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Doyle and Ittner look to Pitkin County District 1 Commissioner seat
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· July 2, 2026
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Key points The two candidates will face off in the November 3 election to replace Commissioner Patti Clapper. John Doyle and Rob Ittner are moving forward in the campaign for the District 1 Pitkin County Commissioner seat.
John Doyle and Rob Ittner are moving forward in the campaign for the District 1 Pitkin County Commissioner seat. They received the most votes in the recent election, with Doyle getting 1,910 votes and Ittner getting 1,844.
The two candidates will face off in the November 3 election to replace Commissioner Patti Clapper. Both are prioritizing airport modernization in their campaigns.
Further details about their campaigns and priorities are available from the source, including Doyle's focus on climate issues affecting the Aspen area.
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Category: government Published: July 2, 2026 Source: Aspen Times Reading time: 1 min
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