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Tommy Davis Candidate Announcement
From the Jul 7, 2026 e-Edition
My name is Tommy Davis. I am running for Carroll County Road Supervisor. I will be a write-in candidate on the August 6 ballot.
I am a lifelong resident of Carroll County. My wife, Stacy, and I have been married 30 years. We have two sons, Alex (Kasey) and Dalton (Shelby), and two granddaughters, Sterling and Millie.
I have been employed with the Carroll County Highway Department for 30 years. I have held the position of foreman for the past eight years.
Our roads connect our families, businesses, farms, schools and emergency services. My priority is to work hard to maintain safe roads, spend taxpayer dollars wisely and respond to road concerns in a timely manner.
Your vote will be greatly appreciated. Please remember—you will need to write in my name and mark the box next to it for your vote to count.
Tommy Davis
Candidate for Road Supervisor
In the e-Edition
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