Mayor & City Council - Government - City of St. Marys, GA

Steve Conner earned a bachelor's degree at West Georgia College, a master's degree at Cambridge College, and a specialist and doctoral degree at Argosy University.

The final seat on the St. Marys City Council has been filled for 2023.

Camden County Schools middle school athletics director Steven Conner collected 2,761 votes (52.33%) to win the runoff election for…

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Conner edges Ingram in St. Marys City Council runoff

Steve Conner works as a middle school athletics director for Camden County Schools.

Conner edges by Ingram in St. Marys City Council runoff

Post 1:
Jerre Brumbelow
Kenneth I. Jelley
Artie Jones Jr. (Incumbent)
Post 2:
Steve Conner (Incumbent)
Nick Harris
Wanda Townes

Camden County voters: What’s on your 2026 ballot?

Steve currently serves as a member of the St. Marys City Council for Post 2. He won a runoff election for the council seat.

Camden County voters: What's on your 2026 ballot? - News4JAX

Steve currently serves as a member of the St. Marys City Council for Post 2. 

2026 Georgia General Runoff

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As of November 6, 2026, Steve Conner did not have a website or any information online.

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- Most city council members in Georgia are elected in odd years to four year terms. Elections are nonpartisan. 

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