Election Night 2014
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A snapshot of the outcome of the 2014 election night.
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With a professional history in accounting and financial management with a MBA from CSUSB and a life-long familiarity with San Bernardino, 56% of the votes sided with Carey Davis in last week's election for the city's new mayor.
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With over 30 years of local business experience and a degree from CSUSB, 3rd generation San Bernardino resident Fred Shorett held 66% of the votes in the recent election to see who would hold the Council seat.
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With nearly 20 years of experience in government, financial services, business, public health policy and transportation, life-long San Bernardino local Henry Nickel took the majority vote for the 5th Ward Council seat.
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