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Winter weather enters election season with ‘Vote Super El Niño!’ campaign

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Yard signs from different candidates and campaigns are scattered across town as election season picks up, sometimes leading to disagreements between neighbors. Yet Ski Utah hopes its candidate is one everyone can get behind.

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