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Gail Gitcho, Herschel Walker’s campaign strategist, regarding the campaign’s decision to distribute 1,000 imitation police badges at an upcoming fundraiser after his opponent Georgia Sen. Raphael Warnock accused Walker of pretending to be an officer after pulling out a fake police badge at a debate last week. Walker will use the moment to reinforce his support of law enforcement. (NPR — Oct. 19, 2022)
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Amazon Labor Union President Chris Smalls, regarding an Amazon Albany, N.Y., warehouse’s vote to not unionize its workers. More than 900 employees were eligible to vote and 406 votes were cast against forming a union. However, Smalls has accused Amazon of intimidating workers and otherwise influencing the election outcome. (NPR — Oct. 18, 2022)
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Amazon Labor Union President Chris Smalls, regarding an Amazon Albany, N.Y., warehouse’s vote to not unionize its workers. More than 900 employees were eligible to vote and 406 votes were cast against forming a union. However, Smalls has accused Amazon of intimidating workers and otherwise influencing the election outcome. (NPR — Oct. 18, 2022)
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California Assemblymember Lori Wilson, regarding a new law signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom that allows all state drivers to use digital license plates, which allow motorists to renew their registration automatically and slightly modify the plate’s appearance. Digital license plates are also legal in Arizona and Michigan and, for commercial fleet vehicles, Texas; 10 other states are considering adopting the technology. (NPR — Oct. 15, 2022)
