By Andrew D. Bradt and D. Theodore Rave
When voting for president on Tuesday, you probably already know everything you need to make a choice. But what about all of the down-ballot local races contested by people you've never heard of? Chances are, you'll decide based on the contenders' party affiliation, which you can assume will be a rough proxy for what they stand for. Whether there's an "R" or a "D" next to the candidate's name will tell you ...
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