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Pennsylvania Primary Election: April 23 - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania Primary Election: April 23

WGAL has everything you need to know for Election Day.

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WGAL voter guide for the Nov. 7 election - Vimarsana News

WGAL voter guide for the Nov. 7 election

WGAL has everything you need to know to be ready for Election Day.

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Democrats Bump Iowa From First In The Nation Primary Voting - Vimarsana News

Democrats Bump Iowa From First In The Nation Primary Voting

Iowa Republicans are doubling down and have already voted to keep the Iowa Caucuses as the first event on their primary calendar.

WA 04 | It's democracy sausage time! - Vimarsana News

WA 04 | It's democracy sausage time!

Download 23.64 MB On the eve of the WA state election, Kate and Eliza discuss the marginal seats and minor parties to watch. Also, could Liberal Leader Zak Kirkup lose his seat of Dawesville? And if he does, will he really say 'goodbye' to politics forever? Duration: 17min 13sec

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WA Premier stamps authority on Labor with ministry purge after colossal election win - Vimarsana News

WA Premier stamps authority on Labor with ministry purge after colossal election win

WA Premier stamps authority on Labor with ministry purge after colossal election win MonMonday 15 updated TueTuesday 16 Mark McGowan has made it clear he intends to choose his own ministry. ( Share Print text only Cancel Just in case there was any doubt about who was running the show, WA Premier Mark McGowan just stamped his authority in emphatic fashion. No one individual has enjoyed this much power in the West Australian Labor Party for a very long time, if ever. Labor leaders in WA have long had their power curtailed by union and factional leaders, having to make do with the teams they're ...

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