Commissioner Nick Fish won re-election to the Portland City Council on Tuesday, besting three candidates who sought his ouster.
Partial ballot returns indicate Fish, an attorney and housing advocate from a family that includes several former members of Congress, easily beat advocacy group organizer Julie DeGraw, Portland Commissioner on Disability Philip Wolfe, who is deaf, and Nicholas Sutton, New Seasons Market clerk. Fish had 62 percent of the vote, far ahead of DeGraw's 30 percent.
Fish, 59, was first elected to the city council in 2008 and re-elected in 2010 and 2014. He is currently undergoing treatment for stomach cancer.
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