SHOALS — All but one incumbent won in Tuesday’s Martin County primary election.
Incumbent Larry Craney for Loogootee School Board was the one left out as 50 percent of registered voters turned out for the election, 78 percent of those voted on a Democratic ballot.
In the Democrat primary, incumbent District 3 commissioner Mike Dant beat Michael Milligan, 1,546 to 1,063. Dant goes on to face Ed Seals in the general election.

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The Washington School Board will have three new faces when it meets in July, as incumbents Ron Arnold, Rocki Padgett and Randy Bouchie were upset in Tuesday’s Primary Election.

Daviess County primary elections brought out 40 percent of voters Tuesday, according to Clerk Sherri Healy, yet the process went smoothly.

President Dem - Primary
4,384 of 5,230 precincts - 84 percent
Hillary Clinton 539,988 - 52 percent
Barack Obama 499,793 - 48 percent

President GOP - Primary
4,389 of 5,230 precincts - 84 percent
x-John McCain 287,699 - 78 percent
Mike Huckabee 37,661 - 10 percent
Ron Paul 27,965 - 8 percent
Mitt Romney 17,716 - 5 percent

Governor Dem - Primary
4,384 of 5,230 precincts - 84 percent
Jim Schellinger 473,985 - 50 percent
Jill Long Thompson 465,637 - 50 percent

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indianapolis architect Jim Schellinger led former congresswoman Jill Long Thompson by fewer than 6,100 votes Tuesday night in a tight race for the Democratic nomination for governor.