Decision Florida: Is Your Vote Safe?

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Oct 21, 201649:29Government & Organizations

This week in Decision Florida, hosts Melissa Ross from WJCT and Tom Hudson from WLRN talk about voter access in light of the Donald Trump campaign's claims of a rigged election, how the November results will impact educa...

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