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Republicans lead Alabama constitutional officer races

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Source: Eufaula Tribune

Alabamians had several constitutional officers to consider on Nov. 3, with many races contentious due to long-time incumbents leaving office due to being term-limited or pursuing different political

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Segovia widens lead in Lompoc, Williams maintains narrow lead in Buellton

Updated vote totals Thursday for Lompoc and the Santa Ynez Valley saw one candidate’s lead widen, another's narrow and a change in the order of candidates competing for three seats on the Los Olivos Community Services District board.In Lompoc City Council District 2, Sharlameigne Segovia widened her lead over incumbent Victor Vega. Segovia received 915 votes, or 50.75%, in the latest count, compared with Vega’s 877 votes, or 48.64%. Segovia led by 12 votes in Tuesday’s update; the Thursday count increased her margin to 38 votes.In the Santa Ynez Valley, Mark Williams maintained his lead over Billy Silvola in the Buellton City Council District 1 race, although the margin narrowed. Williams had 456 votes, or 51.35%, compared with Silvola’s 429 votes, or 48.31%. Williams’ lead decreased from 32 votes Tuesday to 27 votes Thursday.The latest count also changed the order of candidates in the Los Olivos Community Services District race, where voters are choosing three directors.

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