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Tag: Mike Pantelides

Off to the Races: Stewart in, Hyatt out in Distric...

By Len Lazarick | October 11, 2013 | Annapolitics Blog, News | 5 |

Off to the Races: Stewart in, Hyatt out in District 12; geezer ceiling at State House; Cohen vs. Pantelides in Naptown; vying for teacher support; and Kittleman of Columbia

Off to the Races: Stewart in, Hyatt out in District 12; geezer ceiling at State House; Cohen vs. Pantelides in Naptown; vying for teacher support; and Kittleman of Columbia

by Len Lazarick | October 11, 2013 | Annapolitics Blog, News | 5 |

On the campaign trail: announcements, debate, endorsement and picknicking.

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