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Source: Elbert County News

Early results are coming in for the Elizabeth town trustee race, where residents could vote for four candidates, and the top four vote-getters of the six candidates will be seated on the Board of Trustees.In the first round of Election Night results, released at 7:36 p.m., 2,663 votes were tallied and the results were:● Tracy J. Hutchins, 517 votes or 19.4%● Ryan McKenna, 488 votes or 18.3%● Paula B. Ray, 428 votes or 16.1%● Paul Schwarkopf, 425 votes or 16.0%● Ramon Anthony Atencio, 421 votes or 15.8%● Deborah Kula, 384 votes or 14.4% Click below to read this week's issue. Click below to read The Best of the Best. Most Popular Circle of Care assists those in need around Elizabeth Elbert County commissioners vote 2-1 against Blue Sky Ranch amendment Parker explores alternative for Mainstreet, Parker Road intersection Sugar Plum Bazaar comes to Lone Tree for the first time Madsen, Pederson win Elbert County races

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