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Joe Lombardi Leads Incumbent Chad Enright in Kitsap County Prosecuting Attorney Election

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Challenger Joe Lombardi secured a 58% early lead over incumbent Chad Enright in the Kitsap County Prosecuting Attorney general election, signaling major shifts for local court administration and diversion programs.

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