November 3, 2010 in City, News
Close local races remain close
Close races remained close Wednesday after the latest Spokane County ballot totals were released this evening.
But for some candidates who were counting on a big surge, the new numbers fell short.
Democratic state Sen. Chris Marr, for example, conceded in a televised KHQ TV interview this evening that the 3,000-ballot lead held by his opponent, Republican challenger Michael Baumgartner, likely is too great to overcome.
Two countywide races remain too close to draw any conclusions: the race for Spokane County Commission between incumbent Democrat Bonnie Mager and Republican Al French; and the race for Spokane County treasurer pitting …
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Close races remained close Wednesday after the latest Spokane County ballot totals were released this evening.
But for some candidates who were counting on a big surge, the new numbers fell short.
Democratic state Sen. Chris Marr, for example, conceded in a televised KHQ TV interview this evening that the 3,000-ballot lead held by his opponent, Republican challenger Michael Baumgartner, likely is too great to overcome.
Two countywide races remain too close to draw any conclusions: the race for Spokane County Commission between incumbent Democrat Bonnie Mager and Republican Al French; and the race for Spokane County treasurer pitting incumbent Democrat Skip Chilberg against Republican Rob Chase.

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