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Cliff L. Jolliff lives in the Maysville area with his wife, Elaine. 

Cliff L. Jolliff, Ballotpedia

Cliff's campaign for Banks County Commissioner in District 4 is his first run for public office. 

Cliff previously served as a Juvenile Court Judge. 

Prioritizes "people over bureaucracy & red tape, community before development and most importantly: Banks County before anywhere else."

Said he places "people over bureaucracy & red tape, community before development and most importantly: Banks County before anywhere else."

Plans to improve Parks & Rec. facilities and programs.

Wants to restore multiple polling places in the county.

- Said he places "people over bureaucracy & red tape, community before development and most importantly: Banks County before anywhere else."
- Plans to improve Parks & Rec. facilities and programs.
- Wants to restore multiple polling places in the county.

Public Services

Said, "I am committed to finding grants, or other creative means of funding, to subsidize all projects."

Pledges to fund city projects via grants, or other "creative means."

- Pledges to fund city projects via grants, or other "creative means."

Economy

As of September 3, 2025, Cliff L. Jolliff did not have a website or any information online.

Public Safety

Believes development is "rather inevitable."

Supports growth but wants to ensure "necessary infrastructure comes along with any new additions to our county."

- Believes development is "rather inevitable."
- Supports growth but wants to ensure "necessary infrastructure comes along with any new additions to our county."

Housing & Urban Development

Transportation & Infrastructure

Plans to create a free spay and neuter clinic.

Plans to create a free spay and neuter clinic "without burdening the taxpayer."

- Plans to create a free spay and neuter clinic "without burdening the taxpayer."

Energy & the Environment

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Cliff L. Jolliff

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