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The Des Moine RkuistkkB Wednesday, Junk 8, 1994 13A Tiie Iowa Primary Election Results ranstad textbook cam Buhr easily defeats Kramme Money, organization turn back spirited but erratic challenge POLK By DAVID YEMEN Register Staft Writer wmmmausmmmmmmm Continued from Page 1A was running against a Polk County Democratic "machine." He said he had beaten the organK zation in 1990, and now he faced itsv revenge. Kramme, who is the broth-, er-in-law of Republican Gov. Branstad, ran and lost as a Re publican for the seat in 1982. i Brannan, who viewed the results at Polk County Election Headquar- ters Tuesday, was asked whether he felt satisfaction, or a sense of revenge, in Kramme's defeat. "We had a good candidate," Bran-nan said.

he wouldn't challenge him. Later, he did. Grandy fired his first campaign manager and later his media consultant. His campaign was staffed by out-of-state operatives. An unconventional Grandy also aired a lot of television commercials early in the race.

"He didn't do a very good job of preparing himself for this race," said Brian Kennedy, the manager of Branstad's campaign. "Once he decided he wanted to be governor, he wasn't sure how he was going to get there and he made many changes in strategy over the course of the campaign." Putting money into television ads early wasted money on voters who weren't paying attention and meant not enough was put into building the grassroots organization needed. While Grandy was Dinned down tendinc his law flag-burning and for calling them "evangelical thought police." Branstad also countered Grandy's attacks. Grandy hammered Branstad for his longevity in office and for mismanaging the state's finances. Grandy also proposed a dramatic tax cut.

Branstad responded by saying it was doubtful he would seek a fifth term if voters gave him a fourth. He said the state's budget deficit was repaid a year ahead of schedule and offered some tax cuts of his own. Branstad also counted heavily on GOP traditions of not ousting incumbents. He profited from a booming economy and the perception that he has worked hard on economic development. Branstad also counterattacked, pointing out that Grandy missed votes in Congress and was somehow suspect because he had an East Coast education and a West Coast acting career.

Zig-Zag Strategy Grandy's campaign suffered from a zig-zag strategy. Grandy first said he was thinking of running, if Branstad didn't run. When Branstad didn't back out of the race, Grandy said er a list of 99 county campaign leaders, Branstad was honing his organization in 2,500 precincts. Early in the race, Branstad identified 300,000 likely Republican primary voters and courted them with a large, grassroots telephone network. In winning Tuesday, Branstad turned back a substantial cross-over threat from Grandy.

Grandy's strategists had calculated they would be unable to win the primary with traditional GOP voters. He asked Democrats and' independents to re-register as Republicans to vote in the primary. County election officials said thousands of Iowans did that, but it was too few to save Grandy. But not all crossovers voted for Grandy. Some polls showed Branstad was getting about half of them.

Religious Conservatives Branstad's victory also underscored the strength of religious conservatives in Iowa. Many members were upset with Grandy for opposing a constitutional amendment to out Gov. Terry Branstad won the Republican primary for governor Tuesday because he ran a textbook campaign, while opponent Fred Grandy fell victim to an erratic strategy. Politicians give Branstad mixed reviews for his performance as governor, but everyone gives him good marks for his ability to campaign. On Tuesday he turned back the most spirited challenge faced by an incumbent governor in a generation.

There were several reasons: Branstad raised more money than Grandy and had more donors. Grandy, by contrast, was virtually out of money in the last two weeks of the campaign and had to pump thousands of dollars of his own into the race to keep it on life support. The governor was better organized. Branstad held control of most traditional GOP leaders and county party officials and those regulars identified and turned out his vote Tuesday. While Grandy was struggling to put togeth- congressional duties, Branstad mounted a six-day a week schedule.

Yet Grandy ran a dogged campaign. He picked up key endorsements from legislative leaders and Iowa Auditor Richard Johnson who starred in a devastating ad criticizing Branstad for not being able to add. Grandy toured the state in a 92-town "Truth in Iowa" tour that helped close the gap at the end. i Hangs On In the county treasurer's race, Brien and Proudfit had criticized Ma- -loney's investment of county money in the Iowa Trust, which collapsed when its manager, Steven Wymer, stole from the trust. The issue lost its' sting when efforts by state officials resulted in the recovery of the principal lost by all Iowa investors.

"It was obvious my opponents thought I would be vulnerable be- Incumbents Win POLK PU'ase turn to Page 14A Unopposed candidates face November vote Democrats in Iowa House turn back their challengers ispans; Legislators not seeking re-election ita! really mm ft At Here are the candidates who were not opposed in the primary election Tuesday. An asterisk designates incumbent officeholders. U.S. HOUSE 1ST DISTRICT Jim Leach. R-Davenport 2ND DISTRICT Dave Nagle, D-Cedar Falls Jim Nussle, R-Manchester.

3RD DISTRICT 'Jim Ross lightfoot, R- Shenandoah, STATEHOUSE OFFICES SECRETARY OF STATE Paul Pate. Marion AUDITOR Dan Gray. D-Sidney; 'Richard Johnson. R-Sheldahl TREASURER 'Michael Fitzgerald. West Des Moines: Jay Irwin West Des Moines AGRICULTURE SECRETARY 'Dale Cochran D-Eagle Grove: Tom Cory.

Slater ATTORNEY GENERAL Tom Miller. Des Moines. Joseph Gunderson. Des Moines Phil Brammer Michael Cataldo John Connors Cedar Rapids Des Moines Des Moines Wayne McKinney Waukee IOWA SENATE Here are members of the Iowa Legislature who did not seek re-election: HOUSE Bob Arnould, D-Davenport: Jack Beaman, Osceola. Linda Beatty.

D-lndianola, Dennis Black D-Grinnell (running for Iowa Senate): Dorothy Carpenter, West Des Moines. Rick Dickinson. D-Sabula: Daniel Foparty, D-Cylinder. Patrick Gill. D-Sioux City: Rod Halvorson, D-Fort Dodpe (Iowa Senate): Johnie Hammond D-Ames (Iowa Senate) Also Steven Hansen, Sioux City (Iowa Senate).

Darrell Hanson. Manchester. Joan Hester. Honey Creek. Stewart Iverson Jr R-Dows (Iowa Senate) Bob Kistler.

R-Fairfield. Clark MrNeal Iowa Falls: Tom Miller R-Cher-okee Mary Neuhauser, D-lowa City (Iowa Senate): David Osterberg Mount Vernon Also, Mike Peterson, D-Carroll (U House). Lee Plasier. Sioux Center. Bob Rafferty, Davenport: Dennis Renaud.

D-Altoona. Bill Royer. R-Essex. Gregory Spcnner, Mount Pleasant SENATE Florence Buhr. D-Des Moines (Polk County Board of William Dieleman.

D-Sully: Jack Hester. Honey Creek; Jim Kersten. R-Fort Dodpe; Jean Lloyd Jones. D-lowa City: James Riordan. D-Waukee, Ralph Rosenberg D-Ames: Al Sturgeon, Sioux City.

Ray Taylor. R-Steamboat Rock; Joseph Welsh. D-Dubuque i. 53 nent will be the Democratic incumbent, Mark Haverland of Polk City. In House District 89, Democrats picked Margaret Vernon over Kevin Middleswart.

Both are from Indian-ola. The Republican candidate is Brian Coon of Carlisle. For many legislative candidates, Tuesday's election was a dress rehearsal for the general election in November, when Republicans and Democrats will compete for control of the Iowa Legislature in 1995 and 1996. Most legislative candidates had no competition from within their own parties. J2 11 In other Des Moines-area legislative primary races: Michael Bennett, a real-estate agent who ran for the Legislature two years ago, outdueled Steve Car-dis for the Republican nomination in House District 70, a north Des Moines district.

Bennett's primary victory sets up a rematch with Democrat Ed Fallon, the incumbent. Jerry Evans, a corrections officer from Pleasant Hill, defeated two other Democratic candidates Gale Juhl and Larry Bedford in House District 66, which also takes in Al-toona and Mitchellville. Jeffrey Lamberti, a lawyer from Ankeny, topped Roger Newman for the GOP nomination in House District 65, which covers parts of northern Polk County. Lamberti's general election oppo DISTRICT 1 Steven Hansen. D-Sioux City DISTRICT 3 'Wilmer Rensink, R-Sioux Center DISTRICT 5 Mary Lou Freeman.

Storm Lake DISTRICT 7 Rod Halvorsorl. D-Fort Dodpe DISTRICT 9 Herbert MuhlenbruchD- Dows Stewart Iverson R-Dows DISTRICT 11 'John Jensen, R-Plainfield DISTRICT 13 'Jim Lind. R-Waterioo DISTRICT 15 James Erb, D-Charles City; Allen Borlaug, R-Protivin. DISTRICT 17 Jerry Becker, R-Earlville DISTRICT 19 'Sheldon Rittmer, R-De Witt DISTRICT 21 'Maggie Tinsman, R-Betten- dorf DISTRICT 23 Mary Neuhauser, D-lowa City DISTRICT 25 Robert Dvorsky. Coralville; Rosie Dalton.

lowa City DISTRICT 27 'Wally Horn. D-Cedar Rapids DISTRICT 29 Dennis Black. D-Grinnell. Kay Ward Newton DISTRICT 31 Johnie Hammond D-Ames DISTRICT 33 'William Palmer. D-Des Moines: tohn Boehm.

R-Ankeny DISTRICT 35 Bert Wagoner Jr R-Des Momes DISTRICT 37 'Mary Kramer. R-West Des Moines DISTRICT 41 Orv Roecker, D-Harlan DISTRICT 43 'Derryl McLaren. R-Farragut DISTRICT 45 'Bill Fink. D-Carlisle DISTRICT 47 'Donald Getting. Ottum- i A THIS ARTICLE includes reports from Register staff writers Richard Brack, Anne Carothers-Kay and Tom Witosky.

Results of legislative races Siii day! Here are the results of voting in Tuesday's primary election in contested races for seats in the Iowa House and Iowa Senate. (An denotes an incumbent candidate.) I mini tho pnniioninnno of uAJ home delivery of Tho Doc Mrtinnp Dnntrlnr DISTRICT 60 'Bill Brand. D-Chelsea DISTRICT 61 John Parks. Ames DISTRICT 62 'Bill Bernau Ames DISTRICT 63 Susan McKinney. D-Colo.

Teresa Girman. R-Ames DISTRICT 64 'Gordon Burke. D-Marshall- town Beverly Nelson. Marshalltown DISTRICT 65 'Mark Haverland. D-Polk City 0ISTRICT66 Larry Disney.

Pleasant Hill DISTRICT 67 'Matt McCoy D-Des Moines DISTRICT 70 'Ed Fallon, D-Des Moines DISTRICT 71 'Tom Baker. D-Des Moines; David Payer, R-Des Moines. DISTRICT 72 'Jack Holveck, D-Des Moines DISTRICT 73 Thomas Fisher Jr D-Des Moines 'Betty Grundberg. R-Des Moines DISTRICT 74 Harvey Sims. D-Des Moines; Lihhy Jacobs R-West Des Moines DISTRICT 75 'Janet Metcalf, Des Moinps DISTRICT 76 'Steven Churchill.

R-Johns-ton DISTRICT 77 Chip Griffith Perry DISTRICT 78 Frank Johnson, D-Stuart; Dwipht Dinkla. R-Guthrie Center OISTRICT 79 'Michael O'Brien. D-Boone DISTRICT 81 Blane Kerkhoft. -Audubon, Jack Drake Lewis DISTRICT 82 Doris Ferguson. Honey Creek Donna Hammitt, R-Lopan DISTRICT 83 Linda Nelson, D-Council Bluffs DISTRICT 84 'Brent Siegrist.

R-Council Bluffs DISTRICT 85 'Hubert Houser Carson DISTRICT 86 'Dick Weidman. Griswold DISTRICT 87 Keith Taylor. Bedford DISTRICT 88 'Horace Daggett. Cieston DISTRICT 89 Brian Coon. R-Carlisle DISTRICT 90 'David Schrader, Monroe DISTRICT 91 Richard Arnold, Russell DISTRICT 92 'Keith Kreiman.

D-Bloom-fielri, Mark Cassill. R-Centerville. DISTRICT 93 'Michael Moreland. D-Ottum- wa DISTRICT 94 Chuck Roberts. Keosau-qua Jerry Main airfield DISTRICT 95 'Harold Van Maanen, Pella DISTRICT 96 Joel Yates.

Sipournpy. 'Sandra Greiner, Keota DISTRICT 97 Robert MoConnell, D-Wash-inpton Dive Heaton Moun' Pleasant DISTRICT 98 'Philip Wise, Keokuk John Hoyt Mnntrnse DISTRICT 99 'Rick Larkin Fort Madison DISTRICT 100 'Dennis Cohoon Dick Dearden wins the nomination to an open Senate seat in Des Moines. By JONATHAN ROOS i Register Staff Writer Five state representatives all of them Democrats survived challenges from members of their own party in Tuesday's primary election. Three of the intra-party battles involving Democratic incumbents were waged in the Des Moines area: Rep. John Connors, who is seeking a 12th House term, easily turned back the upset bid of Michael Shawn Swagler in District 69, which takes in northeast Des Moines.

Rep. Michael Cataldo defeated, for a second time, challenger Daryl Vims, a former state senator. Cataldo is seeking a second term from Dis-, trict 68, which covers parts of east and southeast Des Moines. Nims also ran against Cataldo two years ago. Rep.

Wayne McKinney of Waukee, a former House majority leader, took a step toward re-election when he defeated Stan Underwood of Adel in District 77. McKinney's Republican opponent is Chip Griffith of Perry. In Cedar Rapids, Democrats chose House veteran Philip Brammer over Steven Rhodes in District 53. Brammer is seeking a seventh two-year term. In another eastern Iowa matchup involving Democrats, Rep.

Dick Myers defeated David Johnson in District 49. Both are from Iowa City. Myers hasn't been an incumbent for long. He won a special election in February to fill the House seat vacated by Robert Dvorsky, a Coral-ville Democrat who resigned to run for the Senate. Other than Griffith, no Republican candidate has stepped forward in the five Democratic-leaning House districts, although candidates still could be chosen at special party nominating conventions.

Senate Battles The departure of incumbents in the Senate one a Des Moines Democrat, the other a Fort Dodge Republican touched off a pair of closely watched primary races. Five Democratic candidates crowded into a race from Senate District 35, which encompasses northeast Des Moines and part of the central city. Dick Dearden, a former Polk County Democratic Party chairman with strong support from labor, emerged the winner. Finishing second to Dearden, a job developer for the Iowa Department of Corrections, was Ruth Anne Gaines. The other candidates were Marty Mauk, George Krumrey and Daniel Flaherty.

They were competing for the seat vacated by Democrat Florence Buhr, who ran for the Polk County Board of Supervisors. Dearden will face Republican Bert Wagoner Jr. in the Nov. 6 general election. Immigrant Wins In Senate District 7, which includes Fort Dodge, Republicans nominated Kim Landuis, a native of South Vietnam who has lived in Iowa 21 years.

She defeated Myron Groat. Landuis, a former teacher and school board member, apparently is the first Southeast Asian immigrant to run for the Legislature. She and Groat, both Fort Dodge residents, were vying for the seat vacated by Sen. Jim Kersten, R-Fort Dodge. The Democratic candidate is Rod Halvor-son of Fort Dodge, who has served eight House terms.

me ltco iviuiiiuj fiuyiaici. Daily Only IMonrJay thru Saturday) Sunday Daily and Sunday Maine Ailtliess Ai "fjity Slaio Zi Phone wa HOUSE DISTRICT 65 DISTRICT 49 'Tom Vilsack, D-Mount Pleas- Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 ant Jeffrey Lamberti (R-Ankeny) 1 952 IOWA HfilKF Roger Newman (R-Ankeny) 1 .622 nwoc HOUSE DISTRICT 66 DISTRICT 2 Steven Wamstadt, D-Sioux Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 City Larry Bedford (D AItoona) 574 DISTRICT 3 Gayle Yeska. Sioux City; Jerry Evans (D Pleasant Hill) 1 456 'Christopher Rants. Sioux City Gale Juhl (D Des Moines) 873 DISTRICT 4 'Ralph Klemme. R-Le Mars HOUSE DISTRICT 68 DISTRICT 6 'Richard Vande Hoef R-Har- Michael CalToSffiu 1 1 277 DJSCT7 Gordon' Es.herville; DaryiNims (D-Des Momes) 743 Sk nc DISTRICT 8 Bob Whittenburg.

D-Spencer; HOUSE DISTRICT 69 Bill Salton R-Ruthven r- Vf rf.po,t"'g: 1 01 1 DISTRICT 10 'Russell Eddie. R-Storm John Connors (D-Des Moines) 2 234 Michael Shawn Swagler (D-Des Moines) 392 DISTRICT 11 'Jim Meyer. R-Odebolt HOUSE DISTRICT 70 DISTRICT 12 Delbert Heisterkamp, D- Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 Onawa 'Don Gries. R-Charter Oak Michael Bennett R-Des Moines) 1038 DISTRICT 13 Dave Hearn, Fort Dodpe Steve Cardis (R-Des Moines) 322 DISTRICT 14 'Norman Mundie. D-Fort HOUSE DISTRICT 77 Dodpe Mike Sexton, R-Rockwell City Countiet reporting: 2 of 2 DISTRICT 15 'Dolores Mert.

D-Ottosen: Wayne McKinney Jr (D Waukee) 1371 Ron Warren. R-Bradgate Stan Underwood (D-Adel) 377 DISTRICT 16 'Clifford Branstad. R-Thomp- HOUSE DISTRICT 80 SOn.r,., AJ r. Countiet reporting: 2 of 2 Mer D-Goldfield; Jim Drees (D-Manning) 1827 1 Ron RosefD-Carrohl 1180 DISTRICT 18 Ingvert Appel. D-Eldora HOUSE DISTRICT 87 Cy0'5" MaSn ri.

1 DISTRICT 20 'Dennis May. D-Kensett: Bill Etfie Lee Boggess (R Villisca) 2 049 SchlrM R.Ma,on Clty Denms Parrott (R-Clannda) 1 ,920 DISTRICT 21 'Robert Renken. R-Aplington. HOUSE DISTRICT 89 DISTRICT 22 Roger Crimmms. D-Waverly: Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 'Bob Brunkhorst.

Waverly Kevin Middleswart (D-lndianola) 975 DISTRICT 23 'William Witt D-Cedar Falls; Margaret Vernon (D-lndianola) 1.189 Ron Woodall. R-Cedar Falls HOUSE DISTRICT 91 DISTRICT 24 Robbie Fye Leach. D-Cedar Countiet reporting: 4 of 4 falls 'Donald Hanson. Waterloo Bill Kerns (D-Chariton) 1 243 DISTRICT 25 'Don Shoult D-Waterloo Steve Smith (D-Weldon) 581 DISTRICT 26 'Patricia Harper. D-Waterloo; Robert I antz Evansdale IOWA SENATE DISTRICT 27 James Forkenbrock.

Edge- wood Joseph Kremer R-Jesup SENATE DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 28 Elame Hughes. D-lndepen- Countiet reporting: 4 of 4 dence 'Charles Hurley Fayette Myron Groat I Fort Dodge) 2 729 DISTRICT 29 'Deo Koenigs. D-Osape Kim Landuis (R Fort Dodge) 3 577 DISTRICT 30 'Keith Weigel. D-New Hamp- SENATE DISTRICT 17 Countiet reporting: 3 of 3 DISTRICT 31 'Chuck Gipp Decorah Vmce Dolphin (D-Cascade) 1 136 DISTRICT 32 Alan Feirer. D-Guttenberg TomFlynnID Epworth) 1.951 'Roper Halvorson.

R-Monona SENATE DISTRICT 31 DISTRICT 33 Paul Scherrman, D-Farlpy. Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 'J Joseph IsenherpIR Ames) 1506 IS 1 IEam. Dubuque Paul Smith (R Ames) 2 123 DISTRICT 36 'Pat Murphy. D-Dubuque SENATE DISTRICT Vi DISTRICT 37 'Mark Henderson. D- stMAIt DISTRICT 35 Princeton Clyde Bradley, Camanche rk DISTRICT 38 'Arthur OHie, D-Chnton Stev- Dearden (D Des Momes) 2 197 en Donnison R.rje re, rSI ,1 DISTRICT 39-Kathy Walter, Tipton; 'Dan Ruth Ann Gaines (D-Des Moines) 1803 Boddicker Tioton l7Z7nTDnMTe) TrZ DISTRICT 40-'Steve Grubbs R-Davenport Marty Mauk (D-Des Momes) 409 DISTRICT 41 'David MHIage R-Bettendorf SENATE DISTRICT 39 DISTHICT 42 Matthew Wissing Daven- Countiet reporting: 1 of 4 port LiG.irst (D-Adel) 1 086 DISTRICT 43 'Mona Martin Davenport Norman Rodgers(D Wmterset) 467 DISTRICT 44 Bob Weinberg D-Davenport JoAnn Douplas (R-Adair) 2 015 DISTRICT 45 'Minnette Doderer.

D-lowa Verlyn Leroy Hayes (R Adel) 813 City Mirr Lihants. lowa City SENATE DISTRICT 39 DISTRICT 46 Mary Mascher Iowa City II flfD.lell miles ii om Poll Oflicc I township Section Bill me lata LJ Charge lo my crrslit rard IOWA HOUSE HOUSE DISTRICT 1 Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 Steve Button (D-Siou City) 374 Linda Santi (D-Siouk City) 1 .008 Beverly Aspleaf Gaul (R-Sioux City) Ronald NutHR-Sioux City) 2.337 HOUSE DISTRICT 2 Counties reporting: 1 of 1 Douplas Lehman (R Stoux City) 992 Darold Sea (R-Siou City) 1.369 HOUSE DISTRICT Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 Virp.il Houtkooper(R-Hull) 641 MjrilynRensinktRSioux Center) 1 670 Scott Te Stroete (R-Siou Center) 1 709 Kenneth VeenstratR-Orange City) 2.420 HOUSE DISTRICT 9 Counties reporting: 4 of 4 D.inHusemantR-Aurelia) 3 248 Richard Waterbury (R-Cherokee) 1 .4 10 HOUSE DISTRICT 13 Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 Michael CormackrR-Fort Dodge) 1 759 JamesGill(RFortDodge) 1.093 HOUSE DISTRICT 18 Countiet reporting: 2 of 2 Linn Adams (Rlowa Falls) 1555 JohnNeumann(R-lowaFalls) 602 Steve Sukup(R Dougherty) 2.434 HOUSE DISTRICT 34 Countiet reporting: 2 of 2 Ronald Brimeyer(D-Maquoketa) 812 Danny Even (D-Bellevue) 351 Jerry Cornelius (R Bellevue) 1 778 James Parmater (R Maquoketa) 628 HOUSE DISTRICT 42 Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 Joyce Bawden (R Davenport) 1 086 Jerry Harkms (R-Davenport) 284 James Van FossentR Davenport) 1 423 HOUSE DISTRICT 44 Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 Neil Harrison (R-Davenport) 1 060 Paul Janecek (R-Davenport) 960 HOUSE DISTRICT 46 Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 William KidwelK lowa City) 988 Cindy Phillips (R lowa City) 699 HOUSE DISTRICT 49 Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 David Johnson (D-lowa City) 344 'Dick Myers (D-lowa City) 1 405 HOUSE DISTRICT 53 Counties reporting: 1 of 1 "Philip Brammer (D-Cedar Rapids) 864 Steven Rhodes (D-Cedar Rapids) 362 HOUSE DISTRICT 58 Counties reporting: 4 of 4 Dennis Danks(D Kellogg) 265 JohnTerpstra(DLynnville) 951 HOUSE DISTRICT 60 Countiet reporting: 3 of 3 Richard RatclittlR Tama) I 191 Dolores Underwood (R Dysart) 691 HOUSE DISTRICT 61 Countiet reporting: 1 of 1 Cor elia Burnett (D-Ames) 855 Mart McKay (D-Ames) 269 HOUSE DISTRICT 62 Counties reporting: 1 of 1 William Bet km.in (R Huxley I 699 Glerul.iBradshawlRAmesI 851 Ciedil Cairj nuniher (Me Mail coupon to: The Dos Moines Register Circulation Department Or call 8311 into Monies, ITOMWA in Iowa 0 Box 7 Des Momes, Iowa 50304 These candidates for Polk County Courthouse offices were not opposed for their parties' nominations in the primary election Tuesday. The offices will be filled in the November general election. Attorney: John Sarcone Recorder: Rob Elgin (Rep.) and Tim Treasurer: J. Earle Trevillyan (Rep).

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