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Philip Kingston Took Such a Big “L” That He Should Be Forced to Change the Spelling of His Name

The former city councilman finished a distant third.
By Tim Rogers |

The pugnacious former Dallas city councilman got a little less than 18 percent of the votes in his bid for Precinct 2 of the Dallas County Commissioners Court. The full results: Andrew Sommerman got 10,021 votes; Michelle Ocker got 10,929; Kingston got 5,245; and Tom Ervin got 3,081.

Sorry. Just wanted to beef up our election coverage.

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