Tuck and Carter win city commission race; Aragon votes down alcohol sales

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On: November 3, 2015

Cedartown City Commission:

721 total votes; 2629 registered voters (15.4% turnout)

Andrew Carter – 243 (33.70%)
*Dale Tuck – 226 (31.35%)
Patrick McNally – 145 – (20.11%)
David Jameson – 104 – (14.42%)

*Incumbent

Aragon Package Sales

NO – 42 (65.63%)
YES – 22 (34.38%)

Unofficial results

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