UPDATE TOTALS ARE FINAL BUT UNOFFICIAL
Incumbent Crittenden County Judge-Executive Perry Newcom won another term IN Tuesday's General Election, defeating write-in challenger Kent Withrow 1,763 votes to 828 with all precincts reporting. Newcom received 68% of the vote.
Sheriff Evan Head also turned back a write-in challenge, receiving 2,246 votes, or 92%, to Scott Burke’s 202.
Cutter Singleton led the seven-candidate Marion City Council race with 468 votes. Joining him in winning six available seats were Randy Dunn with 415, Bobby Belt with 404, Scott Tabor with 373, Taylor Davis with 348 and Dwight Sherer with 347. Ricky Winders finished seventh with 276 votes.
In the District 2 school board race, James Eric LaRue defeated write-in candidate Kerianne Vasquez 343 votes to 34.
John Croft led voting for conservation district supervisor with 1,536 votes, followed by Robert Glinke with 889 and write-in candidate Susan Smith with 58.
In federal races, Andy Barr carried Crittenden County in the U.S. Senate contest with 2,265 votes, or 79.3%. Charles Booker received 501 votes and Christopher Campbell had 89. U.S. Rep. James Comer received 2,360 county votes, or 82.7%, to challenger John “Drew” Williams’ 495.
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