It's too early to call anything. Makhija Appears to be winning Lower Merion and Narberth Narberth Winder Koch Makhiha Marlier Bamford 183 63 208 40 49 Lower Merion Winder Koch Makhiha Marlier Bamford 2,702 843 3,397 753 807 Montgomery County Winder Koch Makhiha Marlier Bamford 26,404 14,719 16,042 6,572 11,022 … [Read more...] about Mail Ballots In – Winder Is Well Ahead, Makhija 2nd, Koch Not Far Behind in 3rd Place
Government/Politics
Some People Are (Intentionally?) Missing The Point
“A group of women who proudly represent Montgomery County as elected officials at the local, county and state levels of government” (as they describe themselves) signed on to a letter to the Inquirer that accused the newspaper of “showing a double standard when it published a piece labeling two women who are running to be county commissioners — Jamila Winder and Kimberly Koch — … [Read more...] about Some People Are (Intentionally?) Missing The Point
Was The Inquirer’s Rejection Of Winder/Koch Detrimental To The Democratic Party?
Opinion Was The Inquirer’s Rejection Of Winder/Koch Detrimental To The Democratic Party? Click above to read on Facebook The truth or lack thereof of this Democratic Committee Person's claim that the Inquirer’s unwillingness to endorse her preferred candidates for Montgomery County Commissioner (Jamila Winder and Kimberly Koch) is “to the Democratic Party’s detriment” would … [Read more...] about Was The Inquirer’s Rejection Of Winder/Koch Detrimental To The Democratic Party?
The Inky Drops Another Bombshell On Montco Dems
Describing the leadership of the Montgomery County Democratic Party as a "political machine," the Inquirer reported on Monday (May 1) that county commissioner candidates Jamilia Winder and Kimberly Koch have a symbiotic relationship with Michael Clarke, a partner in the law firm of Rudolph Clarke.Winder is the only candidate the Montgomery County Democratic Committee (MCDC) … [Read more...] about The Inky Drops Another Bombshell On Montco Dems
In Mastriano’s Own Franklin County, He Ranks 23rd Out 24 Among GOP Candidates (Since 2014).
Trying to make lemonade out of lemons, Doug Mastriano likes to call attention to the 2,238,447 votes he got in November's gubernatorial race (compared to Josh Shapiro's 3,031,137). He often says that his vote total was more than the past 15 Republican gubernatorial candidates. Which is true. Since Mastriano wants to compare himself to other Republicans, perhaps we see … [Read more...] about In Mastriano’s Own Franklin County, He Ranks 23rd Out 24 Among GOP Candidates (Since 2014).