Fred Hiltner exits a voting booth in the Assembly Chambers after taking advantage of early voting on Friday. Monday is the last day of early voting at both the Assembly Chambers and the Mendenhall Mall. Election day is Tuesday.

Fred Hiltner exits a voting booth in the Assembly Chambers after taking advantage of early voting on Friday. Monday is the last day of early voting at both the Assembly Chambers and the Mendenhall Mall. Election day is Tuesday.

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Fred Hiltner exits a voting booth in the Assembly chambers after taking advantage of early voting on Friday. Monday is the last day of early voting at both the Assembly chambers and the Mendenhall Mall. Election day is Tuesday.

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