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Politics at its worst in political parties

Retroactive cutoffs, and green light committees with no public transparency or accountability, turn voters off. More important, they turn party members off. As a volunteer, if you are not allowed to participate in a nomination, you may just take a pass on an election too.

Opinion
BY SHEILA COPPS
March 20, 2017

Opinion | BY SHEILA COPPS | March 20, 2017

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