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Marc Elrich
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7th Executive of Montgomery County
Assumed office
December 3, 2018
Democratic Marc Elrich (incumbent) 251,897 75.11% +10.37
Republican Reardon Sullivan81,41024.27%+8.06
Write-in 2,0830.62%+0.52
Total votes335,390 100.00%
Democratic hold

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