Page 3 - August Primary News Today

Residents in town can look forward to some headline grabbers in 2024, including town and school board elections, the continuing probe of a youth-attack group dubbed “Gilbert Goons,” higher utility

This year’s November election was marked with Feytonal found in ballots, out of service postal boxes and in general a very low voter turnout for those aged 18-24 in Washington. “It has been quite a year for unexpected events during elections,” Derrick Nunally, deputy director of external affairs for the Secretary of State’s Office said...

Neither Hollingsworth nor Hudson is declaring the race over.

Five of seven districts will feature a brand new councilmember when it's all said and done in November.

Five of seven districts will feature a brand new councilmember when it's all said and done in November.

Roughly 29.5 percent of registered voters took part in the primary cycle which typically draws a 40 percent or higher turnout.

Fire Chief Steve Heitman expressed gratitude to Renton voters for their approval of Proposition 1.

Some in attendance stood in support of Byrd as she exited board room. Many remain seated.

In Wednesday's News Hit: - Families of Oxford shooting victims are livid at the district for unanswered questions - The UAW president trashed a contract proposal from Stellantis - literally - The August Primary is over. See results here:

It was a busy election day with several mayoral positions up for grabs around the region.