John M. Crowell
Republican
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County Commissioner, Chatham County
District 04
- Vote for
- 1
- Term
- 4 years
- Candidates
- 2
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: A county commissioner is one of the members of the board that adopts the county budget, sets the property tax rate and oversees county government.
Residency district: every voter in the county votes for this seat (the district is where the member must live; State Board March 3, 2026 primary precinct results, other seats of the same board).
Katie Kenlan
DemocraticIncumbent
Chatham County commissioner
The gist
- Supports balancing rapid growth with farmland and environmental preservation
- Supports protecting drinking water and natural resources
- Supports increasing affordable housing
- Supports addressing climate change's effects on the county
- Supported fully funded school budgets every year in office
More about Katie
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Supports balancing rapid growth with farmland and environmental preservation
Platform IssuesCampaign website · Katie Kenlan for Commissioner Committee · katiekenlan.com
“Balance the county’s rapid growth with preservation of our environment and farmland.”
Supports protecting drinking water and natural resources
Platform IssuesCampaign website · Katie Kenlan for Commissioner Committee · katiekenlan.com
“Ensure safe drinking water and the protection of our natural resources.”
Supports increasing affordable housing
Platform IssuesCampaign website · Katie Kenlan for Commissioner Committee · katiekenlan.com
“Increase affordable housing.”
Supports addressing climate change's effects on the county
Platform IssuesCampaign website · Katie Kenlan for Commissioner Committee · katiekenlan.com
“Address the impact of climate change on our county.”
Supported fully funded school budgets every year in office
Platform IssuesCampaign website · Katie Kenlan for Commissioner Committee · katiekenlan.com
“Supported full-funded school budgets and expansion every year I have been county commissioner.”
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