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Two Republicans running for 80th House District seat in Davidson County - Vimarsana News

Two Republicans running for 80th House District seat in Davidson County

Eddie Gallimore and Sam Watford are running to represent the 80th House District, which covers the eastern part of Davidson County.

Source: wxii12.com
Sac County vote centers open ahead of California primary election - Vimarsana News

Sac County vote centers open ahead of California primary election

Election day in March 5, but people can vote in-person or drop off a mail ballot at vote centers across the county.

Source: kcra.com
Commitment 2024 Coverage - Vimarsana News

Commitment 2024 Coverage

From the State House to the White House. Stay with New Hampshire's most experienced, most trusted political team.

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North Carolina voters to fill open seat in house - Vimarsana News

North Carolina voters to fill open seat in house

Two candidates are in the republican primary to represent Guilford County in the North Carolina House. Two candidates are in the republican primary to represent Guilford County in the North Carolina House.

Source: wxii12.com
Donald Trump's daughter-in-law and handpicked choice to help lead the Republican National Committee said she thinks Republican voters would support having the political organization pay the former president's ballooning legal fees - Vimarsana News

Donald Trump's daughter-in-law and handpicked choice to help lead the Republican National Committee said she thinks Republican voters would support having the political organization pay the former president's ballooning legal fees

Donald Trump's daughter-in-law and handpicked choice to help lead the Republican National Committee said she thinks Republican voters would support having the political organization pay the former president's ballooning legal fees

Source: wmur.com