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BREAKING:Nomination Day for Local Government Elections Postponed

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Nomination Day for Local Government Elections which is scheduled for Monday, December 12, 2022 has been postponed. The decision was made by the Guyana Elections Commission today. What this also means is the elections which are scheduled for March 13, 2023 may not likely be held on that day.

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