Town of Chatham Town Council (Pittsylvania County)

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5 candidates · General election, November 3, 2026 · Chatham voters

What this office does

Your town, borough or village's governing body (in many villages and some towns, a board of trustees). Passes local ordinances, sets the budget and tax rate, and manages local property and services such as streets and water; some hire a town manager or administrator.

Candidates

Janet Royster BishopIncumbent

Independent

William P. BlackIncumbent

Independent

Teresa D. EasleyIncumbent

Independent

Jason L. Mays

Independent

Benjamin A. Paris

Independent
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Quick answers

Who is running for Town of Chatham Town Council (Pittsylvania County) in 2026?
Janet Royster Bishop (Independent), William P. Black (Independent), Teresa D. Easley (Independent), Jason L. Mays (Independent) and Benjamin A. Paris (Independent).
Who is the incumbent?
Janet Royster Bishop, William P. Black and Teresa D. Easley currently holds this office.
What does this office do?
Your town, borough or village's governing body (in many villages and some towns, a board of trustees). Passes local ordinances, sets the budget and tax rate, and manages local property and services such as streets and water; some hire a town manager or administrator.
Who should I vote for in the Town of Chatham Town Council (Pittsylvania County) race?
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When is the election?
The general election was Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Counts are unofficial until each state certifies its results over the following weeks; your state or county election office has the official results.

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