As schools wrap up their academic year and parents pack supplies for summer camp, early voting will take place between June 15 and 23 for a number of local offices. They may not appear consequential, but lines on the ballot such as surrogate or civil court judge provide an opportunity for voters to
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Vote For Diana Rachnaev
A Community Advocate With A Track Record Of Service
Dear Neighbors, I am Diana Rachnaev, and I am proud to announce my candidacy for the State
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