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McCollar touts 'leadership people can see' in bid for second term as mayor
Says he has more campaign volunteers than in ’17
Mayor Jonathan McCollar, photographed while describing new features of Luetta Moore Park before it reopened July 31, says the $4.5 million park renovations the city of Statesboro undertook this year with the county's cooperation are just one example of "l
Mayor Jonathan McCollar, photographed while describing new features of Luetta Moore Park before it reopened July 31, says the $4.5 million park renovations the city of Statesboro undertook this year with the county's cooperation are just one example of "leadership people can see." He and challenger Ernest Larry Lawton face off in Statesboro's Nov. 2 mayoral election, with early voting starting Tuesday, Oct. 12. - photo by AL HACKLE/file
Facing a challenger and with early voting now beginning in the Nov. 2 election, Statesboro Mayor Jonathan McCollar appears to be taking nothing for granted. McCollar said Monday he has “exponentially more” volunteers campaigning for him than he did for his 2017 victory.
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