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Campaign finances reported for council

by | Apr 12, 2018 | Latest

Candidates have spent more than $5,000 this election cycle for local election campaigns. (Courtesy photo)

City council candidates seeking office in the May 5 city election in Farmersville have spent a total of $5,112.30 on their campaigns, reports filed with the city secretary showed.

Farmersville voters will be choosing a mayor and two city council members, with all positions being contested.

In the mayor’s race, Mayor Diane Piwko is being challenged by Randy Rice. For Place 2 city council, incumbent councilmember Donny Mason is being challenged by Angie Rios.

By Wyndi Veigel • News Editor • [email protected]

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