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Mark: Poll card sent to man dead since 2003

Summary by Trinidad Express Newspapers
Former Opposition senator Wade Mark is questioning why the Elections and Boundaries Commission (EBC) is issuing polling cards to deceased individuals.Mark raised the issue at a news conference at the Opposition Leader’s Port of Spain office yesterday, following a meeting…
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Mark: Poll card sent to man dead since 2003

Former Opposition senator Wade Mark is questioning why the Elections and Boundaries Commission (EBC) is issuing polling cards to deceased individuals.Mark raised the issue at a news conference at the Opposition Leader’s Port of Spain office yesterday, following a meeting…

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