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With the possibility that the runoff won't be cancelled, school board candidate John Tedesco is urging his supporters to turn out on Tuesday
In this campaign mailer that went out today, Tedesco tella voters "don't be tricked." He's urging voters to come out to make sure that the current school board doesn't have a chance to fill the seat.
The state Board of Elections could get to the issue Wednesday. But it's safer for Tedesco to tell his supporters not to be complacent.
