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YAKIMA, Wash. -- A Yakima assistant city attorney says he is planning to run for Yakima County District Court judge.
In a news release, Bronson Faul said he will formally announce for the seat currently held by Judge Ralph Thompson during a press conference Friday at the SunDome.
A former county prosecutor, Faul has been a city prosecutor since 2005. He said he mainly handles criminal cases but has also worked on civil issues as well.
The annoucement sets up a contested race with Thompson, a District Court judge since 2008 who said last week he plans to seek re-election in November.
— Chris Bristol
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