Lubbock election results roll in for Prop A, mayor and more
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Polls closed at 7 p.m. Saturday’s local municipal and school board elections, featuring a Lubbock mayoral race, a special initiative to decriminalize marijuana in Lubbock, a contested city council seat, and numerous municipal and school board seats in Lubbock communities across the South Plains. The Avalanche-Journal will post updates throughout the evening below. Early voting […]
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