Local elections tend not to be a big deal, at least from an economic perspective. Turnout is typically low, and many voters are swayed by local issues. Nonetheless, given the fragile political situation and the possibility of a general election occurring before it is currently scheduled in 2022, Thursday’s vote has garnered more attention than usual. This Update addresses some key questions which clients may have.
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