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Santos Not Running for 1st District Seat After All

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George Santos is not running to represent the state’s 1st District this year.

George Santos is not running to represent the state’s 1st District this year.

Christopher Walsh on Apr 30, 2024
George Santos, who represented New York’s 3rd Congressional District until his expulsion from the House of Representatives less than one year after his swearing-in, is not running to represent the... more

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