makenize McDaniel (I)
Sheri Mimbs
Gewel Richardson

Judges & Courts

Similar to the school board, judgeships are non-partisan positions. Most judgeships and court officers qualified unopposed to retain their seats.

Superior Court Judge (Roberts)

Danielle P. Roberts (I)

Superior Court Judge (Veal)

Holly Veal (I)

State Court Judge (Bailey)

Ralph Bailey, Jr (I)

State Court Judge (Knights)

~~Loletha Hale~~ removed from the ballot
Stephen N. Knights, Jr (I)

Probate Court Judge

Kelley S. Powell (I)

District Attorney

Darius Patillo (I)

Clerk of Superior Court

Sabriya Hill (I)

Solicitor of State Court

Pamela Marie Bettis (I)

State House & Senate

Please note the house and senate district maps have changed since 2022. In addition, some district numbers have changed. Visit here for a look at the new house & senate maps.

Among the state legislators who represent Henry County, four out of the ten will have a contested general election. In addition, there is one contested Democratic Primary. Finally, two positions have a contested Republican Primary.

State House

State Representatives Clint Crowe, Karen Mathiak and Angela Moore represent a portion of Henry County today; however, their districts no longer include a portion of the county on the new maps.

House District 74 – Hampton & Lovejoy

**Open District with No Incumbent**

Robert Flournoy, Jr. (D)
Maggy Martinez (D)

House District 78 – West Stockbridge & Dutchtown

Demetrius Douglas (I) (D)

District 81 – Ola, Union Grove & East Locust Grove

Mishael White (D)

Lauren Daniel (I) (R)
Noelle Kahaian (R)

House District 115 – East Fairview, East Stockbridge & Woodland

Regina Lewis-Ward (I) (D)

House District 116 – West Fairview, Central Stockbridge & Eagles Landing

El-Mahdi Holly (I) (D)

Reign Stevens (R)

District 117 – McDonough, West Locust Grove & Luella