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Candidates
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December 4, 2025

Candidates file for board of education, City of Sallisaw seats

By Lynn

Several candidates filed a declaration of candidacy at the Sequoyah County Election Board this week for the upcoming Sequoyah County boards of education and City of Sallisaw races, which are scheduled for February.

If more than two candidates filed for the same board of education seat, a primary election will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 10. If one candidate receives more than 50% of the votes, that candidate will be named the elected official.

If no candidate receives more than 50% of the votes, the two candidates receiving the highest number of votes will vie for the seat during the board of education General Election on Tuesday, April 7.

If only two candidates file for the same board of education seat, those two candidates’ names will appear on the General Election ballot in April.

Declarations of candidacy were accepted for the following offices:

• Belfonte School District, C-50, Office No. 3 (3-year): Andy Anglen, 32.

• Brushy School District, C-36, Office No. 3 (3-year): Jessica Taylor, 36, and Monty R. Davis, 59.

• Central School District, I-7, Office No. 1 (5-year): Joshua Randolph, 39.

• Central School District, I-7, Office No. 3 (Unexpired, 2-year): Sarah Adams, 41, Blake Rogers, 34, and DeJuna McDonald, 46.

• Gans School District, Office No. 1 (5-year): Jamie Taylor, 44

• Gore School District, I-6, Office No. 1 (5-year): Lester Keathley, 40.

• Liberty School District, Office No. 3 (3-year): Morgan Seubold, 53.

• Marble City School District, C-35, Office No. 2 (3-year): Nancy L. Fields, 83.

• Moffett School District, C-68, Office No. 3 (3-year): Roger Dale McaFee, 62, Dayanara Marie Bowling, 30, and Sarah F. Jones, no age listed.

• Muldrow School District, I-3., Office No. 1 (5-year): Darrin Phelps, 49.

• Roland School District, 1-5, Office No. 1 (5-year): Kevin Flurry, 57.

• Sallisaw School District, I-1, Office No. 1 (5-year): Bobby Harold Qualls Jr., 46.

• Vian School District, Office No. 1 (5-year): Jeff Cotner, 60, and Lee Ann Parks, 61.

• City of Sallisaw Mayor (3-year): Kenny Moody, 45, Jeanne Lou Nettie Moore, 51, and Marley J. Abell, 49.

• City of Sallisaw Chief of Police (3-year): John Owens, 60.

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