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Hi Jane,
Just wanted to share with you how grateful Sue and I were to have been able to work alongside Carol Raphael and Shirl Waclawski at the Township Polling Place (Precinct #1) on Election Day. Their hard work and organizational skills contributed to a smooth process which benefited all of the voters by improving efficiency and minimizing delays.
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We are indeed fortunate that they, along with Jo Westphal and Deb Hamilton, were able to step in and conduct an efficient election after the un-timely resignation of the previous Clerk.
Hats off to all of you from grateful Township residents!
Jon and Sue Kinne
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The “Real Hero’s” were the dedicated workers that jumped in to whatever position assigned. They worked quickly and efficiently for so many hours to help 1,076 voters from Peninsula Township’s Precinct #1 with their voting experience. Our sincere appreciation for all the help and talent