Voting
On May 18th, Pennsylvania voters will find three questions on their primary ballot asking for amendments to the state constitution. The questions follow a joint resolution of the General Assembly, which developed the language. (There is a fourth, non-Constitutional question regarding municipal fire and medical services eligibility for loans.) The
Voting
Americans long have “complained” or “joked’ about the way we handle elections, from how Chicago Mayor Richard Daley emptied the graveyards to secure John F. Kennedy’s election in 1960, to Donald J. Trump's assertion that “millions” of illegals voted. There is no proof of either. But the
Voting
Over the past several days I’ve tried to learn everything about the new “sweeping” Georgia election law, called Jim Crow by some Democrats and an expansion of voting rights by some Republicans. As usual, the truth lies between. The best overview of the new law was in the Atlanta
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I am doing something many Trumpsters think is dangerous — I am voting by mail. In fact, I already have. I have mailed in my primary ballot. I have made a voting statement, not a political statement. President Donald J. Trump has said voting by mail was “corrupt” in an April