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All political parties have discrepancies, flawed documents presented to CVB

August 15, 2016

All political parties have discrepancies, flawed documents presented to CVB
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PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten – Chairman of the Central Voting Bureau Attorney Jason Rogers stated that all political parties have been informed about the postulation and the supporting of the list procedure.

All of the political parties contesting the elections postulated their list with discrepancies confirmed the Chairman on Monday afternoon.

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Chairman Rogers also noted that all of the political parties were afforded enough time to get the procedure right.

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All political parties has discrepancies, flawed documents presented to CVB

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