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Susan Rice on getting Americans in Canada to vote

3 years ago

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Susan Rice on getting Americans in Canada to vote

3 years ago
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Duration 8:06

More than 600,000 eligible U.S. voters live in Canada and Susan Rice, a national security adviser to former president Barack Obama, says those votes could be key in the outcome of November’s election.

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