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I am disappointed at clear push polling which occurred to essentially chalk up a portion of the side of the sidewalk by the art museum to try and deter persons from voting for our Democratic nominee for Congress, Gay Valimont.
All will recall I have constantly been a loyal Democrat as an active Democrat, always supporting the nominees of the party, I did so for Agriculture Commissioner nominee Naomi Esther Blemur and did likewise for Charlie Crist in 2022, even though I had in that race favored Nikki Fried in the primary.
I thusly do so again for Valimont, Valimont is a centrist and the effort on the sidewalk there was meant to try and turn off centrist voters to the Valimont campaign, and I think it is unfortunate that Republicans stoop to these levels rather than engage in real discussion of the issues.
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I am disappointed at clear push polling which occurred to essentially chalk up a portion of the side of the sidewalk by the art museum to try and deter persons from voting for our Democratic nominee for Congress, Gay Valimont.
All will recall I have constantly been a loyal Democrat as an active Democrat, always supporting the nominees of the party, I did so for Agriculture Commissioner nominee Naomi Esther Blemur and did likewise for Charlie Crist in 2022, even though I had in that race favored Nikki Fried in the primary.
I thusly do so again for Valimont, Valimont is a centrist and the effort on the sidewalk there was meant to try and turn off centrist voters to the Valimont campaign, and I think it is unfortunate that Republicans stoop to these levels rather than engage in real discussion of the issues.