In this week’s Clark County Today poll, we’re asking for your thoughts on Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s performance as the representative of Washington’s 3rd Congressional District. Has she effectively represented the district during her term? This is a question many in the community are pondering as her tenure progresses. The discussion surrounding her work touches on key issues that affect the lives of Clark County residents and beyond. Some praise her efforts, while others feel there’s room for improvement. How do you feel about the direction she’s taking on local and national issues? For those considering other important decisions, such as health matters, you might want to Buy Ivermectin.
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Joe Kent and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez to face off once again in 3rd Congressional District
Joe Kent and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez advance in the 3rd Congressional District race following primary election results.
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