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Council Seat 1

Election Results

Candidate Votes Pct
Loren “Ron” Edinger 4,459 71.94%
Adam Graves 1,739 28.06%

* Race percentages are calculated with data from the Secretary of State's Office, which omits write-in votes from its calculations when there are too few to affect the outcome. The Spokane County Auditor's Office may have slightly different percentages than are reflected here because its figures include any write-in votes.

The Candidates

Loren "Ron" Edinger

City:
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

Adam Graves

City:
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

Complete Coverage

Graves: Ozzy Osborn Backs Edinger?

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Contrast Clear In Edinger-Graves Race

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Contrast clear in CdA council race

When Ron Edinger began serving on the Coeur d’Alene City Council, Adam Graves had not entered the world. Now the two – the 75-year-old with 40 years of incumbency and the 37-year-old businessman determined to modernize the city – are facing off for council seat 1. The race has been cast both as a battle over the future of McEuen Field and as one of looking to the future rather than being mired in the past.

OTV: Edinger Acted Like An Old Fart

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Graves Challenges Technology Ban

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Graves Miffed That He’ll Be iPadless

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Graves: Edinger Seeking Sympathy

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Opponent: Edinger seeking sympathy

Coeur d’Alene City Council candidate Adam Graves said Thursday that his opponent’s claim that Graves is “out to get his family” is “pure political posturing in pursuit of the sympathy vote.” Graves is challenging 40-plus-year incumbent Ron Edinger, who said Wednesday that “individuals” were attacking his family because they had no issue with which to discredit him.

Possible Conflict Addressed In 2000

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Graves: Didn’t Know About Grandkids

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Ron Edinger: Didn’t Know Law

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Adams Leads Bruning In Fund-raising

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Ron Lahr: Amber Doesn’t Have A Chance

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Huckleberries: Idaho duo tie the knot the rural-fashioned way

The bride was lovely. The groom was nervous. The wedding carriage was spit-shined – a new Kubota tractor upon which bride Libby Stockdale made her grand entrance to her wedding at the Western Pleasure Guest Ranch, 16 miles northeast of Sandpoint. Libby’s pop, Doug, was at the wheel. Libby was radiant, sitting in the front bucket, holding a bouquet of sunflowers. Now, Franck Eggelhoffer (Martin Short’s character in “Father of the Bride”) might not approve of Libby’s rural “limo.” But Marianne Love of the Slight Detour blog reports that witnesses enjoyed the “laid-back, warm, friendly gathering” that united Libby and Isaac Schoonover.

Graves Admits He Was No Choir Boy

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Hollingsworth Seeks Edinger Seat

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