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Whitney, Armstrong, Ehrhardt, Walker throw hats in ring for political seats

KINGMAN – The head of a Kingman based law firm has declared intent to run for Mohave County Attorney. Bryan Whitney visited the county elections office last Friday, indicating interest in challenging county attorney Matt Smith.

The incumbent has been with the county attorney’s office for 32 years, half of them as its leader. Smith has run unopposed each time previously.

Two more Kingman area residents have declared intent to run for District 4 Mohave County supervisor. Rick Armstrong and Jack Ehrhardt seek the seat that is defended by incumbent board member Jean Bishop.

Former member Keith Walker is the latest resident stepping forward to express interest in running for the Kingman City Council. Walker is the 12th citizen to indicate intent to run for council of the Kingman Mayor chair.

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