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LePage Residency Questions

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LePage Residency Questions

Matt Dunlap raises questions about Paul LePage’s Maine residency and time spent in Florida as the two compete for Maine’s Second Congressional District seat. The discussion examines LePage’s voting history, his ties to Maine, and whether the residency controversy will matter to voters in a closely watched congressional race.

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