Ten elections will be contested in Long County, with two or more candidates vying for the office when voters go to the polls on May 21, 2024.

These include:

*Sheriff: incumbent Craig Nobles and Octaviano Figueroa, as Republicans; and Rondy Bacon, Democrat;

*Probate Judge: incumbent Teresa Odum and Robert "Bobby" Smith, non-partisan;

*District 1 Long County Commissioner: incumbent Gerald Blocker, Republican, and David Richardson, Democrat; 

*District 4 Commissioner: incumbent Jeremy Hall and Clifton DeLoach, both running as Republicans; 

*District 5 Commissioner: incumbent Robert Parker and Emma Strickland, Republicans;

*District 1 Board of Education (BOE): Charles "Tony" Duncan and Teresa Johnson, non-partisan

*District 2 BOE: incumbent Bruce DeLoach and Philip Davis, non-partisan

*District 3 BOE: incumbent Synita Mathis and Melissa Craft, non-partisan

*District 4 BOE: Patricia Austin, Linda DeLoach, and Pablo Perez, non-partisan

*District 5 BOE: incumbent Bryan Wingate and Julie Norman Dawson, non-partisan

Uncontested offices are as follows:

*Clerk of Superior Court-incumbent Sherry Long, Republican

*Tax Commissioner-incumbent Rebecca "Becky" Fowler, non-partisan

*Coroner-incumbent Nickey Anderson, Republican

*State Court Judge-Jeffrey Arnold, non-partisan

*Solicitor-General-incumbent Brooklyn Franklin, non-partisan

The offices for District 2 Long County Commissioner, incumbent John Boy Reddish, and District 3 Long County Commissioner James Craft, are not up for re-election on the May 21 ballot.

The election will be held on Tuesday, May 21, 2024, with early voting in the weeks preceding the election, with those dates of early/advance voting to be printed in The Journal Sentinel.

Qualifying for these offices was held Monday-Friday, March 4-8, 2024, ending at 12 noon on Friday, March 8.