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Preferred Party: Republican

Election(s)

2022 General Election

November 7, 2022

18th District House Position 2

Duncan Camacho

45.13% 29,392 votes

Greg Cheney

54.66% 35,603 votes

2022 Primary Election

August 1, 2022

18th District House Position 2

Brad Benton

14.79% 6,424 votes

Duncan Camacho

44.3% 19,237 votes

Greg Cheney

20.73% 9,003 votes

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