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Ex-sheriff, 8-year incumbent squaring off for chairmans race
Mecum earned 46 percent while Oliver had 34 percent in primary
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A former Hall County sheriff is trying to return to public service and an eight-year incumbent is trying to preserve his job as chairman of the Hall County Board of Commissioners. The future of the office will be decided in Tuesday’s runoff election. Dick Mecum and Tom Oliver emerged from the July 31 Republican primary still vying for the job, which carries a four-year term and an approximate $33,000 in pay.