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Kim Ogg claims victory with results showing reelection in Harris County District Attorney race - DefenderNetwork.com

Democratic Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg claimed victory Tuesday night after preliminary results showed her holding an eight-point lead over her Republican opponent. Here are the latest results. Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg(D) Incumbent754,95854% Mary Nan Huffman(R) 639,18146%18.7% of Precincts Reporting (149 / 797) District Attorney races do not generate much money or […]

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