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TUCSON - The Pima County Board of Supervisors has erased 30 uncontested elections from the November ballot, saving an estimated $257,000.

Brad Nelson with the Pima County Elections Board confirmed to News 4 Tucson that the 30 elections removed from the ballot were all uncontested, and for seats on school boards, fire districts and/or water districts.

Each district will have 75 cents per voter by canceling. This adds up to a total savings of $257,000 for districts in Pima County.