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There hasn’t been a primary season like this one in Western Mass in years – that’s why we’ve been calling it Wild West Mass!

Who are you voting for? Make your voice heard. DEMOCRACY DEPENDS ON IT. Plus, one lucky respondent will win a $50 gift certificate to Blue Heron Restaurant! So there’s that.

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