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(702) 268-9352 is a Political Robocall

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  • Transcript I'm calling from Matthew surveys I have just a few questions for you today this will take less than a few minutes of your time. In November there will be a general election to choose the next president of the United States and other offices Well you definitely vote probably vote is there a 5050 chance you will vote will you probably not vote will you definitely not vote or have you already voted in November's presidential election press one if you will definitely vote Press 2 if you will probably vote press 3 if there's a 5050 chance you will press 4 if you will probably not the press 5 if you will definitely not vote press 6 if you have already voted.
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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 1 year ago

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