Franklin County Sheriff Zach Scott will face City Council President Andrew J. Ginther in the November election to become Columbus’ next mayor. The Franklin County Board of Elections certified its votes yesterday, confirming unofficial totals that showed Scott edging Republican Terry Boyd for the second spot on the Nov. 3 ballot.
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