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April 18, 2012 News » North Carolina

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Early voting begins Thursday and with it comes an increase in Amendment 1-centric rallies, parades, parties and discussions. The fight continues until Election Day, May 8. Thursday, April 19: Those opposed to Amendment 1 gather for a party at the polls, dubbed…

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