Berkley councilwoman wins state House primary
BERKLEY — A Berkley city councilwoman is moving on to compete for a seat in the Michigan House of Representatives in November.
Natalie Price won the Democratic primary race for the 5th District seat in the state House during the Aug. 2 election. She will go up against Paul Taros, who won the Republican primary.
Of the more than 14,000 votes cast in the Democratic Party primary, Price received 5,644 votes across Oakland and Wayne counties. The runner-up in the race was Reggie Reg Davis with 4,361 votes.
Taros received 1,717 votes in his race against his only opponent, Keith Albertie, who had 1,087.
Price said she is excited about her win — which she credited to her volunteers, donors and staff — and the chance to compete for a state House seat on Nov. 8.
