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HARRISBURG — A Pennsylvania Republican-majority county government where two commissioners secretly allowed a third party to copy voting-machine data last year to help former President Donald Trump overturn his 2020 reelection defeat received contempt sanctions Wednesday from the state’s highest court. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled against Fulton County commissioners

Fulton County was ordered to reimburse the Department of State for its legal costs and fees spent seeking to protect the machines from outside examinations since December 2021. The justices also called for the Dominion Voting Systems Inc.-owned machines in question to be placed in the custody of a “neutral agent” at the county’s expense.

Fulton County was ordered to reimburse the Department of State for its legal costs and fees spent seeking to protect the machines from outside examinations since December 2021.

Pennsylvania's high court is holding a Republican-majority county in contempt over its commissioners allowing a third party to copy voting-machine data.

At their regular meeting, Tuesday, Dec. 13 Commissioners Stuart Ulsh, Randy Bunch and Paula Shives discussed the county 4-H allotment and made a promotion in the Domestic Relations office while attending to business matters. A Zoom meeting with Penn State Extension’s Client Relationship Manager Jeff Hackenberg, 4-H leaders Joshua Rice and Karen Hack, along with

Fulton County Commissioners Stuart Ulsh, (via telephone) Randy Bunch and Paula Shives approved a “Tower Ownership Agreement” to build a new broadband tower in the Fort Littleton area at their regular meeting Tuesday, Dec. 6. The agreement will allow Upward Broadband, the contractor for the project, to move forward with building new towers for the

Dominion has been the subject of right-wing conspiracy theories about the election supposedly being stolen from Trump.

A Pennsylvania judge is recommending the state's high court impose civil contempt penalties against the Republican-majority Fulton County government that let a

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - A Pennsylvania judge has recommended the states high court impose civil contempt penalties against a Republican-majority county...

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