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Statement – Goldstein Result Still In The Balance

Zoe Daniel MP < 1 mins read

The result in Goldstein is obviously close and it will be some days before the result is confirmed.

I again thank the voters of Goldstein for their support as well as the many volunteers who worked tirelessly on my campaign.


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