Lapsley ousts Young joins Edney and Thompson
Longtime civil engineer Bill Lapsley defeated three term incumbent Larry Young in the Republican primary and will join Michael Edney and Tommy Thompson on the Board of Commissioners next December. Edney won handily over Andrew Riddle and Hogan Corn while Thompson edged Tim Griffin by 50.5 to 49.5 percent, solidifying a three vote majority used on budget and tax decisions.
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King and Kilpatrick in Henderson County runoff bid
In a tight Henderson County Register of Deeds race Lee King narrowly led Evana Kilpatrick by 98 votes, earning 39.77 percent to Kilpatrick's 38.86 percent. Shannon Baldwin was third with 21 percent. The official canvass by the Elections Board on Tuesday will determine if a runoff is required.
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Henderson County Sheriff McDonald wins Republican nod
Henderson County Sheriff Charlie McDonald fended off two veteran opponents to capture the Republican nomination. The incumbent, who has led the county for just over two years, secured 50.3 percent of the vote to beat Michael Brown and Lee Sheriff as all precincts reported. He will face Democrat Marty Katz in November for a four year term in a county that has not elected a Democrat countywide in 12 years. McDonald is expected to be the favorite in a GOP stronghold boosted by anti Hagan sentiment.
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