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Vermont cities that allow noncitizen voting will work to keep data private
Three Vermont cities that allow all residents to vote in municipal elections will work to keep their noncitizen voter data private, Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak (P-Burlington) said Monday. Top video: ... Read More
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