The speed at which the federal government determined the source of the emails was lauded by experts Thursday but many were cautious about the quick assigning of their intent: to specifically hurt the President’s reelection chances.
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The emails can be traced to a server in Estonia, but the true origin remains unclear.
The sender of the email claims to have “gained access to the entire voting infrastructure”
Police are looking for witnesses or surveillance camera footage from the public and local businesses that might assist them.
The caller said “they were handing out flyers and one of the people that was with her was attacked while she was in her vehicle by 4 people.”
Moore: “I had nothing to do with it and know nothing about it.”
The two-time presidential hopeful announced his support for Edmond along with other candidates for Sheriff and State Attorney Offices in Florida.
The displays were paid for by Navy vet Don Smith and donations from a group of some 30 fellow veterans and concerned citizens.
Incumbent Republican Rep. Randy Fine has outraised Democratic challenger Phil Moore 10 to 1.
Sheriff’s personal review of records at $112.77 per hour is a ‘conflict of interest,” Edmond says. Ivey dismisses critique as ‘political ploy.’
Brian West, 72, was arrested on eight felony charges related to an alleged vote-buying scheme. His bond was set at $180,000.
Fine required hospitalization and suffered substantial lung damage after contracting the virus in July.
A vigil was held for US Army combat veteran Gregory Edwards who died in December 2018 in Sheriff’s Office custody. He would have turned 40 on Sep. 23.
A pro-Trump “human chain” slated to line Wickham Road on Sunday raised concern for Temple Beth Sholom’s outdoor Jewish New Years service.
“If you put the infection control practices and if you implement them very aggressively you can see a downturn that’s pretty significant.”
In Rochester, a spit hood killed Daniel Prude by asphyxiation. Some experts think it also killed Gregory Lloyd Edwards at the Brevard jail in 2018
“And if someone doesn’t want to vote for me as a result of that, I’m okay with that.”
The rule change was sparked by Medical Examiners in certain counties that were overwhelmed, facing backlogs of hundreds of coronavirus fatalities.
The most tangible results credited to the task force are a renewed emphasis on multi-agency information sharing. But what community based programs or outreach the BCSO is engaging with is unclear.
Jennifer Jenkins ousting incumbent Tina Descovich may be a strong indicator of the impact of mail-in voting and the pandemic on local politics.
