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Contested Races Define City and County Primary Outcomes
In District 1 Collins leads Thygerson 389 to 283 with a 535 to 531 margin over Thygerson. Ruiz takes 322 total. Darnell outpaces Diaz 843 to 422 for the Democratic nominating spot. he faces no Republican opposition in November. Coogan defeats Hood 830 to 558 for County Clerk. Multiple county offices head to November. Ramos versus Chaires in District 2, Croom versus Anzaldua in District 3, and Salinas with write-in Miller for Magistrate. Several incumbents advance unopposed. Senate and governor races show Bingaman ahead of Apodaca. Sheen 135, Altimarino 676, Chandler 494. Governor Democrat Anaya leads Dunn 646 to 611. Chavez and Houston trail. County precincts reflect these results.
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John Schimmel
William
Bill
Collins
Iven C. Thygerson
John Ruiz
Billy Darnell
Eddie Diaz
Rudy Lara
Pedro Valenzuela
Margaret Coogan
Elina
Nina” Hood
Coogan
Hood
County Commission
David Ramos
Francisco Chaires
Joe Croom
Fred Anzaldua
Rosa Lina Salinas
Tom Taylor Miller
William Collins
June Moore
Olivia Ramirez
Darnell
Enid Mitchell
Bingaman
Apodaca
Senator Schmitt
Joe Sheen
Ben Altimarino
Caleb Chandler
Toney Anaya
Aubrey Dunn
Fabian Chavez
Les Houston
Sego
Irick
James Caudell
Ruiz Thygerson
Coll
Coogan Hood
Darnell Diaz Valenzuala Lara
Senate
Keehan Schmitt
U.S
Altamirano
Chandler Sheen
Anaya Dunn Chavez
Houston
Cone Precinct
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