Effingham SPLOST trails by 140 votes in unofficial results

Effingham County's unofficial election-night report shows the proposed one-percent SPLOST renewal trailing by 140 votes, 12,440 No to 12,300 Yes, with all 20 precincts reporting.

An illuminated red-brick courthouse with white columns and an American flag at night.
Project imageThe Effingham County Courthouse in Springfield, Georgia, built in 1908.Critical Mastodon / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Effingham County's unofficial election-night report shows the proposed one-percent SPLOST renewal trailing by 140 votes, 12,440 No to 12,300 Yes, with all 20 precincts reporting.

The six-year tax proposal was intended to fund countywide and municipal capital work including parks, public-safety facilities, a health department, a library, roads and drainage.

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The county elections board has scheduled pre-certification for November 6; the result should not be described as final until certification evidence is available.

JurisdictionEffingham County
ScopeRegional
StageMajor Plan Change
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