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Sen. Nass: State’s coronavirus count may be skewed by faulty data

State Sen. Steve Nass at a statehouse committee hearing in this picture from 2018.  Photo: Wisconsin Legislature By Benjamin Yount (The Center Square) – There are questions about the numbers in Wisconsin’s coronavirus count. The…

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