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Hall said he was “speechless” late Tuesday night when it appeared he was going to be the winner.
“This was such a long day, a great day,” he said. “Definitely a team win, not all individual.”
Hall is a student majoring in economics at Miami University. While at Madison, Hall served as class president and the National Honor Society president. He called campaigning door-to-door “one of the best learning experiences.”
Then he added: “I feel very blessed and grateful for the opportunity.”
Hall has said roads in the township “are a very big ongoing issue.”
“We have the best road crew in the entire state of Ohio,” he said. “They are constantly working on different projects. Being a Madison resident all my life, I’ve seen first-hand the road crew in action all around the area.”
Brooks, 51, was appointed to a vacated trustee seat in January, and Nance is a 65-year-old retired school teacher and coach.
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