Elections

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee will now provide the Bucks County Democrat’s campaign with organizational and fundraising support.
When poll after poll shows majorities of Americans support universal health care, taxing corporations, and addressing climate change, it reveals how just out of touch “centrists” are.
Audits, cyber reviews, training, machine testing, paper records, ballot handling and data safeguards show local voting protections in action.
“The consequences are likely to be far-reaching and grave,” Justice Kagan wrote in a dissent.
"Why hasn’t BCDC promoted weekly public forums with Bob and Lucia all over Bucks County since they became official candidates back in March?" asks Steve Cickay.
Potter County Commissioner Robert Rossman, who has said in the past that the 2020 election was a “fraud” and “statistically impossible,” is challenging the Department of State's interpretation of voter registration laws.
This grassroots, anti-establishment congressional candidate believes a bold, progressive campaign offers the party the best chance to finally defeat Republican incumbent Brian Fitzpatrick. Will primary voters?
“Right now, Democrats, the thing they want the most is a winner, and a very close second is a fighter,” said Paul Begala, a Democratic campaign strategist.
“In November, when I jumped into this race, the odds were stacked against us. But you know — we did the impossible, and we won,” said Mejia.
State law already prohibits poll workers from betting on elections, but prediction markets argue they are not betting operations.
“We should eliminate any super PAC in a Democratic primary. And I think every presidential candidate in 2028 should pledge that they will not have any super PAC spending in a Democratic primary,” said Rep. Ro Khanna.
In many states, civic groups have long provided applications to would-be voters that they can quickly fill out.
“President Trump has tried again and again to rewrite election rules for his own perceived partisan advantage,” their lawsuit states.
“It’s really about, who do you trust? Establishment or not establishment. And frankly, the establishment hasn’t given us a lot to trust these past few years,” said Nan Whaley, a Democratic strategist.
Advocacy group All Voting Is Local says yes, while Parsons categorically rejects the charge stating he has always followed the law.

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