Four council candidates move on
By Meghan Erkkinen
For Puyallup Tribal Newsmerkkinen@tacomaweekly.com
Published on: May 01, 2008
The number of candidates for Puyallup Tribal Council was narrowed down from 20 to four after the first round of votes April 19. The four candidates who are moving on to the general election are current Councilmember Herman Dillon, Sr., Roleen Hargrove, Sylvia P. Miller, and Nancy Shippentower-Games.
The four contestants will vie for two seats in the general election. On the same ballot, Quiasee Mills beat out opponent Chester Earl for a seat on the trust board. Quiasee Mills received 383 votes while Chester Earl received 180.
The general election will be held June 7.
Almost 1,300 votes were cast in the primary elections.
Remaining candidates:
Herman Dillon, Sr. 214 votes
Sylvia P. Miller 181 votes
Nancy Shippentower-Games 174 votes
Roleen Hargrove 119 votes
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