Howard school board candidate blames close race on negativity

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Howard County’s school board race remains too close to call among the top four candidates for three open seats, leaving one candidate blaming the closeness on negative campaigning.

“The race was good right up until the end,” said home school teacher Diane Butler, who is separated from Allen Dyer, a lawyer and computer consultant, by only about 1,000 votes.

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