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With his political stock on the rise after signaling interest in a run for U.S. Senate, Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman is spotlighting the alleged voter fraud case in Forty Fort to raise money for his campaign. Fetterman is selling T-shirts that say “My dude in Forty Fort,” a reference to a Republican man from Forty Fort arrested in October on allegations he tried to obtain an absentee ballot for his deceased mother. The Democratic politician used that phrase in a Twitter message to his Republican counterpart in Texas, a loyalist to President Donald Trump who offered up to $1 ...

Sununu set to nominate MacDonald to serve as chief justice Gordon MacDonald AP Modified: 1/6/2021 3:51:29 PM Gov. Chris Sununu will nominate Attorney General Gordon MacDonald to serve as the chief justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, a year and a half after first nominating him, and after a year of keeping the position vacant when Democrats voted him down in 2019. “Gordon has served this state with distinction as attorney general for the last four years, and I am honored to nominate him to lead our state’s highest court,” Sununu said in a statement Wednesday afternoon. Sununu cit...

Each has plenty of fans. Rosemarie Rung, the only Merrimack Democrat who held onto her seat in November, is backing Murphy. Some House liberals, including Rep. Sherry Frost, D-Dover, have said they are with Thomas. This might not be an accurate assessment, but some view the primary as a stalking horse for the potential faceoff for state party chairman between longtime incumbent Raymond Buckley of Manchester and Emmett Soldati of Somersworth. Some see Murphy as the more establishment figure in the Buckley mold and Thomas as a more progressive alternative like Soldati. What’s more cert...

Samuel Stretton, to the Philadelphia Inquirer. “This case was evidence that one person committed voter fraud by casting an improper and illegal ballot.” “In his political frustration, he chose to do something stupid,” Stretton stated, in regards to his client. “And for that, he is very sorry.” It all started when rumors began to swirl on social media that someone had placed an illegal ballot. Then someone filed a complaint with the Delaware County Board of Elections, and a task force was able to find evidence to support the claims. “In the hundreds of calls we received and th...

A Delaware County man charged with registering dead relatives to vote in presidential election Updated Dec 21, 2020; Vinny Vella | The Philadelphia Inquirer Dec. 22—In the weeks leading up to the presidential election, Elizabeth Bartman and Elizabeth Weihman registered to vote as Republicans in Nether Providence Township, Delaware County officials said Monday. There was one problem: Both women had been dead for several years. The man behind those applications, Bruce Bartman, now faces two felony counts of perjury, as well as one count of unlawful voting for successfully casting an absentee...