KUNA, Idaho — Kuna native Joe Stear has been elected to serve his third term as Kuna's mayor.
The unofficial results from Tuesday night showed he had secured over 57% of the city's votes.
The voter turnout for the odd-year election was just over 27%. Those who came out said they were voting for change.
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Another incumbent voted to serve another term is James (JD) Grant from the Kuna School Board of Trustees, in Zone 2.
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However, in Zone 1 and 5, the other zones in rotation for a new trustee, the newcomer won the favor of Kuna voters.
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Kuna residents in Kuna Rural Fire District 1 (Ada and Canyon Counties) were also voting for a Commissioner. The two candidates were Rebekah (Becky) Luther and Addison Coffelt.
Kuna Professional Fire Fighters publicly endorsed Addison Coffelt on their social media pages prior to election day.
Combined results from Ada and Canyon counties show that Rebekah (Becky) Luther has been re-elected, (official confirmation is pending).
