Voters Nominate Kovac to Run Against Hook for Western Dist. Commissioner
By: Bridget Blevins
Updated: August 7, 2012
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) In the race for the Western District Commissioner, only one can take the Republican nomination.
PJ Kovac will be the nominee on the ballot in November, with 68.49 percent of the vote (1, 856 votes) in Tuesday's primary election.
Robert Miller received 31.51 percent of the vote (854 votes).
Kovac will compete against incumbent Ron Hook for the position.
PJ Kovac will be the nominee on the ballot in November, with 68.49 percent of the vote (1, 856 votes) in Tuesday's primary election.
Robert Miller received 31.51 percent of the vote (854 votes).
Kovac will compete against incumbent Ron Hook for the position.
