ANDERSON COUNTY — Ken Lindsey won the Anderson School District 4 trustee seat with only 10 votes Tuesday, beating out “None,” “Tim Busha,” “Sarah Drawdy” and “Mickey Mouse.”

And with 39 votes, Mary Sanders won a seat on the Homeland Park Water and Sewer District One commission, beating out “Joe the Plumber,” “Yo Momma” and “Nobody.”

According to unofficial results released by Katy Smith, director of Anderson County Elections and Voter Registration, Lindsey was the top vote-getter among a field of 54 written in candidates, while Sanders was the top vote-getter among 36 candidates.

Lindsey will fill the seat left vacant by Anderson County District 4 Board of Trustees Chairman Tom Dobbins after his unsuccessful run for state senate against Don Bowen, R-Anderson.

In the race for Homeland Park Water and Sewer District One Commission, two seats were to be filled, but only one person ran for the office. Sanders beat the next highest write-in candidate, Ken Swilling, by 31 votes.

Once an unofficial listing of write-in candidates is generated, Smith said, the board of elections confirms that the candidate is eligible for the seat and informs the candidate of their new position.

Both Lindsey and Sanders have been notified, she said.

The Anderson Independent-Mail has requested a list of all the write-in candidates for other seats in the general election. Smith said the list would have to be hand generated and would be provided as quickly as possible.