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"Two candidates for sheriff are headed to a runoff election after absentee ballots were counted and certified Friday in Benton County.Overseas military and federal absentee voters have 10 days after the primary election to send there votes in. After counting those votes, the chairman of the election commission certifies those votes.The race for county sheriff is the only race in Benton County that went to a runoff.Russell Anzalone, with the Benton County Election Commission, explains why there is a runoff:\"We have two individuals that came up with the most number of votes and no one had over 50 percent of the votes. That's why we had to have a runoff.\"The two candidates left are Shawn Holloway and Paul Pillaro.\"Well you know, the runoff we haven't done much different than we have done the entire campaign. We have been out here knocking door to door, trying to meet more citizens and voters and listen to the message that the voters and citizens of our community want out of the sheriff's office,\" Holloway said.Pillaro was unavailable for an on-camera interview, but said he was reaching out to the community and trying to spread his message. He said he will be prepared for the runoff election.Early voting for the runoff election begins Monday and election day is on March 22.Whichever candidate wins the runoff with face independent Glenn Latham in November."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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