After winning in the primary by just 12 votes, Bryan Shupe saw a much different vote count in the general election. The incumbent representative for the 36th district defeated challenger Rony Baltazar Lopez by more than 3,000 votes. This will be Shupe’s third term as a state representative. “This community has shaped me, and it’s a privilege to continue serving …
The Primary Election audit was held on Friday, September 27 in the 36th House of Representative District. It was confirmed there were 81 absentee votes for Representative Bryan Shupe and 33 absentee votes for his challenger, Patrick Smith. This confirms that Shupe will be the Republican candidate on the ballot in November. “Thank you to the Department of Elections for …
