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New York Electoral Reform Bill Divides Parties
Washington dispatch reports mixed views on a New York Legislature bill changing how Presidential Electors are chosen. Some fear it could shift momentum to Republicans and hurt Democrats elsewhere, while others defend state autonomy and potential gains for Thurman’s prospects if Ohio aligns.
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