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Dark n Stormy Knight

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2. Ha, that was going to be a question I posed here, but decided my OP was long enough already.

Reply to SharonClark (Reply #1)

Wed Nov 8, 2017, 08:19 PM

Nov 2017

I actually do know that it denotes someone who is running as both a Democrat and a Republican, though I think that's BS. Seems to me they ought to have to declare one or the other, if not Green, Independent, or whatever.

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Can anyone here help me puzzle out the organizational scheme of my county election results? [View all] Dark n Stormy Knight Nov 2017 OP

What is a Dem/Rep? SharonClark Nov 2017 #1

Ha, that was going to be a question I posed here, but decided my OP was long enough already. Dark n Stormy Knight Nov 2017 #2

Bump. Dark n Stormy Knight Nov 2017 #3