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<em>The Atlantic </em>Politics &amp; Policy Daily: Cleanup in District 9

North Carolina’s Board of Elections unanimously voted to redo the election in the state’s Ninth Congressional District.
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It’s Thursday, February 21.

North Carolina’s Board of Elections unanimously voted to redo the election in the state’s Ninth Congressional District. The Republican Mark Harris, whose campaign was accused of election fraud, defeated the Democrat Dan McCready by 905 votes in November, but the state board has twice declined to certify a winner.

Upwards of 20 percent of Americans seldom or never meet people of. The responses seem to suggest that many Americans in their families, friendships, and civic communities. The survey also found that white, black, and Hispanic people on American identity and values.

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