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Candidate Debate at Round Hill Highlights Differences on Abortion, Guns, Climate Change, Taxes

By: greenwichfreepress | October 12, 2022

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36th District State Senate Candidates Spar on Gun Safety, Abortion, Cost of Living, Taxes
Longtime LWV moderator Kay Maxwell and GHS senior Zarah Haque took turns asking the questions.
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