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Results In: Mann, Saunders, Hellems, and Goins Triumph in Summers County Races

by Rebecca Stalnaker
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May 15, 2024
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SUMMERS COUNTY W.Va. (Hinton News) – Summers County residents took to the polls on May 14 for the Primary Election. The results are in and here are the results for some of the most-watched races:

In the race for Circuit Judge seat for Circuit 30 Division 1, Amy Mann emerged victorious with 34.9% of the vote.

Charles Saunders secured victory in the Republican Primary for the Summers County Commission seat, garnering 53.9% of the vote.

Jack Hellems clinched victory in the race for Summers Magistrate District 2, receiving 58.9% of the vote

Lee Ann Goins secured a seat on the Hinton City Council, earning the trust and support of voters.

The purposed Summers County School Levy failed by 59%.

These results reflect the choices made by the voters of Summers County in the recent elections.

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Rebecca Stalnaker

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