Name: Bruce Blakeman casts his ballot
Uploaded: 2026-11-03T14:13:36.050Z
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Description: Bruce Blakeman spoke outside the Atlantic Beach Village Office where he cast his vote, accompanied by his wife and Nassau family court judge Segal Blakeman.

<p>Bruce Blakeman spoke outside the Atlantic Beach Village Office where he cast his vote, accompanied by his wife and Nassau family court judge Segal Blakeman.</p>


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