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Candidates Face Tough Questions
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Matt Gagnon praises Bobby Charles for taking questions from voters who may disagree with him during an open public forum. Matt also questions Hannah Pingree’s willingness to participate in a similar event and explains why voters should look beyond polling numbers when evaluating candidates.

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