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Boyer wins re-election as common pleas judge
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Source: Perry County Tribune

Unofficial vote totals from the Perry County Board of Elections for the Nov. 3 election show incumbent county Common Pleas Judge Tina M. Boyer retaining her seat in the face of a challenge by local attorney Steve Carr. With only provisional ballots left to be accounted for, Boyer has 6,031 votes to Carr’s total of 5,737.“I’m very grateful to the voters of Perry County who put their trust in me for another six years,” Boyer told The Perry County Tribune after her victory at the polls. “I’m definitely humbled by the support I received. I had a group of wonderful people surrounding me and supporting me, and I’m very grateful for all of that. I look forward to serving Perry County. I’m very proud of this county. It’s my home, and always has been, and I’m very proud of it, and happy to be the common pleas court judge for another six years.”Carr said, “My family and I are deeply appreciative of the tremendous support of all of our friends and neighbors in Perry County. Thank you all!”
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