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Mullins mayor's runoff race decided

Posted: 11.20.2012 at 10:06 PM

Allyson is the News at 6pm, 7pm, and 11pm Anchor and Assistant News Director at NewsChannel 15.

After the November 6th election, which saw five candidates on the ballot for Mullins mayor, a runoff was held Tuesday for that seat.

William Bo McMillan is the winner with 54% of the vote to Pat Phillips' 46%.

McMillan will replace incumbent Pam Lee who came in fourth in the November 6th election.

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