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Overshine Moves Forward In Washington Sheriff's Race

Last updated on Tuesday, May 8, 2018

(SALEM) - Republican candidate for Washington County Sheriff defeated GOP challenger Deputy Wayne Blevins by 11 votes to move on to the fall election to face Washington County Deputy Sheriff Brent Miller.

Overshiner received 1,138 (41.26 percent) votes over Blevins' 1,127 (40.88 percent) votes. Tracey England who ran on the Republican ticket only took 493 votes (or 17.88 percent).

Washington County Chief Deputy Brent Miller will advance to run in the fall election against GOP Challenger Roy Overshiner.

Miller defeated Democrat challenger William (Bill) Denham 1,217 (89.03 percent) to 150 (10.97 percent).

In other races:

US SENATOR

US REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 9

STATE SENATOR, District 47

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 73

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

COUNTY AUDITOR

Republican incumbent Auditor Randall Bills only received 914 votes (32.68 percent) and was defeated by County Recorder Kyra Stephenson who captured 1,883 votes (67.32 percent).

Stephenson will face former City of Salem Mayor Judy K. Chastain (D) in the fall. Chastain, who ran unopposed, received 1,171 votes.

COUNTY RECORDER

Terri L. Graves (R) defeated Tim Rodman (R) for the chance to run this fall against Democrat Lindsey Robbins who defeated challenger Anna Briscoe.

Graves took 1,552 votes (57.98 percent) over Rodman's 1,125 votes (43.02 percent).

Robbins earned 832 votes (67.97 percent) against Briscoe's 392 votes (32.03 percent).

COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 2

Former Republican County Councilman Todd Ewen defeated incumbent commissioner Preston Shell to run this fall.

Voters cast 1,629 votes for Ewen (58.35 percent) while only 1,163 votes were tallied for Shell (41.65 percent).

COUNTY COUNCIL, DISTRICT 1

Republican incumbent Benjamin (Ben) Bowling Jr won a chance to move to the fall election to return to his council seat.

He defeated Sabrina Burdine and former County Assessor Jason Cockerill.

Bowling earned 384 votes (52.46 percent) over Cockerill's 210 votes (28.69 percent) and Burdine's 138 votes (18.85 percent).

COUNTY COUNCIL, DISTRICT 4

Republican Karen Wischmeier won over challenger Jason Nelson, 355 (51.52 percent) to 334 (48.48 percent).

TOWNSHIP RACES

BROWN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

BROWN TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER (all three won)

GIBSON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

GIBSON TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER

HOWARD TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

HOWARD TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER

JACKSON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

JACKSON TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER

JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER (vote for 3)

MADISON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

MADISON TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER (two winners in each party)

MONROE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

MONROE TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER (all three won)

PIERCE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

PIERCE TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER (only 3)

POLK TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

POLK TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER (all three won)

POSEY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

POSEY TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER

VERNON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

VERNON TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER (Both won)

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