Imler snags 6-year term as Allegheny Township supervisor
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The apparent winner of the Allegheny Township six-year supervisor’s race is Republican Fred N. Imler II, with 893 votes to Democrat Michael Luther’s 668 votes.
According to unofficial election results, Imler secured 720 Election Day votes and 173 mail-in votes, while Luther received 488 Election Day votes and 180 mail-in votes. Imler was the incumbent supervisor and retained his seat.
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