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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 2004

Page

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Election News Roundup District and County Races

As of press time voters in District 31 showed Kel Seliger leading with 61 percent over Kirk Edwards at 33 percent. County results include County Clerk Linda Haney at 74 percent with Carla Tyree at 26 percent and Tax Assessor Barbara Gregory Horn at 61.9 percent over Jo Elliot at 38.1 percent. District Attorney results show 58.5 to 41.5 percent for candidates. Local precincts list varying tallies across Crane and Ector counties.

Conaway leads in U S House GOP primary in 11th District

Midland candidate Mike Conaway leads in the Republican primary for the 11th Congressional District with 37 771 votes to Bill Lester 11 673 as 345 of 363 precincts report Conaway a Midland accountant and former business partner of President George W Bush will face Democrat Wayne Rausch in November Conaway will take the post paying 145 100 annually and campaigned since October with support from eastern district Republicans.

Mike Conaway Midland Brownwood Bill Lester Lester Conaway 11Th Permian Basin Texas Hill Country George W. Bush Monahans Wayne Rausch Bert Massey Carter Casteel

Incumbent sheriff wins GOP nomination in Ector County

Ector County Sheriff Mark Donaldson won the Republican nomination with 6,883 votes or 58.5 percent. His challenger Carl Rogers garnered 4,884 votes or 41.5 percent, with 11,767 ballots cast. Donaldson thanked supporters and noted his campaign spending surpassed Rogers by more than three times, reporting 25,191.83 dollars as of March 2.

Paul Zoeller Odessa Mark Donaldson Kayla Eaton Carl Rogers Donaldson Alliance Hospital Ector County George Rice Rice Rogers

Augesen’s bid to oust Smith falls in district race

Veteran District Attorney John Smith won the primary with 7 365 votes or 63 9 percent, defeating challenger R C Eric Augesen who drew 4 155 votes or 36 1 percent. Smith credited a strong campaign and his three-term record.

David Zavoda John Smith Smith R.C Eric” Augesen

Seliger wins Texas Senate District 31 Republican primary

Kel Seliger defeats Kirk Edwards to win the GOP nomination for Texas Senate District 31 and will face Elaine King Miller in November. Seliger, Amarillo former mayor, led with about 61 percent of votes as unofficial totals show 41,820 for Seliger and 22,483 for Edwards.

Texas Kel Seliger Senate Seliger Amarillo Kirk Edwards Odessa Elaine King Miller Miller Teel Bivins Edwards Texas State Secretary’s Office Amarillo National Center

OHS and Permian Slow March To 3-5A Opener Victory

The OHS and Permian girls softball teams opened 3-5A play with a 10 inning pitchers duel. The Lady Bronchos finally broke through for a 1-0 win in extra innings on Page 1D.

OHS Permian Lady Bronchos

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Eric Augesen Crane County Robert DeLeon Danny Simmons U.S. Representative George E Buddy West Lewis Jason Moore Freddie Gardner Jim Cowell Charles S. White David Dunn Gerard Lee Bowen Cathy Linch Lesli R. Barber Barbara Gregory Horn Jo Elliot Linda Haney Carla Tyree U.S. Rep Lee Conaway Wayne Raasch Eric’ Augesen Challenger GOP Augesen Elaine King Henry Bargas Amarillo Globe News
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