OAJ Votes and the Importance of the 2020 Election

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OAJ Votes and the Importance of the 2020 Election

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In this episode of Civilly Speaking, host Sean Harris speaks to Rick Topper, an attorney, longtime poll worker, and election rights advocate, about the importance of being involved in this year’s election.

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Sep 10, 2020

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