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Cobb County, GA ballot

John I. Lloyd

incumbent

Cobb Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor · Cobb County, Georgia · November 3, 2026

Also on the ballot: Brad A. Whitfield, Frank Wigington

John I. Lloyd is the incumbent Cobb County Soil and Water Conservation District supervisor, elected in 2022, and runs a Marietta civil engineering firm. As of early March 2026 no candidates had yet qualified to challenge him for the seat he holds on the November 3, 2026 ballot, and no public campaign statements, finance filings, or Trump-related activity were found for him.

What this office decides

Soil and Water Conservation District supervisors serve on a local board that promotes erosion control, stormwater management, and conservation practices on farm and developed land. The district works with state agencies and landowners largely through education, technical assistance, and review of soil erosion and sedimentation plans rather than through taxation or broad regulatory power. The role is nonpartisan and unpaid, with modest budgets.

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Dossier

Researched 2026-09-22 · Claude Code research agent with web search

Donald Trump: nothing found. No search results surfaced any statement by Donald Trump about this nonpartisan county-level race or about Lloyd specifically.

Who they are

John I. Lloyd is the incumbent supervisor on the five-member Cobb County Soil and Water Conservation District board, elected in 2022 (GACD). He is originally from Vidalia, Georgia, graduated from Georgia Tech in 2002 with a degree in Building Construction, and runs Crestline Engineering, a civil engineering firm in Marietta (GACD; search snippet, Cobb County Conservation District, page could not be fully read). He is described as active in the Cobb Chamber of Commerce (GACD).

Positions

No public position found on any of the race's value axes (energy/environment, business regulation, or nonpartisan institutions). The office is nonpartisan by Georgia statute, not by any personal statement from Lloyd (Georgia SWCC).

Record

Lloyd has served as a district supervisor since 2022 on a volunteer board that meets monthly at the Cobb County Farm Bureau and issues an annual conservation report (Georgia SWCC; GACD). No specific individual votes, motions, or public statements by Lloyd were found in available sources.

Money

No campaign finance filings, fundraising totals, or donor information were located for Lloyd through Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission searches or news coverage.

Recent news

  • 2026-03-06: The Marietta Daily Journal reported that the soil and water conservation district supervisor seat "held by John Lloyd" was, along with county surveyor, among the offices for which no candidates had qualified as of the close of that week's qualifying period (MDJ).

What we couldn't find

  • Any campaign website or direct statement from Lloyd about seeking re-election in 2026
  • Campaign finance records
  • News coverage of specific board votes or decisions during his tenure
  • Any Trump endorsement, opposition, or comment
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