Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf appointed Leigh Chapman to serve as acting secretary of the Commonwealth, replacing Veronica Degraffenreid who accepted a different position in the Wolf administration. In her position, Chapman will serve as the state’s top elections official. “As we move into a new year and new election cycle, I have full confidence that … Continued
Donald Trump has the Republican nomination for president if he wants it: Lindsey Graham . . . Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said former President Trump would likely have the Republican nomination for the 2024 elections if he wants to run. “Unless there’s something coming out of left field I don’t see coming, it’s his nomination … Continued
If there is one conservative Republican Democrats hate more than Trump, it might be Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia. Democrats and the media have repeatedly tried to cancel Greene or even oust her from Congress. They have tried to paint her as a toxic figure, but it hasn’t worked. She is on track to … Continued
A leading outside group that’s dedicated to electing conservative women is endorsing the female Republican primary challenger to longtime GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska. Maggie’s List on Wednesday backed former Alaska commissioner of administration Kelly Tshibaka. The move was one of three endorsements made by the influential federal political action committee that was shared first with Fox News. .. (Excerpts … Continued
Democratic nominee Jackie Glass will run against Republican Giovanni Dolmo to fill the 89th House District after Delegate Jay Jones (D-Norfolk) suddenly announced he would vacate the seat. The special election is scheduled for January 11. “Giovanni is a young, fresh-faced activist who is also an immigrant and a Navy veteran. With his well-rounded background and different … Continued
California’s citizen redistricting commission finalized a new congressional map late Monday that puts every Democratic incumbent in a seat that President Joe Biden won by at least 10 points. The independent commission’s maps also put most of California’s Republican incumbents in more competitive districts. And while Democratic Reps. Alan Lowenthal and Lucille Roybal-Allard’s districts were merged to … Continued
Former President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he plans to hold a news conference at Mar-a-Lago on January 6, 2022, the one year anniversary of the Capitol Hill riot. In a statement, Trump said the real insurrection took place on November 3rd, not January 6, which was a “completely unarmed protest.” The former president questioned why … Continued
A new study from Equis Research, a firm dedicated to better understanding the American Latino electorate, found over 40% of Latinos think Democrats are embracing socialist policies. The study findings that indicate challenges for Democrats in upcoming elections considering Latinos, who accounts for roughly 1 in 8 eligible U.S. voters, are a significant part of the … Continued
If the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade next year, it will drop the issue of abortion squarely into Alaska’s election for governor. So far, five candidates have entered the race, and more could sign up before the June 1 deadline. While access to abortion is protected by the Alaska Supreme Court’s interpretation of … Continued
Election officials in Florida are looking into voter fraud from voters — or snowbirds — who live part of the year in the sunshine state and voted in the 2020 election. So far three residents of the Villages retirement community have been charged with voting more than once in last year’s presidential election. “Jay Ketcik, … Continued
A crowd of more than 100 people rallied outside the office of Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich in Phoenix on Dec. 17 to demand the prosecution of any criminal activity associated with the 2020 election in Maricopa County. A contingent of police offers kept people off the front steps of the Attorney General’s office building except for event organizers … Continued
How many dead people should remain on Michigan voter rolls? The answer may be determined by a federal judge. The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) on Nov. 3 sued Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, a Democrat, for allegedly failing to remove from the state’s voter rolls the names of 26,000 registered voters who have either died or moved away. … Continued
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