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Voters re-elect town incumbents
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Source: The Kenbridge-Victoria Dispatch
Voters in the towns of Kenbridge and Victoria returned incumbents to council positions in voting Tuesday, Nov. 3. Lunenburg County voters also showed their support for the Republican contenders in the races for U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives. Unofficial tallies from the Virginia Department of Elections (VDE) show that Kenbridge voters re-elected Mayor Wanda G. Morrison, who was unopposed. She received 370 votes, which was 94.15% of those cast. In the contests for Kenbridge Town Council, two incumbents and a newcomer were elected, according to VDE’s unofficial totals. David L. Haywood Sr. was re-elected with 260 votes, 33.59%, along with incumbent Michael R. Bender with 256, or 33.07% of the votes. Voters also elected Jodi Lynn Powers-Bernhardt to a council seat with 230 votes, or 29.72% of votes. Voters in the Town of Victoria also re-elected its mayor Tuesday, according to the VDE website. Allen D.
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