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Call to New York, VOTE!: Ny Whitaker Invites New Yorkers to Help Get Out the Vote for Kamala Harris

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Oct 12, 2024

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… Sundays, we call for Pennsylvania.
Are Pennsylvania and New York the only states the … on Florida, Georgia, Wisconsin, Arizona, Nevada and. North Carolina. For me, I deeply care about North Carolina. … simple.
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