After TX-06, Joe Szymanski examines the failure of Trump’s endorsement and how OH-15 might play a major role in its future.
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Joe Szymanski
Joe is a college student studying Public Administration at George Mason University while also minoring in Journalism. Joe is the Head of the Interviews Team at Elections Daily, while also Deputy Director of the Elections Team. If you would like your candidate to be interviewed by Joe, you can DM him at his Twitter account @JosephSzymanski or email him @[email protected]
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