7:39 PM IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO THE REGISTRED VOTERS OF DALE COUNTY

Rickey Stokes

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Date: Apr 13 2024 7:40 PM

DALE COUNTY:    This next Tuesday, April 16, 2024, the registered voters of Dale County, this is a very important day for the future of Dale County Alabama.

The runoff election for Dale County Commission Chairman with Incumbent Chairman Steve McKinnon and challenger Jeffery Adam Enfinger.

The polls will open at 7 AM and close at 7 PM. The only thing on the ballot is the Chairman position of Dale County Commission.

ALABAMA GOVENOR KAY IVEY

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has served the State of Alabama now for 7 years as Governor. When the former Dale County Commission Chairman Mark Blankenship was narrowly elected as Mayor of Ozark, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey appointed Steve McKinnon to serve as Dale County Commission Chairman.

Governor Ivey knew who Steve McKinnon was. McKinnon had served as Chairman of the Alabama Association of County Commissioners. He knew the county business well, and Governor Ivey knew that Steve McKinnon had the best for the people of Dale County, and how to move Dale County forward.

FORMER CHAIRMAN AND NOW OZARK MAYOR MARK BLANKENSHIP

When Mark Blankenship was Dale County Commission Chairman he drove department heads crazy. And Chairman Blankenship attempted to drive now retired Dale County Sheriff Wally Olson crazy.

As Chairman, Mark Blankenship, in my opinion, was placing the citizens of Dale County in bad safety and security positions with what he was constantly doing to Sheriff Wally Olson.

Finally the members of the Dale County Commission put severe restraints on Mark Blankenship that then allowed the men and women of the Dale County Sheriff Department to serve and protect and Wally Olson perform his duties as Sheriff.

When elected Ozark Mayor Mark Blankenship has attempted to run Dale County. But the Dale County Commission, Chairman McKinnon, all put their feet down with now Ozark Mayor Mark Blankenship and said NO.

JEFFERY ADAM ENFINGER

Having served two years as a Dale County Commissioner, Incumbent Dale County Commissioner Jeffery Adam Enfinger has challenged Incumbent Chairman Steve McKinnon for Chairman.

But according to research by RSN, Ozark Mayor Mark Blankenship is heavily involved in the Enfinger race. Because we believe that Mark Blankenship believes he can help run Dale County.

Mark Blankenship is a control person and wants to control the entire county. He has done some STUPID things such as his recent of a court summons to a 40 year Army Veteran. Hauling him into Ozark Municipal Court on manure. The Judge saw through it and tossed the case seeing as it was Mark Blankenship trash.

MISLEADING ADS 

Jeffery Adam Enfinger has been running some negative advertisements against Incumbent Chairman Steve McKinnon. RSN has researched that information and we have found no substantial facts. It is misleading information directed by, RSN believes, Ozark Mayor Mark Blankship and political handler for Enfinger from Troy.

Do not fall for these ads.

RSN RESEARCH HAS FOUND

That Jeffery Adam Enfinger, in the United States of America Federal Court, case number 123199 has filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The court records reflect two, the second with case number 0310133.

The Chapter 7 bankruptcy debtor is listed as Jeffery Adam Enfinger with a Pinckard and Newton address.

ENDORSEMENTS OF STEVE McKINNON

Retired Dale County Sheriff Wally Olson has   endorsed Steve McKinnon for re-election as Chairman of Dale County Commission.

The entire sitting members of Dale County Commission, with exception of challenger Jeffery Adam Enfinger, has endorsed Steve McKinnon for re-election.

Pinckard Mayor Bobby Borland has endorsed Steve McKinnon.

A lot of people serving in office support McKinnon but because of their positions they can not say in the public.

But for the continued growth and success, the honesty and integrity, the knowing how to make things happen, Steve McKinnon is the right man to serve the people.

BUT, YOU MUST GO TO THE POLLS TUESDAY AND CAST YOUR VOTE. Do not procrastinate. This election is to important.

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