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Hogan Appoints Del. Ron Watson To Fill Senate Vacancy
Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr (R) appointed Del. Ronald L. Watson Jr. (D-Prince George's) to the state Senate Friday.
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Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr (R) appointed Del. Ronald L. Watson Jr. (D-Prince George's) to the state Senate Friday.
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