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As election nears, Menlo Park Measure P campaigns spend big

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As election nears, Menlo Park Measure P campaigns spend big — Portola Valley Government news

Menlo Park City Council candidates’ spending is being dwarfed by proponents and opponents  of Measure P, which reported spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in the final stretch of the campaign. The post As election nears, Menlo Park Measure P campaigns spend big appeared first on The Almanac.

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