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HERMISTON — One Hermiston Board of Education incumbent will lose his seat and two others are on track to retain theirs, according to unofficial election results posted shortly after 8

HERMISTON — Two new faces will be joining the Hermiston Board of Education and two incumbents kept their seats in the May 18 election. According to results posted by the Umatilla County Elections Division after 10 p.m. on May 18, incumbent Brent Pitney was defeated by Sally Anderson Hansell. Pitney, who works for Knerr Construction, was appointed to the board in 2018. He garnered 36.7% of the 2,843 votes cast. Anderson Hansell, an attorney at Anderson Hansell PC, received 63%. She described herself as “deeply humbled” by the results, and said she looks forward to learning more ...

Given that most school boards races were uncompetitive in past years, even first-time candidates would often forgo fundraising on their way to certain victory. While many candidates are still choosing to run low or no-cost campaigns, a few candidates are collecting thousands of dollars to secure a seat on a board. In Hermiston, Position 4 incumbent Brent Pitney is slightly outraising his challenger, attorney Sally Anderson Hansell, as of Friday, May 14. According to the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office, more than 90% of Pitney’s campaign contributions have come from two sources: K...

It is great to see so much interest in our Hermiston School Board. In the 12 years that I have served on the board, I have never seen so many