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Wheeler was paid about $60,000 a year as board chairman. “Unfortunately when you make a decision to leave a job, you need to leave it 100% or you need to work it 100% until your time’s up.

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We're not asserting or accusing anyone of doing something wrong,” Waynesboro electoral board member Curtis Lilly said.