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BREAKING NEWS: Central Voting Bureau members resigned. | SMN News

October 1, 2019

BREAKING NEWS: Central Voting Bureau members resigned. | SMN News
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 PHILIPSBURG:--- Members of the Central Voting Bureau chaired by attorney at law Jason Rogers have made their positions available to the Prime Minister of St. Maarten Leona Romeo Marlin, which was copied to the Governor Eugene Holiday, and the nomination committee.
The letter addressed to the Prime Minister was delivered on Tuesday after members of the bureau met on Monday evening.
Those members are Jason Rogers, Tamara Richardson, Anastacio Baker, Cindy Marcia, and Nerissa de la Rosa.
Rogers told SMN News in an invited comment that the voting bureau had dispatched a letter to the Prime Minister on September


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/breaking-news-central-voting-bureau-members-resigned-smn-news/

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