Price supporter urges voters to cast write-in ballots

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Frustrated with the Sept. 12 primary results for the Harford County sheriff, a retired deputy is urging voters to write in Joe Price, a longtime veteran of the state police, to become the next sheriff.

Former Harford County Sheriff deputy Terry Noyes recently kicked off a grassroots write-in campaign for Price, a Republican candidate and state police commander. Noyes is asking voters to reject both Republican and Democrat nominees and write Price?s name on the ballot.

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