The Commercial Dispatch, 4/11/7
State Auditor Phil Bryant knows how to warm up an audience. Before delivering a speech Tuesday to a meeting of the Lowndes County Republican Women, the Republican lieutenant governor hopeful promised to send the organization $500.
Although he made no cash offers, former Columbus Mayor Jeffrey Rupp also addressed the gathering. Rupp, a Republican candidate for secretary of state, told the LCRW that he would take a hardline approach to preventing voter fraud.
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