9:47 p.m.

Colquitt County Commission Chairman (Republican)

Denver Braswell — 2,146

Terry Clark — 1,408

County Commission District 1 (Democrat)

Jeron Bridges — 41

Darius Dawson — 105

Barbara Jelks — 140

James Weeks — 26

Board of Education District 3 (Non-partisan)

Patricia Anderson — 503

Charlton Tyler — 449

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9:36 p.m. — 17 of 19 precincts reporting

Colquitt County Commission Chairman (Republican)

Denver Braswell — 2,080

Terry Clark — 1,363

County Commission District 1 (Democrat)

Jeron Bridges — 7

Darius Dawson — 23

Barbara Jelks — 55

James Weeks — 5

Board of Education District 3 (Non-partisan)

Patricia Anderson — 466

Charlton Tyler — 421

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8:37 p.m. — 11 of 19 precincts reporting

Colquitt County Commission Chairman (Republican)

Denver Braswell — 1,423

Terry Clark — 870

County Commission District 1 (Democrat)

Jeron Bridges — 5

Darius Dawson — 18

Barbara Jelks — 45

James Weeks — 5

Board of Education District 3 (Non-partisan)

Patricia Anderson — 348

Charlton Tyler — 326

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8:11 p.m.

MOULTRIE, Ga. — With seven of Colquitt County’s 19 precincts reporting, Denver Braswell of Lenox is leading incumbent Terry Clark of Moultrie in the race for Colquitt County Commission chairman.

Braswell has 971 votes to Clark’s 610.

While today’s election is to determine the Republican nominee for the chairman’s post, no Democrat qualified; tonight’s winner will face no opposition in the November general election.

In the Board of Education race for District 3, incumbent Patricia Anderson leads Charlton Tyler, 193 to 165. The board of education race is non-partisan, so the winner tonight will take office in January.

Results are not yet available for the County Commission District 1 race which has five people running as Democrats. The winner will face Stacey Williams, who ran in the Republican primary with no opposition.