Kevin Willhelm, left, and Jeff Propst, right. Courtesy photos
Jeff Propst and Kevin Willhelm are dueling in the Republican runoff for the 104th District Court in Abilene. The winner will get the bench since there's no Democratic candidate running in that race in November.
June 24, 2020 at 04:28 PM
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While one candidate for Taylor County’s 104th District Court argues he has more expertise in criminal law that makes him the better pick, his opponent claims to have represented more criminal law clients and handled more criminal jury trials.
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Jeff Propst and Kevin Willhelm are dueling in the Republican runoff for the 104th District Court in Abilene. Whoever wins will get the bench since there’s no Democratic candidate in November.
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