The Daily Herald
The most anticipated outcome of the 2021 Spring Hill Election was which candidate would take the seat in Ward 3, the only contested race, over the next four years.
The winner, after all the votes were tallied Thursday at City Hall, went to incumbent Kevin Gavigan, who received 1,477 votes over competitors Brent Murray, who garnered 439 votes, and Angela Privett, who drew 910 votes.
Gavigan s platform, which he said goes back to his first term in 2015, has been about staying focused on getting the city s major road and infrastructure projects completed, including the upcoming Interstate 65 interchange at Buckner Road, as well as road widenings at Buckner Road and Buckner Lane.
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Technical glitch leads to hand vote-count
Due to a technical glitch that impaired the computers that typically tabulate election results, members of the Maury County Election Commission, including Jason Whatley and Maury County Election Administrator Todd Baxter, were forced to count the ballots by hand using addition machines and calculators and triple checking, Whatey said.
Once the results were tabulated by hand, the final calculations were handwritten on a large white sheet of paper and posted on the back wall of the board room at Spring Hill City Hall on Thursday.
The results showed that voter turnout in Spring Hill could exceed 8%, a goal of retiring mayor Rick Graham, who tried to raise the turnout through a pie-in-the-face challenge to the community.
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The early voting period for the election wrapped on Saturday, April 3, bringing in just over 1,500 votes, nearly the number of total votes from the previous Spring Hill election in 2019.
Registered voters still have the opportunity to cast their ballot on Thursday in their assigned voter precincts from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The voting locations are listed below.
Spring Hill: Winchester Community Center at 563 Maury Hill Street (city voters from the Maury precincts Rally Hill and Spring Hill Middle School will also vote at the Community Center)
Neapolis: Spring Hill High School at One Raider Lane
Northfield: Northfield Training Center at 5000 Northfield Lane, #400
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Spring Hill Election Day: Citizens to elect new mayor, aldermen
The Daily Herald
Election Day in Spring Hill officially kicks off April 8 with voters heading to the polls to cast their ballots for a new mayor and four aldermen.
Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. this year, featuring five locations.
Poll Locations:
Spring Hill High School, 1 Raider Lane, Columbia
Northfield Training Center, 5000 Northfield Lane, Spring Hill
Longview Recreation Center, 2909 Commonwealth Drive, Spring Hill
Heritage Elementary School, 4801 Columbia Pike, Thompson s Station
Voters are required to vote at the designated precinct in which they live.
Voters will be able to select an aldermen from each ward.
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