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#NativeVote18 Candidate cards
Founder & Editor in Chief
This story was filed on January 26, 2018
Question. Trahant Reports is producing cards highlighting #NativeVote18 candidates, every one on my list. Two years ago I did this and posted one a day on social media. I am wondering … if they were printed and sold, are folks interested in a complete pack? Or just on social media? Drop me a line.
So far … #NativeVote18 list includes fifty-plus running for state legislatures and 15 for Congress & statewide offices.
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