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CJ throws out one election petition, sets timeline for other - Stabroek News

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One of the two petitions filed by the main opposition APNU+AFC challenging the results of the March 2nd 2020 polls has been dismissed because its presidential candidate David Granger was not served on time but the other one will proceed and timelines were yesterday set for it.

The article CJ throws out one election petition, sets timeline for other appeared first on Stabroek News.

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