Sen. Joan Huffman's experience as a lawmaker, prosecutor and judge make her the superior choice in the Republican primary for ...

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DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Crews are arriving on scene to a reported fire in the 700 block of Huffman Avenue. According to Montgomery County Regional Dispatch, the call for the fire was made at 2:40 p.m., ...

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Matt Huffman proudly serves Ohio's 78th House District and resides in Lima; he was unanimously elected Speaker of the Ohio House at the start of the 136th General Assembly following his service as ...

State Sen. Joan Huffman told East Texas Republicans on Monday that she is the “law and order candidate” for the Texas Attorney General’s Office. “My passion is to represent Texans and to make Texas ...

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