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Polls stand ready at Havre High School Tuesday during the primary election. While the election decided who advances to the general election ballot in some local and in state and federal contested elections, multiple candidates were unopposed in the primary and advanced to a contest in November, while others are unopposed in the general election.
Tuesday's primary selected the winners of several contested elections in the area sending them to the general election - some to face opponents there and some in uncontested races - but numerous unopposed primary candidates advanced, also to face opposition in the general election for some, some to unopposed races.
One legislative contest is set in Havre, with both sides unopposed in the primary.
Rep. Ed Hill, R-Havre, received 826 votes in the primary for House District 28, which essentially comprises Havre.
He will face Democrat Paul Tuss in the general election, who received 755 primary vot...
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