One Name Will Not Be On The Ticket. Why Did Sugar Hill Mayoral Candidate Get Disqualified?
21 de sep. de 2021 ·
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www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com Join me and 500 entrepreneurs Monday-Thursday @8am for the largest morning mastermind on the planet. Click here join us https://bit.ly/3jLMvUJ. _____________________________________________ The city disqualified Nancy Wren on Sept. 13...
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www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com
Join me and 500 entrepreneurs Monday-Thursday @8am for the largest morning mastermind on the planet. Click here join us https://bit.ly/3jLMvUJ.
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The city disqualified Nancy Wren on Sept. 13 due to her voter registration and residency status, said Jane Whittington, city clerk and elections superintendent. Wren was registered to vote in Hall County and not Gwinnett County at the time of qualifying on Aug. 18, Whittington said. Wren then used the address of her business, Sugar Hill Bakery, to register on Sept. 1, Whittington said.
Anyone running for local office must reside in Sugar Hill for at least one year prior to qualifying.
SOURCE: www.AJC.com
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Join me and 500 entrepreneurs Monday-Thursday @8am for the largest morning mastermind on the planet. Click here join us https://bit.ly/3jLMvUJ.
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The city disqualified Nancy Wren on Sept. 13 due to her voter registration and residency status, said Jane Whittington, city clerk and elections superintendent. Wren was registered to vote in Hall County and not Gwinnett County at the time of qualifying on Aug. 18, Whittington said. Wren then used the address of her business, Sugar Hill Bakery, to register on Sept. 1, Whittington said.
Anyone running for local office must reside in Sugar Hill for at least one year prior to qualifying.
SOURCE: www.AJC.com
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