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Daryl N
- My wife April and I live in Alexandria, VA. We relocated to northern Virginia so I could attend the Graduate School of Political Management at The George Washington University. As a Green Party organizer, my goal is to bring professional, effective political strategy and tactics to local and state Green Party organizations, along with providing support to Green Party candidates running for elected office.
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