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TropicalDingdong, 25 days ago

*Primary elections.

There was not a special election.

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jeffw, 25 days ago

Yeah, weirdly enough, the home page link specified “primary” but that wasn’t in the actual article title.

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Grant_M, 25 days ago

Good. Let the trial commence.

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