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precinct 1. an area in a town, often closed to traffic, that is designed or reserved for a particular purpose 2. US a. a district of a city for administrative or police purposes b. the police responsible for such a district 3. US a polling or electoral district How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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As a result of a new state law dictating a voting precinct size, the county registrar-recorder had to add 420 new polling places. King's birthday); the 40th Anniversary Circle of Light and Truth Demonstration during the President's State of the Union (Jan 20, 2004); Mobilization Conclaves and Presentations at Democratic and Republican Conventions (June & July 2004); and a 40th Anniversary March on Ballot Boxes in Every Voting Precinct in America (Tuesday, Nov. Ziv Kozaski, 43, of Woodland Hills was among the few to stop by his voting precinct Tuesday night. |
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