ST. GEORGE – The Washington County Republican Convention is underway Saturday. Among the nominations to be made by county delegates were those for Washington County Commission Seats A and B, and those have gone to Zachary Renstrom and Victor Iverson, respectively, and for Sheriff which went to incumbent Cory Pulsipher over challenger Hank Kodele.
Five men, including incumbent James Eardley, raced for Seat A. The first round of voting narrowed the five down to three: Greg Aldred, Eardley and Renstrom. The second round of voting reduced the three to two: Eardley and Renstrom. The final round determined Renstrom as the nominee for Seat A.
Three vied for County Commission Seat B: Chet Hughes, Iverson and Dan McArthur. Iverson took Seat B in the first round of voting.
The nominees will face Democratic challengers Chris White for Seat A, and Paul Van Dam for Seat B.
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Interesting….is change really coming to Washington County???
Dorothy – You can keep your change, we don’t want it here.
Lee—we need change in the county and in St. George City. A socialistic mass of corruption and greed. In St George, the mayor and city council appoint the police chief and the prosecutor. All three hide corruption, i.e. the animal shelter, code enforcement, the airport, 47 million budget for less than 70K population. The county gets to raise our property tax up to 9% behind closed doors.