Challengers replace two incumbents on Richmond town board
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Challengers replace two incumbents on Richmond town board
By Kim McDarison
Town of Richmond voters Tuesday elected David Alexander to the community’s Board of Supervisors. He will serve as supervisor 3, replacing incumbent Steven Wade.
According to unofficial tallies found on the Walworth County website, Alexander received 301 votes while Wade received 220.
The town’s supervisor 4 seat saw a closer race, with challenger Mike Bergman beating his incumbent opponent, Tom Kraus, by 65 votes. The challenger’s total vote count was 296 and the incumbent’s total was 231.
The Town of Richmond Board of Supervisors is a five-member body which includes a chairman and four supervisors.
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