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Popular Democratic strategist implores Black voters ‘you make the difference’ | New Pittsburgh Courier

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Democratic strategist Karen Finney says that part of her mission is to ensure Black voters know they’re different in these all-important elections. The 2022 midterm elections are today, and both sides of the aisle have long acknowledged they are the most consequential in years. Each of the seats in Congress is up, and 35 U.S. … Continued

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