Bethel GOP Board of Finance incumbents prevail in primary

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BETHEL ā€” Republican voters decided, by a wide margin on Tuesday, to back a slate of GOP incumbents on the Board of Finance in the Nov. 7 municipal election.Ā 

Incumbent Republican Nicholas Ellis led all candidates with 391 votes, according to unofficial results Tuesday night. William Duff came in second with 376 votes, while Cynthia J. McCorkindale came in third with 365 votes. Republican Tim Martin, their challenger, came in a distant fourth, with 209 votes. Martin will not be on the ballot.Ā 

Earlier in the evening, before polls closed, Martin told Hearst Connecticut Media his campaign did its ā€œbest to get our messaging out there ā€” to give our voters an alternative option. Now we will see what they decide.ā€

Martin couldnā€™t be reached after polls closed.Ā 

Meanwhile, incumbent Republicans said they were running based on their track record of being able to collaborate and their accomplishments. Ellis, Duff and McCorkingdale

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