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Poll workers had time for 
books, talk, more voters

NASHUA – A PTO can’t sell its baked goods without customers. An election official doesn’t typically have time to read a book. But these were circumstances facing those who worked Tuesday at the city’s nine polling stations. Full Article at Nashua Telegraph

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