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ELECTION NIGHT 2016

Magee Hangs On

For Another Term

Bill Magee
Bill Magee

ballot-boxONEONTA – Numbers just in from Republican headquarters in Oneonta show veteran Assemblyman Bill Magee, D-Nelson, has held on to the 121st District for a 14th term.

Magee turned back Republican John Salka, the Brookfield town supervisor and member of the Madison County legislature, 24,818 to 22,975.

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