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By Donna Edwards, Zach Wamp
| Bluefield Daily Telegraph Verified
By Donna Edwards and Zach Wamp The Fulcrum At the heart of American democracy is a shared principle that has guided our nation for nearly 250 years: The people decide. Elections don’t just happen in a vacuum every two or four years. They are a collective effort requiring all of us to participate and be engaged citizens — as voters, poll workers and election officials alike.
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Commentary: 7 crucial things to remember as we look back at the election

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By Donna Edwards, Zach Wamp
| Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Verified
At the heart of American democracy is a shared principle that has guided our nation for nearly 250 years: The people decide. Elections don’t just happen in a vacuum every two or four years. They are a collective effort requiring all of us to participate and be engaged citizens — as voters, poll workers and election officials alike. Our elections empower every eligible voter to have a say in who will govern our republic and the policies that will shape our future.
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Commentary: 7 crucial things to remember as we look back at the election

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By Donna Edwards, Zach Wamp
| Yakima Herald-Republic Verified
At the heart of American democracy is a shared principle that has guided our nation for nearly 250 years: The people decide. Elections don’t just happen in a vacuum every two or four years. They are a collective effort requiring all of us to participate and be engaged citizens — as voters, poll workers and election officials alike. Our elections empower every eligible voter to have a say in who will govern our republic and the policies that will shape our future.
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