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night he has no regrets. “All I can say is we gave it our best shot and came up short,” but conceded that he “thought it would be closer.”
“I’m going to take more than a couple of days off, rest my leg and spend some time with my family,” said Mr. Cordani.
He left the door open to possibly return to challenge Sheriff Woodward in 1995. “In four more years we’ll see what the county looks like. I’ll be keeping a close eye on how things go,” said Mr. Cordani.
Sheriff Woodward said that as a result of the election he will make at least one change, instituting regular community meetings starting in January.
In other election results from Rappahannock, all five incumbent supervisors, Bob Anderson, Pete Estes, Ellis Bingham, Mike Massie and Hubert Gilkey, were returned to office after running unopposed. The other four consitutional officers ran unopposed as well: Commissioner of the Revenue Beverly Atkins, Treasurer Frances Foster, Commonwealth’s Attorney Peter
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