Money matters: Inside the high-stakes BMC elections
The candidate immediately contacted a vendor and arranged the supply. Such requests, he said, have become routine. Ignoring them carries the risk of voter crossovers. “Especially now, after parties have split and alliances are opportunistic, residents want to bargain for what works best for them,” he admitted
The candidate immediately contacted a vendor and arranged the supply. Such requests, he said, have become routine. Ignoring them carries the risk of voter crossovers. “Especially now, after parties have split and alliances are opportunistic, residents want to bargain for what works best for them,” he admitted
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