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vote

noun as in decision or right to decide representation

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There is a second debate in English on Thursday, before Canadians vote on 28 April.

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Members must vote to adopt the updated ordinance before the new fines can go into effect.

“It was her action that created the vacancy and the city council had no obligation to vote on anything necessarily because it’s an automatic trigger,” he said.

As part of the vote, held at a meeting in San Jose, the council called for allowing some limited recreational salmon fishing for the first time since 2022.

If California ultimately prevails, requiring Congress to take a vote in Washington to enact Trump’s tariffs could place Republican lawmakers in a vulnerable political position in the midterm elections.

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