South Pasadena incumbents have commanding lead with just one precinct left

By Nathan McIntire on November 3, 2009 11:27 PM | |
South Pasadena City Council incumbents Michael Carracci and Philip Putnam are comfortably ahead of a lone challenger with votes from only one precinct left to be counted.

First-time candidate William Sherman trails the incumbents by a considerable margin with 10 of 11 precincts reporting.

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