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Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2008 , 3:43 p.m.

Hamilton County: Matthews’ replacement will be on November ballot

Voters will choose Debra Matthews’ school board replacement during the general election on Nov. 4, officials confirmed today.

According to Tennessee Code, the now-vacant District 4 seat on the Hamilton County Board of Education does not require a special election and can simply be placed on the Nov. 4 regular ballot.

“I have conferred with attorneys locally and in-state,” said Charlotte Mullis-Morgan, chief deputy of the Hamilton County Election Commission. “Everybody’s in compliance with it. This is just how it has to be.”

Mrs. Mullis-Morgan said she has received no calls about the position, and no one has turned in a petition to run for the office.

Interested candidates can pick up paperwork now, and must turn it back in to the election commission by noon on Sept. 10, she said.

For complete details, see tomorrow’s Chattanooga Times Free Press

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