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Shoshone Sheriff Alexander Wins

Voters from across Shoshone County Tuesday made their way to the ballots to cast their votes for not only the President, but for several important local races. In one of the more hotly-contested local races, incumbent Democrat Mitch Alexander (pictured) won the position of Shoshone County Sheriff over Gene Marquez with Alexander taking home 3,152 votes to  Marquez’ 2,103. Democratic incumbent Prosecutor Keisha Oxendine Stutzke took down her Republican challenger James McMillan by over 1,000 votes with 3,322 to McMillan’s 1,704. In the race for State Senator of District 7, Independent Jon Cantamessa won Shoshone County, but Republican Sheryl Nuxoll was able to win the seat behind support from elsewhere in the district/Bobby Atkinson, Shoshone News-Press. More here.

State Senator, District 7
  IND Jon Cantamessa 6,532 36.1%
  REP Sheryl L Nuxoll 11,583 63.9%
State Representative, Position A, District 7
  DEM Casey Drews 6,276 35.2%
  REP Shannon McMillan 11,551 64.8%
State Representative, Position B, District 7
  DEM Nancy M. Lerandeau 5,882 32.7%
  REP Paul E. Shepherd 12,085 67.3%

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D.F. Oliveria
D.F. (Dave) Oliveria joined The Spokesman-Review in 1984. He currently is a columnist and compiles the Huckleberries Online blog and writes about North Idaho in his Huckleberries column.

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