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Oscar Bryant, at left, receives his voting card from election volunteer Alma, McCray, at right, and Joyce Tyson Tuesday. Residents of Northwest Moultrie went to the polls to elect a new city council representative, and the City of Berlin went to the polls to elect the mayor and two council positions.

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Should candidates for county positions have to run for a party's nomination?

No. Political parties are meaningless at this level.
Yes. It helps voters know where they stand on issues.
With all the problems the state's facing, this is a non-issue.
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