Laconia Mayor Andrew Hosmer and his wife, Donna, share a laugh during a gathering for campaign supporters Tuesday after election results showed he had been re-elected to a second term. (MICHAEL MORTENSEN/THE LACONIA DAILY SUN PHOTO)
Laconia Mayor Andrew Hosmer and his wife, Donna, share a laugh during a gathering for campaign supporters Tuesday after election results showed he had been re-elected to a second term. (MICHAEL MORTENSEN/THE LACONIA DAILY SUN PHOTO)
LACONIA — Mayor Andrew Hosmer cruised to victory on a message that stressed the city’s economic progress.
By contrast, his Republican challenger Dawn Johnson emphasized during her campaign that homelessness and drug abuse were getting worse, and the city under Hosmer has done too little to confront the growing problems.
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