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The presidential election may not be decided for weeks, and these delays, along with other officials results from the 2020 election, will likely impact roofing contractors.
In the latest Legal Insights video, Trent Cotney shares his thoughts on how contactors can deal with COVID-19, stressed supply lines and project delays as the Nov. 3 election draws closer.
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