2026 Georgia General Runoff

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Nick is a graduate from Radford University. He is certified in Educational Dispute Resolution from the Justice Center of Atlanta.

Harris - CAMDEN VOTES

Nick resides in St. Marys, Georgia with his wife Kim and are the proud owners of Farm to Family in St. Marys.

Nick Harris is a graduate of Radford University and holds a certificate in Educational Dispute Resolution from the Justice Center of Atlanta. He lives with his wife, Kim.

St. Marys - CAMDEN VOTES

Nick retired from the Army in August 2004 after 22 years of service and is a motivational speaker and Special Education consultant.

Nick has been engaged in the special education process as a parent, school administrator and special education teacher for the past 35 years in a myriad of organizations.

Nick is the Founder and CEO of The Fayette Field of Hope dedicated to providing children and adults with developmental disabilities with the opportunity to play baseball in its purest form.

He recently launched a Special Education Consulting business, Parents as Partners for Achievement, which assists families in negotiating the Special Education maze.

Nick Harris is a motivational speaker and special education consultant. He is the founder and chief executive officer of The Fayette Field of Hope and launched the special education consulting business Parents as Partners for Achievement. He is also an owner of Farm to Family in St. Marys. He previously worked as a school administrator and special education teacher and retired from the Army after 22 years of service.

Economic growth is another major priority for me.
I believe we should attract new businesses and investment to St. Marys, but we must do it carefully and responsibly. We should support development that creates jobs, strengthens our tax base, and improves quality of life — while also preserving the charm and character that make our city unique.

Small businesses are the backbone of this community.
Small businesses are not just a storefront-they are families, jobs, and dreams. As a city, we must be a partner, not a barrier. That means streamlining permitting, offering clear guidance instead of red tape, and actively recruiting businesses that fit our community’s character-not just any growth, but smart growth. It also means supporting existing businesses so they can expand, hire locally, and stay in St. Marys.

We must empower small businesses. That means transparent, predictable permitting, clear communication from city leadership, regular roundtables with business owners, and strategic partnerships with the Chamber of Commerce and regional development authorities.

We should be attracting boutique retail, family-owned restaurants, marine related businesses, and professional services that serve both residents and the base community at Kings Bay.

Supports carefully managed business development that creates jobs, strengthens the tax base, and preserves St. Marys' character.

Advocates streamlined, predictable small-business permitting, clearer city guidance, regular owner roundtables, and partnerships with development organizations.

Supports recruiting boutique retail, family-owned restaurants, marine-related businesses, and professional services serving residents and the Kings Bay base community.

- Supports carefully managed business development that creates jobs, strengthens the tax base, and preserves St. Marys' character.
- Advocates streamlined, predictable small-business permitting, clearer city guidance, regular owner roundtables, and partnerships with development organizations.
- Supports recruiting boutique retail, family-owned restaurants, marine-related businesses, and professional services serving residents and the Kings Bay base community.

Economy

Another issue close to my heart is protecting the quality of life in St. Marys.

We should continue investing in recreation, beautification, youth programs, and community partnerships that bring people together.

Development of a Children and Youth Commission
They are not just our future-they are our present. I am committed to establishing a Children and Youth Commission to give young people and families a voice in city decisions. This commission would focus on youth development, safety, education partnerships, recreation, and mental health support.

Supports continued investment in recreation, beautification, youth programs, and community partnerships.

Pledges to establish a Children and Youth Commission focused on youth development, safety, education partnerships, recreation, and mental health support.

- Supports continued investment in recreation, beautification, youth programs, and community partnerships.
- Pledges to establish a Children and Youth Commission focused on youth development, safety, education partnerships, recreation, and mental health support.

Public Services

Address Blight and Beautification

This takes leadership courage. We must confront neglected properties and code enforcement issues that impact neighborhoods and economic development.

I support strong but fair code enforcement, clear timelines for property remediation, beautification initiatives led by public-private partnerships, and community cleanup days.

Supports fair code enforcement, property-remediation timelines, public-private beautification partnerships, and community cleanup days to address neglected properties.

- Supports fair code enforcement, property-remediation timelines, public-private beautification partnerships, and community cleanup days to address neglected properties.

Housing & Urban Development

One of my priorities will be protecting public safety.
A safe city is the foundation of a strong community. I will work to support our police officers, firefighters, emergency responders, and public works employees who serve this city every day. They deserve respect, proper resources, competitive pay, and leadership that stands behind them.

Supports resources, competitive pay, and leadership support for police, firefighters, emergency responders, and public works employees.

- Supports resources, competitive pay, and leadership support for police, firefighters, emergency responders, and public works employees.

Public Safety

I also want to focus on infrastructure and traffic improvements.

As our community grows, our roads, drainage systems, parks, sidewalks, and public spaces must keep up with that growth. Residents should not have to deal with neglected infrastructure or flooding concerns while taxes continue to rise. We need smart planning, responsible budgeting, and long-term thinking.

Calls for smart planning and responsible budgeting to maintain roads, drainage systems, sidewalks, parks, and public spaces as the community grows.

- Calls for smart planning and responsible budgeting to maintain roads, drainage systems, sidewalks, parks, and public spaces as the community grows.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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

Energy & the Environment

Nick Harris

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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. 

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

Steve Conner

- City council members work together with the rest of city council to set and implement city policy. 
- City council is tasked with ensuring the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city 
- City council members work with the mayor to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department. 
- City council members represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
- Most city council members in Georgia are elected in odd years to four year terms. Elections are nonpartisan. 

Passes laws and regulations for your city.

St. Marys City Council Member Runoff, Post 2

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