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Richard C. Bell, Esq. Talks VotingForBeginners.com On This Morning with Gordon Deal

Richard C. Bell, Esq. Talks VotingForBeginners.com On This Morning with Gordon Deal

by Richard C. Bell | Oct 18, 2021 | SCOTUS, Texas voting bill, The U.S. Supreme Court, voting, voting education, voting for beginners, voting news | 0 comments

Richard C. Bell, Esq. is talking VotingForBeginners.com & National Voter Registration Day 2021 on This Morning with Gordon Deal www.ThisMorningwithGordonDeal.com @ThisMorningShow @GordonDeal #NationalVoterRegistrationDay
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