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Sadness. Anger. Mourning. South Florida supporters of President Donald Trump say those are the emotions they’re feeling as they contemplate the end of his presidency and the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden. And some are channeling their rage — at Republican Party leaders they think didn’t to enough to keep Trump in office.
Fresh into his role as Broward Supervisor of Elections, Joe Scott urged voters to demand two new laws he said would make it easier for candidates to run for office and for all citizens to vote.
The commissioners will choose from among the three candidates nominated by local Democratic Party representatives: Candy Emmons, Adrienne Enghouse and Kayse Jama.
Editor's Note This story was compiled almost completely from the reporting of Lee Montana newspapersâ staff over the past nine months of the COVID-19 pandemic. It started the way most Montana storms do, signs of trouble coming on the west wind. On Leap Day, Saturday, Feb. 29, Washington state reported the countryâs first COVID-19 death, the first healthcare worker infected, and the first known outbreak in a care facility. By early March, a few Montanans began to worry. Many others paid scant attention to the gathering storm. Indeed, some battle lines were already being drawn. Four W...
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