Primary prospects shape county race across Prosser and Kennewick
Prosser voters face a crowded field as incumbents from the west end seek re election while Kennewick contenders push county seat moves and treasurer and clerk races unfold. Denser lines show party splits with Republicans dominating and Democrats contesting key posts in Prosser and Richland.
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East
H. K. Rowland
Richland
J. Kelly DePriest
A. C. Rundle
Granges
Rundle
DePriest
W. L. Muncey
Bill
Muncey
Kennewick
West End
L. S. Crossland
Ben Knapp
A. E. Verity
Knapp
C. F. Gilpin
Prosser
C. E. Duffy
McNeill
Mahan
Davis
Hank” Goodenow
Gordon H. Taylor
the Highlands
C.D. Walter
C. A. Missimer
Taylor
Hal Cole
John Severyns
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