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(480) 672-1482 is a Political Research Robocall

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  • Transcript Please hold while we. Hello, could I please speak with Evelyn Fox? Hello, my name is Terry, and I'm calling on behalf of TCSG. That's the national. Hello? Oh, we're a national public opinion firm, and we are calling today with some brief questions about topics in the community. Now for quality assurance, this call may be. Now, sir, how likely are you to vote in the upcoming November general election? Okay, would you say extremely likely, somewhat likely? 50 50? Not very or not likely at all? Thank you. Have a good. Have a good evening.
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