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Qualifying continues with most incumbents, a few challengers signed up for Bulloch County offices

Races on for sheriff, commissioner; one BOE district has a race, two others new candidates as incumbents bow out

After qualifying Monday as a candidate for re-election, Heather Mims, right, incumbent Bulloch County Board of Education member in District 7, discusses the district's boundaries with county Election Supervisor Shontay Jones. Mims has a challenger, Lisha Nevil, who also qualified Monday for the nonpartisan school board seat. (AL HACKLE/staff)

Heather Mims qualifies — After qualifying Monday as a candidate for re-election, Heather Mims, right, incumbent Bulloch County Board of Education member in District 7, discusses the district's boundaries with county Election Supervisor Shontay Jones. Mims has a challenger, Lisha Nevil, who also qualified Monday for the nonpartisan school board seat. (AL HACKLE/staff)

Candidates for local office have been qualifying at three different locations in Bulloch County this week for Georgia’s May 21 general primary and nonpartisan general election.

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