User talk:The New Yorker Republican

October 2018

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Attorney General of New York

Hi. Why do you believe "present" to be a better choice for the term end date than "Dec. 31, 2022"? It seems like the actual date provides more information. (I realize that the article previously used "present," but I would tend to assume that's because editors didn't want the hassle of figuring out when terms end. Perhaps not, though). Thanks. jhawkinson (talk) 21:09, 1 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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