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Long re-elected; Polk gains seat
By Martin L. Cahn mcahn@chronicle-independent.com 803-432-6157 ext. 115
Posted: November 4, 2010 5:07 p.m.
Updated: November 5, 2010 5:00 a.m.
With 1,554 votes, incumbent Walter Long led balloting Tuesday to win re-election for a second term on Camden City Council. Willard Polk, coming in second with 1,397 votes, gained the seat held by departing Councilman Ned Towell who is stepping down following a failed bid for Kershaw County Probate Judge. Challenger Phyllis Hampton Dye came in third with 1,148 votes.

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