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Rest in peace, or politics? Rhode Island GOP primary hit by deceased signatures drama - Vimarsana News

Rest in peace, or politics? Rhode Island GOP primary hit by deceased signatures drama

As of now, the invalidated signatures are connected to candidate Vivek Ramaswamy.

Source: yahoo.com
Dead voters' names 'found on Ramaswamy nomination papers' - Vimarsana News

Dead voters' names 'found on Ramaswamy nomination papers'

Rhode Island election officials have reported finding ‘several deceased voters’ among signatories

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On Vivek Ramaswamy's R.I. nomination papers: Signatures of dead Rhode Islanders - Vimarsana News

On Vivek Ramaswamy's R.I. nomination papers: Signatures of dead Rhode Islanders

Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign says an employee of an outside vendor used names of deceased voters and has been fired. The deadline to submit the signatures is Thursday afternoon.

With time running out, no GOP candidates have enough signatures for RI's presidential primary - Vimarsana News

With time running out, no GOP candidates have enough signatures for RI's presidential primary

Beyond still being below the 1,000 point threshold, at least one community has questioned the validity of some signatures submitted.

Source: yahoo.com
Coventry considers replacement parks levy - Vimarsana News

Coventry considers replacement parks levy

COVENTRY — After being defeated twice by voters, the Coventry Board of Trustees is exploring a replacement parks levy instead of a replacement and increase. During the May 16 meeting, trustees approved sending a request to the Summit County Fiscal Officer to learn what a replacement levy would generate on the existing 0.5-mill levy. In

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