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Fisher wins Crockett mayor race in runoff election

Fisher wins Crockett mayor race in runoff election

Yahoo4 days ago

CROCKETT, Texas (KETK) – Dr. Ianthia Fisher won her bid for re-election as the Mayor of Crockett on Saturday.
Remarkable Woman Ianthia Fisher driving her community forward, giving credit to God
Fisher won the election with 669 votes against her challenger Joni K. Clonts, who got 320 votes. Fisher and Clonts faced each other in the May 3 elections along with candidate Jessica James but none of the three candidates received more than 50% of the vote, triggering Saturday's runoff election, which Fisher has now won.
In 2023, KETK spoke with Fisher about her career in education, her work in philanthropy and being an ordained minister and mentor.
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