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18 hours ago ago from The Politics of Jamie Sanderson
The 2010 County Precinct Reorganization will be held February 20. The location for your precinct is being finalized and more information will follow. The Reorganization locations will be open from 10am till noon but attendees need not stay for the entire time. Residents of each precinct will choose the Precinct Executive Committee Person, the Alternate EC and the Precinct President. Every person attending the reorganization will be ...
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