Who is running for School Board, District 4 (Countywide) in 2026?
Here are the candidates for School Board, District 4 (Countywide) on the November 3, 2026 ballot. This race is on the ballot for voters in Martin County.
This office runs county services rather than voting on the quiz issues, so we show each candidate's experience and record instead of an issue match.
Former Martin County School Board member
Anthony "Tony" Anderson, 69, served on the Martin County School Board from 2018 to 2022 and has spent three decades working in education23. He lost his seat to Amy B. Pritchett in 2022 by fewer than 350 votes2. He received 41.37 percent in the August primary and faces Pritchett again in November2.
- Member, Martin County School Board, 2018 to 202223
- About three decades working in education3
- Served on the Martin County School Board 2018 to 2022; lost re-election to Pritchett in 202223. He advanced from the Aug. 18, 2026 primary with 41.37 percent2. Martin County's sample ballot states that races marked with asterisks are for voters in the listed precincts and all other races are countywide; this School Board race has no asterisk1.
Amy B. Pritchett
· IncumbentMember, Martin County School Board, District 4
Amy B. Pritchett, 70, of Rocky Point was elected to the Martin County School Board in 2022 and is seeking a second term23. She worked previously as a teaching assistant in New York3. She led the August primary with 42.76 percent and faces former board member Anthony Anderson in November2.
- Member, Martin County School Board, District 4, since 20223
- Previously a teaching assistant in New York3
- Elected to the school board in 2022, defeating Anderson by fewer than 350 votes, per WQCS23. She advanced from the Aug. 18, 2026 primary with 42.76 percent2. Martin County's sample ballot states that races marked with asterisks are for voters in the listed precincts and all other races are countywide; this School Board race has no asterisk1.
Last reviewed 2026-10-06. Spotted something wrong? Every claim links to its source so you can check it yourself.