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Malcolm Graham’s Corridor Crusade: Transit, West End Roots, and 2025 Election Stakes

Jack Beckett3 months ago3 months ago04 mins

Malcolm Graham’s West End roots, corridor crusade, and “no Plan B” transit gamble reveal how one council veteran shapes Charlotte’s 2025 narrative—and your commute.

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