Former Official

Chris Tuten

Former Jefferson County Commission - District 1

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According to our records, Chris Tuten last ran for office in 2024. Please see our updated voter guide for information about upcoming elections, candidates, and current elected officials.

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Candidate for Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk/ComptrollerCandidate
2024View Position
Jefferson County Commission - District 1
2020 – 2024View Position

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About Jefferson County Commission - District 1

The County Clerk and Comptroller is a joint position responsible for maintaining and protecting the county's public records and tax dollars.

Term length: 2020 – 2024
Next election: August 20, 2024

Nearby Officials

AG

Angela Gray

Jefferson County Property Appraiser

C"

Cecil "Trey" M. Hightower III

Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk/Comptroller

Kirk Reams

Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk/Comptroller

Alfred "Mac" K. McNeill Jr.

Jefferson County Sheriff

Lois Howell-Hunter

Jefferson County Tax Collector

Shanna Boutwell

Jefferson County Tax Collector

Other Candidates for Jefferson County Commission - District 1

JW

John Ward

Republican

Kirk Reams

Republican

CH

Cecil Hightower

Republican

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