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The attorney behind the lawsuit filed by the two Republicans on the Waynesboro Electoral Board who don’t want to certify the Nov. 5 election had a lawsuit ready to file, and just needed electoral-board members willing to put their names to the suit.
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Voters in Waynesboro, way back in 2007, voted in a referendum to have the city government build a new fire station in the West End.
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I got an email this morning from a Brittany Yanick, a PR flack from K2 and Co., a St. Paul, Minn.,-based public-relations firm, regarding our story from last week on the Justice Department lawsuit on Glenn Youngkin’s voter purge.
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We keep getting headlines from media outlets about polls supposedly showing Black voters peeling off a bit from Kamala Harris.
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Republicans in Richmond are staying away from talking publicly about the lawsuit filed by two Waynesboro Republicans aimed at blocking the certification of votes cast in the Nov. 5 election.
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Donald Trump hasn’t even lost yet, but the two Republican appointees to the Waynesboro Electoral Board are already trying to throw him a legal bone.
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Millions of MAGAs don’t like facts. They want to have a right to their opinion, which they feel is more valuable than facts.
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The U.S. Justice Department is suing the Youngkin administration over its removal of voters from the election rolls in advance of the Nov. 5 election.
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library’s “Lunch and Learn” series will present Meg Heubeck with “Taking the “Dis” Out of Civil Discourse: Rebuilding Democracy” on Wednesday, Oct. 16, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
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Two rights groups have filed suit to challenge Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s ongoing efforts to remove voters from the rolls.
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