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David Aughenbaugh
| David Aughenbaugh | |
| Candidate for | |
| Maryland House of Delegates District 12A | |
| Party | Republican |
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Elections
2010
Aughenbaugh was defeated by Joseph Hooe and Albert Nalley in the September 14 primary. The winners were defeated by Democrats Steven DeBoy, Sr. and James Malone, Jr. in the general election.[1]
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