Various goats elected mayor in the USA
Multiple goats have held public office in the United States
Clay Henry of Lajitas, Texas
1986
Lincoln the Goat – honorary mayor of Fairhaven, Vermont
2019
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Wyoming Orders Cody Creamery to Stop Serving Raw Milk Lattes
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Michigan Raw Milk Bills HB 5217–5219 Advance Through House Committees
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Oklahoma SB2028 Advances Raw Milk Sales, Advertising, Labeling Requirements
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