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Philadelphia City Council also-ran runs for U.S. Senate seat in western state - The New York Beacon

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A Philadelphia City Council also-ran is on the ballot again — this time in Wyoming. Devon Cade is running for U.S. Senate in the Equality State’s Republican primary on Aug. 18. Cadelisted his address as Pine Street in Philadelphiaon Wyoming’s primary candidate roster; it []

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