Capitol Lens | State of decal – Roll Call

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Capitol Lens | State of decal

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By Tom Williams

Posted February 5, 2024 at 3:56pm

Political bumper stickers for former Rep. Tom Suozzi, including one for the New York Democrat’s unsuccessful 2022 run for governor, are seen on a car in Port Washington, N.Y., on Saturday, outside of a rally for Suozzi’s current campaign to replace expelled former Rep. George Santos in next week’s 3rd District special election.

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