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ELECTIONS
Two council incumbents defeated
Candidates and media reach in as volunteer Earleen Agee, right, hands out election results on Tuesday, May 8, 2012, at the at the Cabell County Clerk's office in Huntington.
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HUNTINGTON — Two incumbents on Huntington City Council will not return next year, and a third barely squeezed by her opponent.
District 2 Councilwoman Teresa Loudermilk and District 8 Councilman Kirk Gillenwater were both defeated in their Democratic primary races Tuesday evening, according to unofficial returns at the Cabell County Courthouse.
Meanwhile, District 3 Councilwoman Frances Jackson edged one of her Democratic challengers, Aaron-Michael Fox, by 10 votes.
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