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  2. Miro Weinberger - Wikipedia

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    He defeated Tim Ashe by one vote in the Democratic primary. He beat Republican Party nominee Kurt Wright in the general election. [1] Weinberger won with 57.7% of the vote. [1] He was reelected on March 3, 2015, Town Meeting Day, with 68% of the vote over former Burlington Public Works Director Steve Goodkind.

  3. Randy Robertson (politician) - Wikipedia

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    Early life and education Robertson was born in Hamilton, Georgia to Bobby Ray and Elizabeth Cobb Robertson. He attended Cataula Elementary School, Harris County Junior High School, and Harris County High School. Robertson has four sisters. [citation needed]

  4. Stockbridge, Georgia - Wikipedia

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    Many have said this was just a political strategy, as Henry County has been shown in recent voting history to be one of the most conservative counties in the Atlanta metro area, consistently voting Republican in early 21st century presidential elections. (However, as the population grew, the county voted Democratic in the 2016 and 2020 elections.)

  5. Stanly County, North Carolina - Wikipedia

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    In early English colonial times, the Stanly County area was politically part of the New Hanover Precinct, out of which the Bladen Precinct was created in 1734. [3] The renamed Bladen County was subdivided to create Anson County in 1750, which in turn spawned Montgomery County in 1779.

  6. Dan Moody - Wikipedia

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    The Williamson County Courthouse had the courtroom in which Moody tried his famous case against the Klan completely restored to its 1920s appearance and reopened in 2007.

  7. Political machine - Wikipedia

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    Quoting Edward Flynn, a Bronx County Democratic leader who ran the borough from 1922 until his death in 1953, [4] Safire wrote "the so-called 'independent' voter is foolish to assume that a political machine is run solely on good will, or patronage. For it is not only a machine; it is an army.

  8. Winder R. Harris - Wikipedia

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    Early life and career Born in Wake County (now a part of Raleigh), North Carolina, Harris attended the public schools and St. Mary's College (now Belmont Abbey College), Belmont, North Carolina. He served in various editorial positions on newspapers in North Carolina and Virginia from 1908 to 1918.

  9. Judy Shelton - Wikipedia

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    All Democratic senators (including Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, who had to return to Washington for the vote [51]), along with the Republican senators Romney and Collins, voted against her nomination; Lamar Alexander said that he opposed the nomination, but was not present for the vote. [52]