County still has ballots to count
CHENEY — The $72 million facilities bond supporting construction of a new school in Airway Heights was failing in early returns.
With votes still to be counted, unofficial results in the Tuesday, Nov. 5, general election at press time showed 59.24% approval and 40.76% rejecting the measure.
So far, 7,870 ballots were cast in favor of the measure and 5,418 were opposed, records show.
Only 4 votes were cast by Whitman County residents living in the school district; all opposed the measure.
“That’s painful,” Cheney School Board President Henry Browne said after the early results. He noted the bon...
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