Fairbanks early election results: Borough flips blue, city stays centrist

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Suzanne Downing
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Unofficial results in the Fairbanks North Star Borough show that in the borough-wide races, the liberals swept the board, while conservatives got slaughtered during Tuesday’s local election. In the city of Fairbanks, conservatives won.

FNSB Assembly Seat D

Liz Reeves-Ramos – 7,358

Tammie Wilson – 6,508

FNSB Assembly Seat E

Nick LaJiness – 7,168

Jimi Cash – 6,561

FNSB Assembly Seat H

Scott Crass – 7,196

Aaron Gibson – 6,356

FNSB School Board Seat E

Tim Doran – 7,495

Michael Humphrey – 6,056

FNSB School Board Seat F

Bobby Burgess – 7,448

April Smith – 5,365

FNSB School Board Seat G

Meredith Maple – 7,479

Maggie Matheson – 6,076

Fairbanks City Council Seat E

Lonny Marney – 1,569

Sean MacDonald – 1082

Fairbanks City Council Seat F

John Ringstad – 1,634

Shoshana Kun – 1,122

North Pole City Council – 2 Open Seats

Larry Terch III – 142

Benjamin Williams Jr. – 118

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IGU Seat D

Pete Kelly – 6,077

Sherri Wall – 5,887

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