Results from the North Augusta Mayor’s Republican primary Tuesday shows Britton Williams beating Stetson Corbitt by a wide margin. Shortly after the polls closed, Williams had 1511 votes to Corbitt’s 664.
An official total could not be obtained Wednesday because the administrative offices were closed, according to a recorded message from the city administration offices
“I am very excited and thankful,” said Williams in a text. “North Augusta’s future is bright, and we have to come together as a Republican Party to unite for the general election against Democrat candidate. As a community we can achieve great things together!”
Williams will face Democrat Richard Adams in the general election set for April.
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Williams told the Augusta Press that he is excited and thankful to the voters who nominated him.
“North Augusta’s future is bright,” he says, “and we have to come together as a Republican party to unite for the General Election against the Democratic candidate. We can achieve great things together!”
Also on the ballot, running for city council, Pat Carpenter, David McGhee and Jenafer McCauley emerged as winners in a field of seven candidates.
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