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šŸ“£ Local news
Growing Tri-Cities food truck pod now dishing up handmade pasta
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šŸ¤” Local opinion & analysis
Choices, voices, and voting in 2020
Choices, voices, and voting in 2020
ā€œI believe successfully moving toward a non-binary outlook on voting is my generationā€™s greatest potential political revolution. It would recognize that there are many paths toward a better tomorrow through a vigorous debate that recognizes constructive dissent rather than vitriol.ā€
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Bring it in; climate change creates volatility; broken bike path
Tri-City Herald letters to the editor for Nov. 5.
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šŸ—³ Elections
Benton County elections
*Next update scheduled for tomorrow at 4 pm.
8th LD State Representative Pos. 1:
Brad Klippert: 51,336 votesĀ (65.95%)
Shir Regev: 26,405 votesĀ (33.92%)
8th LD State Representative Pos. 2:
Matt Boehnke: 58,307 votesĀ (78.82%)
Larry Stanley: 15,084 votesĀ (20.39%)
Commissioner District #1
Jerome Delvin: 59,768 votesĀ (61.97%)
Justin Raffa: 36,410 votesĀ (37.75%)Ā 
Justin Raffa conceded the raceĀ to Jerome Delvin.
Commissioner District #3
Will McKay: 53,219 votesĀ (60.17%)
James R. Beaver: 33,968 votesĀ (38.40%)
Franklin County elections
Commissioner District #1
Brad Peck: 13,301 votesĀ (43.64%)
Kim Lehrman: 11,811 votesĀ (38.75%)
Commissioner District #2
Rocky Mullen: 18,075 votesĀ (59.44%)
Ana Ruiz Peralta: 12,289 votesĀ (40.42%)
Benton, Franklin Superior Court
Judge Pos. #1
Dave Petersen: 71,205 votesĀ (60.27%)
Sharon Brown: 46,496 votesĀ (39.36%)
šŸ¦  COVID-19 news
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