LOGANVILLE — Political newcomer Jay Boland won his first election on Tuesday in a Loganville special election voter with turnout that was extremely low.
Boland defeated Chuck Bagley 167-116 in a City Council race, while unopposed mayoral candidate Dan Curry collected 237 votes. Curry was vice mayor before Ray Nunley passed away in April after a battle with lung cancer.
Curry and Boland are expected to be sworn in at the July 11 council meeting.
On his Facebook page, Boland wrote that he thanked his family, friends and supporters.
#”I have to take the kids out for some ice cream for the hard work they put in today,” he wrote.
via Gwinnett Daily Post | Political newcomer wins Loganville Council race.
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