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July 22, 2009

Anonymous The Daily Star Wed Jul 22, 2009, 07:16 PM EDT

There are six contested races for the Otsego County Board of Representatives out of 14 seats.

There were no petitions challenged, according to elections officials. The following are the candidates for each district and the party lines on which they are authorized to run as listed by the county Board of Elections on Wednesday:

District 2 - Irving Wesley Hall, Democrat; Incumbent James Powers, Republican, Independence, Conservative.

District 4 - Janet Hurley Quackenbush, Republican, Independence, Conservative; Incumbent Richard Murphy, Democrat.

District 6 - John Imperato, Republican; Incumbent Donald Lindberg, Republican, Conservative.

District 10 - Keith Carpenter, Democrat; Incumbent Betty Anne Schwerd, Republican, Independence.

District 12 - Craig Gelbsman, Republican; Incumbent Cathy Rothenberger, Democrat.

District 13 - Linda Rowinski, Democrat; Incumbent Scott Harrington, Republican, Independence, Conservative.

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