Pickens County August 11 runoff election returns
News August 11, 2020
PICKENS COUNTY, Ga – The polls have closed for the August 11 runoff election. To review the unofficial election returns for your local, state, and federal races, check out the list below. Please remember all the results are unofficial until certified by the Secretary of State.
Precincts: 100% reporting
COUNTY
Tax Commissioner
Republican
Amy Gibson – 2,348
PROJECTED WINNER – Daniel Reeves – 2,503
Board of Education Post 1
Republican
Donna Enis (I) – 1,896
PROJECTED WINNER: Thomas Gartrell – 2,947
FEDERAL
U.S. House of Representatives District 14
Republican
John Cowan – 516
Marjorie Greene – 1,067
U.S. House of Representatives District 9
Republican
Andrew Clyde – 1,784
Matt Gurtler – 1,441
Democrat
Devin Pandy – 186
Brooke Siskin – 106
To see the state election returns, click here. This article contains the overall race winner and identified runoffs for State House, State Senate, U.S. House, and U.S. Senate in FYN’s coverage area.
The General Election is scheduled for November 3 as well as the jungle primary for Senator Kelly Loeffler’s seat.
Pickens County Tax Commissioner run-off: Amy Gibson
Election 2020, Politics July 23, 2020
Amy Gibson is on the ballot for Tax Commissioner in the Pickens County run-off election on August 11, 2020. Voting is already underway and candidate Gibson, has answered some questions to help voters decide how to cast their ballots.
Why do you feel like you are the most qualified for this position?
I bring the best of both worlds to this position – 20 years of tax, tag, and title experience coupled with accounting, business management, budget and personnel experience. I think it will take a multi dimensional person to make this office run smoothly and efficiently. I dont just have training, I’ve worked the positions!
List your qualifications/experience that is applicable to this position.
As stated in my previous answer, I have worked with dealerships as a tax, tag, title and accounting clerk for 20 years. Also in that time, I worked as a cashier, a collections manager, an Accounts Payable clerk, a branch manager, a marketing manager, and I’ve done profit and loss statements with budgetary considerations. I’ve set an office budget and stayed in it!
What do you want the voters to know about
you that will help them make a decision?
I’m fair, honest, and willing to help anyone that needs it. I’m willing to pull up the bootstraps and get to work for the people of my county.
What are some issues in the PC Tax Commissioners office would you like to improve on?
Morale, efficiency, and teamwork. Also, procedures need to be streamlined and collections should be consistent.
How can voters contact you with questions?
My number is 770-893-8751, and my email is [email protected]. You can find me on Facebook @ Amy Gibson for Pickens County Tax Commissioner.
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