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Old 08-23-2024, 08:11 AM
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Anyone care to offer insight on how many votes or 'proxies' it might take to win a seat on the Board of Supervisor's for my VCDD? Anyone want to offer insights on trials/tribulations of being one? I've done some research and discussed with District Clerk-but unsure still whether I'll need 200 votes or 2000 votes to win a seat (District 14-Approx. 3500 home sites). Not announcing-just exploring how much work it might be, and whether the workload/risk/reward is worth it. My only intent would be to represent and communicate, not reinvent or radicalize any 'wheels' in motion for years. Thoughts?
It is too late to become a candidate for 2024. The deadline was in May.

The election to seats on a VCDD Board is handled by the Sumter County Supervisor of Elections for all VCDDs that are in Sumter County. For most of the seats, there is only one candidate; that candidate automatically wins the seat and does not appear on the November ballot. The process to become a candidate normally requires a minimum number of petitions. For more information see: Candidates