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Alachua county District 4 Commissioner Election
Alachua county elections are fast approaching and one incumbent commissioner is facing conservative competition. District four commissioner Cynthia Chestnut is set to run against Republican Susan Baird and Constitution Party of Florida candidate Llyod Bailey Jr. Susan Baird says she wants to see some changes. Candidate Llyod Bailey says he is running to bring back the morals of the past. Elections take place November 2nd and early voting begins October 18th.
Posted: Thursday, Jul 29, 2010, 12:11 PM
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