NICOLAS STERGIOU Producer, Social Media Manager, Labor Organizer, and Unofficial “Astoria Street Spectator.” nicolas.stergiou@gmail.com By the time you read this, the election will be over. Somebody won. Somebody lost. Somebody is probably already talking about running on a third- party ticket. And somewhere on social media, a person who hasn’t voted in three election cycles.
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NICOLAS STERGIOU Producer, Social Media Manager, Labor Organizer, and Unofficial “Astoria Street Spectator.” nicolas.stergiou@gmail.com By the time you read this, the election will be over. Somebody won. Somebody lost. Somebody is probably already talking about running on a third- party ticket. And somewhere on social media, a person who hasn’t voted in three election cycles.
What should readers check next?
Readers should compare the media report with official records, agency pages, public statements, court records, or follow-up reporting when available.
Does this prove wrongdoing?
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