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Write-In James C. Garland

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Klamath Falls, Oregon- Write-In James C. Garland for Klamath County Commissioner 1 & 3 both in the May Primary Election on May 21, 2024.

Here is your chance to make a difference by voting in James C. Garland for Klamath County Commissioner 1 and 3 and the Write-In vote you cast could be all the difference in the world to get James C. Garland elected as your next Klamath County Commissioner into seat County Commissioner 1 the open seat or County Commissioner 3 to remove the career incumbent Commissioner.

It’s your chance to vote twice for the same candidate for a seat on the Klamath County Commissioner Board of Directors and help James C. Garland to do it and make history for something that has never been done before in the history of Klamath County or anywhere else in the County.

There would be nothing to stop voters from writing in James C. Garland as a write in Canidate for either position 1 or position 3 or both as the next County Commissioner as a protest vote against all the other candidates for County Commissioner position 1 and position 3 for County Commissioner in both seats as a protest to help a Write-in Canidate that is not running for either County Commissioner seat in the May 21, Primary Election 2024 on the ballot.

James C. Garland ran for County Commissioner position 2 and received 4515 votes 30.05% of the votes in May 2022.

Allen Headley 10.44% of the votes cast in May 2022 running again for Position 1.

Todd J. Gessele 1435 votes 9.30% of the votes cast now running for Position 3 in May 21, Primary 2024.

All the Candidates from the Sheriff candidates to county commissioners need to let the voters know why they want to be the next Sheriff or County Commissioner. Along with how they want voters to vote on the two measures on the ballot for the May Primary Election on May 21, 2024.

Measure 18-132 and Measure 18-133 and why they are voting for or against the measures.