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Jacksonville sheriff candidates Democrat Lakesha Burton (left) and Republican T.K. Waters (right).

QUIZ: How well do you know the Jacksonville sheriff candidates?

By Claire Heddles
Published on October 18, 2022 at 3:02 pm
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Early, in-person voting starts next week in the special election to replace former Sheriff Mike Williams. The first election in August narrowed the field to two candidates: Lakesha Burton (D) and T.K. Waters (R).

Starting Monday, Oct. 24, voters can cast a ballot at any of 20 libraries, community centers and churches operating as early voting sites. Voting sites are open seven days a week until Nov. 6. On Election Day, Nov. 8, voters can cast a ballot only at their neighborhood precinct.

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Before casting your ballot, check your knowledge of the sheriff candidates’ background and positions:

author image Reporter, Jacksonville Today email Claire has been a reporter in Jacksonville since August of 2021. She was previously the local host of NPR's Morning Edition at WUOT in Knoxville, Tennessee. Reach Claire with tips, ideas or comments at (904) 250-0926, claire@jaxtoday.org and on Twitter at @ClaireHeddles.

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