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Passage of election consolidation – from the Capitol to the courthouse

Katie Campbell//June 5, 2017//

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Passage of election consolidation – from the Capitol to the courthouse

Passage of election consolidation – from the Capitol to the courthouse

Katie Campbell//June 5, 2017//

Republicans who pushed for a Senate bill intended to spark a lawsuit over consolidated elections will likely get their wish. Senate Bill 1152, which was signed into law by Gov....

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