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#’s on Senate District 32 GOP Primary

Posted by Danny, on August 7th, 2007, at 10:17 pm

Tonight’s unofficial numbers (all precincts reporting):

Candidate Votes Percent
David Ed Bishop 2242 14.5%
Albert Lipscomb 2209 14.3%
Don McGriff 850 5.5%
Randy McKinney 5562 36.0%
Trip Pittman 4568 29.6%

That’s 15,431 total votes and 17.70% turnout.

The run-off is September 11th.

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