The final vote totals for the primary elections in Ada and Canyon County have been released, bringing an end to the highly anticipated races in these Idaho counties. Candidates and voters alike have been eagerly awaiting the results, which will ultimately determine who will move on to the general election in November.
In Ada County, where turnout was high, several key races were closely contested. In the race for County Commissioner, incumbent Kendra Kenyon narrowly edged out challenger Sarah Baker with a margin of just a few hundred votes. In the Ada County Sheriff race, incumbent Steve Bartlett won handily over his opponent, securing his spot on the ballot for the general election.
Over in Canyon County, turnout was also strong, with voters eagerly casting their ballots in a number of competitive races. In the race for County Clerk, incumbent Chris Yamamoto emerged victorious, fending off a challenge from newcomer Jessica Johnson. And in the race for County Treasurer, longtime incumbent Mary Phillips secured another term, defeating challenger John Smith.
Overall, the primary elections in Ada and Canyon County were hotly contested, with candidates vying for the chance to represent their constituents in the general election. As the final vote totals are tallied and the dust settles, candidates will now turn their focus to the upcoming general election in November, where they will go head-to-head with their opponents in a bid to secure victory and serve the residents of Idaho.
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