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DeSoto County moved more voters to inactive in the leadup to Election Day than any other

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– Dozens of people crowded into the old Trustmark Bank building in downtown on Wednesday afternoon to watch DeSoto County’s election officials pore over bins of ballots in a longtime Republican

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