Incumbent

Derek J. White

Chatham County State Court Judge - Seat 2

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Chatham County State Court Judge - Seat 2Incumbent
2024 – 2028View Position
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About Chatham County State Court Judge - Seat 2

Term length: 2024 – 2028

Nearby Officials

David L. Campbell

Chatham County Coroner

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Horace B. Waller Jr.

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Claire Cornwell-Williams

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Chester A. Ellis

Chatham County Commission Chair

Tracie Macke

Chatham County Magistrate Judge

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