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Babson, Sorenson win Carroll County commission seats

By LARISSA MULKERN
Union Leader Correspondent
November 07. 2012 5:19PM


OSSIPEE - Carroll County Commission incumbent David Sorenson, R-Eaton, was reelected to the commission's District 1 seat during the general election after defeating Democratic challenger Erik Corbett of Bartlett.

The vote tally from the county's 19 towns was 14,449 to 10,604.

Sorenson will serve a four-year term. District 1 covers Bartlett, Chatham, Conway, Eaton, Freedom Hart's Location and Jackson. Sorensen served as commissioner for 12 years and this was Corbett's first run for county commissioner.

Commission incumbent Dorothy Solomon, however, did not fare as well: Challanger David Babson Jr., R-Ossipee, earned more votes in the District 2 county commissioner race.

Babson earned 13,647 votes to Solomon's 11,671.

District 2 covers Albany, Hale's Location, Madison, Moultonborough, Ossipee, Sandwich, and Tamworth. This seat carries a two-year term.


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