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Virginia’s ranked choice voting law is a step in the right direction

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By Adam King Verified
| Fairfax County Times Verified
Virginia recently passed a Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) law that took effect on July 1. This is a great opportunity for Fairfax County constituents. Jurisdictions now have the option to use RCV to elect supervisors, city and town council members. But to make this a reality, those leaders must approve the use of RCV for their elections by a majority vote. If you support RCV, contact your Fairfax County leaders and advocate for its adoption.
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A mile and a quarter, a lifetime in the making: Ohio-born jockey set for Kentucky Derby dream debut

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By Adam King Verified
| WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Edwin Maldonado was 5 years old the first time a teacher asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up. He was a little embarrassed by the answer, he admits now, though he can't quite explain why. "I said, I want to be a jockey," he recalls, laughing softly. "I always wanted to be a jockey." Years later, Maldonado is standing at the threshold of the Kentucky Derby — his first — and his dream is set to play out in front of 100,000 people and millions more watching at home.
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Oklahoma awarded $223M for rural healthcare; experts warn money alone won’t fix the system Original

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By Adam King Verified
| KOKH-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
Earlier this year, Oklahoma was awarded $223 million through the federal Rural Health Transformation Grant. Now, lawmakers at the state Capitol are working to decide how to spend the money—but some healthcare leaders warn that without deeper reforms, the funding could ultimately fall short. Matt Seefeld, CEO of MedEvolve, said the people who will be hurt the most are the people living in rural Oklahoma. “If they go out of business, where does that patient go?” Seefeld asked.
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