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He said 'Don’t vote for me.' Then he won. – KnowGov

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He said 'Don’t vote for me.' Then he won.

A Canadian engineer whose tongue-in-cheek campaign urged voters not to take him too seriously has won.

Sources (1)· Oct 22, 11:52 PM

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NewsNation· Oct 22, 11:52 PMHe said 'Don’t vote for me.' Then he won.

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