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Opinion
This week's electoral debacle in Atlantic Beach proves that the tiny town's longstanding tradition of employing a "transient electorate" to decide elections is still alive and thriving, though its practice has changed hands.
Attacks on family members, anonymous mailers, allegations of kickbacks - the politics in the Myrtle Beach city elections were filthy enough the first time around that we hope the next two weeks will be an improvement.
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