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Genesee County Clerk Explains How Votes Are Counted and Why the Rumors Don’t Hold Up
Genesee County Clerk Domonique Clemons on how votes are counted, early vs. absentee, and key dates.
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Genesee County Clerk Explains How Votes Are Counted and Why the Rumors Don’t Hold Up
Genesee County Clerk Domonique Clemons on how votes are counted, early vs. absentee, and key dates.
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