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NewsOctober 26, 2017

ST. LOUIS — Republican state Rep. Paul Curtman will run for Missouri auditor in 2018. Curtman announced his intention Tuesday in suburban St. Louis. He had earlier considered a run for U.S. Senate before ruling it out after Republican Attorney General Josh Hawley officially announced his candidacy for Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill’s seat. ...

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ST. LOUIS — Republican state Rep. Paul Curtman will run for Missouri auditor in 2018.

Curtman announced his intention Tuesday in suburban St. Louis. He had earlier considered a run for U.S. Senate before ruling it out after Republican Attorney General Josh Hawley officially announced his candidacy for Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill’s seat.

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Curtman, of Union, is the second Republican to formally announce a bid to unseat Democrat Nicole Galloway as auditor, along with St. Louis lawyer and former University of Missouri curator David Wasinger.

Curtman is a former Marine, first elected to the House in 2010.

Missouri Democratic Party chairman Stephen Webber said in a statement Galloway’s “independence and dedication to looking out for Missouri taxpayers is unmatched in Republican-controlled Jefferson City.”

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