April 2, 2025
McIntosh County election results
Unofficial returns

 

 

State Senate District 8

Bryan Logan – 763 (58.92 percent)

David Nelson – 532 (41.08 percent)

(District wide, Logan received 2,892 votes to Nelson’s 2,313. Republican Logan will face Democrat Nathan Brewer and Independent Steve Sanford on May 13)

 

Checotah School District Seat 5

Christie Bobo – 691 (69.94)

Mickey Medley – 247 (30.06)

 

Checotah City Council

Ward 1

Sherry Spears 154 (36.93)

Rusty Beaver 165 (39,57)

(Beaver will face Spears in a May 14 run-off)

 

Ward 2

Tony Fields – 213 (50.84)

Anthony Robb – 206 (49.16)

 

Ward 3

Nick Quinton – 118 (28.64)

Rusty Rogers – 294 (71.36)

 

Eufaula City Council

Ward 2

Roger Barton – 244 (81.96)

Beverly Ann Rebaudo – 57 (18.04)

 

School bond proposition

Yes – 564 (63.3)

No – 327 (36.7)

 

Indian Capital Tech Center District 4

Office No. 5

Ginger Knight – 780 (75.8)

Andrew Theodore – 249 (24.2)

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