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P.J. Huggins (Alto City Council Post 1, Georgia, candidate 2024)

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P.J. Huggins
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Candidate, Alto City Council Post 1
Elections and appointments
Last election
March 12, 2024

P.J. Huggins ran in a special election to the Alto City Council Post 1 in Georgia. Huggins was on the ballot in the special general election on March 12, 2024.[source]

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Elections

General election

Special general election for Alto City Council Post 1

P.J. Huggins and John Smith ran in the special general election for Alto City Council Post 1 on March 12, 2024.

Candidate
P.J. Huggins (Nonpartisan)
John Smith (Nonpartisan)

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