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Election changes almost nothing for Princeton and area – Kelowna Capital News

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Spencer Coyne was handily re-elected as mayor, with 827 votes, while challenger Doug Pateman received 164. All four members of Princeton council were returned, shutting out two new hopefuls. The only new face to local leadership was Jamie Kent-Laidlaw, who took the third seat for school board.

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Election changes almost nothing for Princeton and area – Penticton Western News

Mayor, councillors, Area H director and school district trustees all returned

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Election changes almost nothing for Princeton and area – Sicamous Eagle Valley News

Mayor, councillors, Area H director and school district trustees all returned

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Election changes almost nothing for Princeton and area – Princeton Similkameen Spotlight

Mayor, councillors, Area H director and school district trustees all returned

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Princeton Similkameen Spotlight broke the news on Sunday, October 16, 2022.
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