Voters returned to the polls on Tuesday evening to vote in runoff elections in Chattooga County.  Republican voters chose Jeremy “Big Mac” McElhaney as the next coroner of Chattooga County.  McElhaney won with over 55% of the votes.  A total of 1,952 voters voted in the Republican Primary.  McElhaney will be replacing longtime Democratic Coroner Earl Rainwater who announced his retirement earlier this year.

In the race for Seat One on the Summerville City Council, Simone Adams defeated Pam Albert to fill the unexpired term of former Councilman David Ford who passed away earlier this year.  Adams received 136 votes to Albert’s 86 votes.

In the Democratic Primary runoff, voters were voting to see who will run against U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene.  Shawn Harris easily defeated Clarence Blalock with over 67% of the votes.