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With most but not all of the ballots in, Perez had 50.7% of the vote. Early American newspapers, often printed by small-town printers, documented the daily life of hundreds of diverse American communities, supported different political parties and recorded both majority and minority views. Perez is a clinical social worker who has taken a special interest in student mental health problems. Chronicles the evolution of American history, culture and daily life from 1690 to 1922. In countywide District 6, social worker Karen Perez, the 58-year-old incumbent, was trying to avoid a runoff against challengers Aly Legge, 35, a conservative candidate supported by the Moms for Liberty organization, and Roshaun Gendrett, 44, an education consultant who spent much of his career in California. Owen led Noelle Licor, a small-business owner and chairperson of the county’s Citizens Advisory Committee, by 62% to 38% with 115 of 124 precincts reporting in the winner-take-all Republican primary.įrom left, Hillsborough County School Board District 6 candidates Aly Legge, Karen Perez and Roshaun Gendrett wait to answer questions during a Tiger Bay candidate forum in June at The Cuban Club in Tampa. In the race for the District 4 county commission seat, Brandon attorney Michael Joseph Owen was on the way to becoming the newest commissioner with a commanding lead. He added: “This changes none of the amazing things that our students and staff have accomplished over the past two and a half years.” We look forward to the recount that the Supervisor of Elections will be undertaking given the incredibly close vote totals.” In a tweet, superintendent Addison Davis said, “I thank everyone in our community who took the time to educate themselves on this important millage proposal. I’m sad for teachers, I’m sad for staff and I’m sad for society.” “I’m sad,” said School Board chairperson Nadia Combs. Hillsborough County School Board chairperson Nadia Combs.
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