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In filings for the November 4 municipal elections the Halifax County Board of Elections reported the following Monday:

Ron Elkins filed to retain his seat on the Hobgood town board of commissioners.

Current Weldon town Commissioner Jennifer Cox filed to run for mayor.

Previous filings

Tony Silver filed to run for Enfield mayor.

Incumbent Bobby Whitaker filed for the District A town commissioner seat in Enfield.

Sarah Brinker filed for the Enfield town commissioner District B seat.

Incumbent town Commissioner Gloria Cofield filed to retain her seat in Scotland Neck. Challenger Marcus Morris filed for a seat on the Scotland Neck town board.

Incumbent Littleton Mayor Heidi Hogan filed to retain her seat.

Roanoke Rapids City Councilman Curt Strickland filed to retain his District 1 council seat.

Roanoke Rapids City Councilman Andy Jackson filed to retain his District 2 seat. Former Councilman Wayne Smith filed to challenge Jackson for the seat.

Roanoke Rapids Mayor Emery Doughtie filed to retain his seat. Ephraim Brodsky is challenging him.

In the town of Weldon, incumbent Commissioner Muzette Kiger filed to retain her seat.

Incumbent Roanoke Rapids Graded School District member Cathy Keeter filed to retain her seat. Incumbent Roanoke Rapids Rapids Graded School District board member Steven Ellis filed. Jim Whitmire and Carlton Ansley filed to run for the RRGSD board.Incumbent Jeffrey Kloss filed to retain his seat on the Roanoke Rapids Graded School Board of Education.

Scotland Neck Mayor Eddie Braxton filed to retain his seat.

Roanoke Rapids Sanitary District Board incumbents Jon Baker and James Kerr filed to retain their seats and Anthony Moseley filed for the third seat on the RRSD board.

Filing ends Friday, at noon in the Halifax County Board of Elections Office at the Old Historic Courthouse in Halifax.