Stage is set for November: How Pennsylvanians voted — and what they thought — during Tuesday's primary
Related Articles
-
Pennsylvania brings protest votes to center stage
Beneath the surface of Pennsylvania’s mostly sleepy, boring, low-turnout primary Tuesday was a trend that has stalked Joe Biden and Donald Trump across the country over the past month: a substantial protest vote. This time, though, the candidate who drew more attention for the protest he faced was not the current president but the former one. Trump got about 36,000 more protest votes than Biden, even though Biden faced an organized protest campaign from left-wing critics of his policy on Israel...
-
Putin Sets Stage for Upheaval in Another Country
A new Moscow-backed political grouping in Moldova has Vladimir Putin's support to destabilize the former Soviet country as it seeks European Union membership, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has said.Ilan Shor, a U.S.-sanctioned fugitive oligarch, has announced the creation of the pro-Russian electoral bloc, which plans to run a candidate in Moldova's presidential elections on October 20.However, Dionis Cenusa, an expert on Moldovan politics, told Newsweek an overt Moscow operation in...
-
Jamestown BPU Retool Conference Set for June 11
This year’s Jamestown BPU Retool conference theme is “Connect. Collaborate. Create Clean Energy Opportunities.” The one-day conference will be held Tuesday, June 11 at the Chautauqua Harbor Hotel in Celoron. This year’s conference theme is focused specifically on opportunities for small and medium manufacturers to become part of the growing supply chain in the clean […]