State election results show Republican tide
The Vance Report: The state's voting lines up closely with national polling that shows large support for Republican candidates.
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Take away traffic lanes and you can take away businesses like GM Nameplate. As they go, there go the small neighborhood businesses feeding off their stable employment.
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