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Making their moves. state judge there has ordered fulton county, that includes atlanta, to let a group of local voters inspect the 2020 mail-in ballots. washington post puts it this way. the decision marks the latest instance of a local government being forced to undergo a third party inspection of its election practices amid baseless accusations promoted by president donald trump, that fraud flipped the 2020 contests for president biden. a reminder, all of georgia's ballots have already been counted. there have been three separate recounts. joe biden won all three. and no widespread fraud was...

Funds, then she'll get from the federal government $1200? it's a 6 to 1 ratio, right? >> yeah. your tax dollars will be going to fund the campaigns of the politicians with whom you vehemently disagree. we have raised plenty of money, politicians don't need your tax dollars to fund and spread their message. brian: i just think this is unconstitutional. states have rights to run elections, in some cases agonizingly so, the way they want. >> yeah, brian, that's right. the founding fathers put the responsibility for the elections primarily with the states. now, congress has some power, but it does...

Maine Ethics Commission to meet on Senate District 14 campaign complaint The complaint alleges that electronic signs used by William Guerrette lacked a disclosure statement of who paid for them. That disclosure was added to the signs at the request of the commission. Share A lighted sign on Maine Avenue in Farmingdale, seen Wednesday, encourages passing motorists to vote for Will Guerrette in the Senate District 14 special election next Tuesday. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal William Guerrette On Wednesday, the commission received a complaint from Ted and Diane Potter of Gardiner who allege ...

Portsmouth Herald AUGUSTA—Fourth-term State Representative Matt Harrington of Sanford has been appointed to join the 13-member Committee on Veterans & Legal Affairs. Reached for comment this week, Representative Harrington was enthusiastic to bring his perspective to this high-profile legislative panel charged with reviewing proposals through public hearings and work sessions. “I’m looking forward to joining this committee at an important time to make sure the needs of veterans are being met. No matter which branch they serve in or what war they fought in, the Maine State Legislature sh...