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Fragmented OCR recounts county elections and party clashes
An OCR damaged political preface discusses Wilcrett and Ware counties in a heated primary season. It cites Democratic gains, Republican opposition, and hints at Gebhardt facing Hawke with Matthews and others in play, noting strong Democratic leanings despite local tensions.
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Judge Hunt Opposes Local Option in Sussex Senate Race
Republican candidate Judge Hunt in Sussex County comes out against local option. Austin D. Hough, Republican candidate for Assembly, is also mentioned with inconsistent positions amid election chatter and unclear dates.
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Warren County Democrats Nominate Local Ticket
The Warren County Democratic slate features candidates praised for public service and local esteem. The ticket centers on a Blairstown trusted man and a Trenton‑bound incumbent, with strong hopes of broad voter support and a clean Surrogate race.
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Washington Mayors Confront Sewerage Funding Debate
A Washington article discusses Mayor Smith and city leaders debating sewer system improvements and funding. The piece notes public works focus, citizen impact, and ongoing council discussions toward a decision on government-backed investment.
Independent candidacy reshapes local race and state senate plans
The article discusses Murray's defeat by Cole in a primary and the rise of independent candidacies, noting Democratic gains and the race to control the legislature. It highlights Kean’s potential reelection and the impact on county elections, with emphasis on party strategies and voter dynamics.
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