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Lynchburg Republicans pick sides in factional dispute; now city council will see changes no matter who wins in November
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Lynchburg Republicans pick sides in factional dispute; now city council will see changes no matter who wins in November
Lynchburg Republicans have spoken. They did not do so as clearly as they could have, because they delivered mixed results in Saturday’s party-run nominating process, picking two members of one slate and one from another when they could have delivered a clean sweep for one side or the other. However, by nominating incumbent Marty Misjuns and picking Misjuns-aligned newcomer (at least to council politics) Veronica Bratton over incumbent Stephanie …
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