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This Is Serious 🚨 BRICS Nations Have Officially Set A Date To Ditch The US Dollar. They’re Launching Their New Currency & Encouraging Other Nations To Leave The US Dollar System
“Breaking news that we just learned about this weekend from Russia and China. We now know, without a shadow of a doubt, that the BRICS nations are officially ending their ties to the United States dollar as a reserve currency.
According to multiple sources close to the BRICS planners, it will officially happen in October at their summit meeting, where they will make that declaration. But according to sources close to BRICS, they will also announce their new currency at the time.
And according to the news this weekend, Bricks will quote, sway other countries to ditch the US dollar by uplifting local currencies for trade as well as developing a new currency system that would rival the US dollar.”
“Breaking news that we just learned about this weekend from Russia and China. We now know, without a shadow of a doubt, that the BRICS nations are officially ending their ties to the United States dollar as a reserve currency.
According to multiple sources close to the BRICS planners, it will officially happen in October at their summit meeting, where they will make that declaration. But according to sources close to BRICS, they will also announce their new currency at the time.
And according to the news this weekend, Bricks will quote, sway other countries to ditch the US dollar by uplifting local currencies for trade as well as developing a new currency system that would rival the US dollar.”
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Republican Committee response to May 7th event at the polls By Perry County Republican Central Committee
A substantial discussion has occurred concerning an incident at the May 7th Tell City Depot polling location. In a Primary Election, Indiana Code 3-10-1-9 through 10.5. allows the challenge of an individual who asked for a ballot of a party which they believe is not the party this individual normally supports.
The law was enacted in an attempt to lessen the opposing party members from purposely voting in a primary to impact the results, along with providing some integrity into the process of selecting party candidates for the General Election.
A Republican representative may only challenge those who ask for a Republican Ballot, likewise only Democrats may challenge those who ask for Democrat Ballot. This process was validated with the Indiana Election Commission and they confirmed a voter can be challenged when they ask for a specific party ballot and form PRE-6 was created by the State of Indiana for this purpose.
The purpose of a primary election is to allow individuals within each party to determine the candidate the majority of party members would prefer to represent the party in the general election.
In a general election all voters are allowed to select their candidate of choice. If you wish to review the PRE-6 Indiana State Form, please visit the Indiana Secretary of State Office https://www.in.gov/sos/elections/election-administrators-portal/election-forms/ .
The Indiana Secretary of State has a power point training presentation at https://www.in.gov/sos/elections/voter-information/poll-worker-training-materials/,
Republican Committee response to May 7th event at the polls By Perry County Republican Central Committee
A substantial discussion has occurred concerning an incident at the May 7th Tell City Depot polling location. In a Primary Election, Indiana Code 3-10-1-9 through 10.5. allows the challenge of an individual who asked for a ballot of a party which they believe is not the party this individual normally supports.
The law was enacted in an attempt to lessen the opposing party members from purposely voting in a primary to impact the results, along with providing some integrity into the process of selecting party candidates for the General Election.
A Republican representative may only challenge those who ask for a Republican Ballot, likewise only Democrats may challenge those who ask for Democrat Ballot. This process was validated with the Indiana Election Commission and they confirmed a voter can be challenged when they ask for a specific party ballot and form PRE-6 was created by the State of Indiana for this purpose.
The purpose of a primary election is to allow individuals within each party to determine the candidate the majority of party members would prefer to represent the party in the general election.
In a general election all voters are allowed to select their candidate of choice. If you wish to review the PRE-6 Indiana State Form, please visit the Indiana Secretary of State Office https://www.in.gov/sos/elections/election-administrators-portal/election-forms/ .
The Indiana Secretary of State has a power point training presentation at https://www.in.gov/sos/elections/voter-information/poll-worker-training-materials/,
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Small Wisconsin Town Under Review by Feds After Eliminating Electronic Voting Machines and Opting for Paper Ballots
A small town in Wisconsin is currently under Federal review after making a decision to eliminate electronic voting machines and replace them with paper ballots.
In June 2023, board members of the town of Thornapple in Rusk County, Wisconsin, decided to stop using electronic voting machines for elections and instead rely entirely on hand-counting ballots.
The decision by board members has since caught the attention of the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division, which is now investigating the move.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that Suzanne Pinnow, who serves as Thornapple’s chief election official, received a letter from the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division seeking information about why the town decided to get rid of electronic machines and how the township is helping to accommodate disabled voters in the process.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/05/small-wisconsin-town-under-review-feds-after-eliminating/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=small-wisconsin-town-under-review-feds-after-eliminating
A small town in Wisconsin is currently under Federal review after making a decision to eliminate electronic voting machines and replace them with paper ballots.
In June 2023, board members of the town of Thornapple in Rusk County, Wisconsin, decided to stop using electronic voting machines for elections and instead rely entirely on hand-counting ballots.
The decision by board members has since caught the attention of the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division, which is now investigating the move.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that Suzanne Pinnow, who serves as Thornapple’s chief election official, received a letter from the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division seeking information about why the town decided to get rid of electronic machines and how the township is helping to accommodate disabled voters in the process.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/05/small-wisconsin-town-under-review-feds-after-eliminating/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=small-wisconsin-town-under-review-feds-after-eliminating
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On May 25, 2024 Micah Beckwith, Indiana Lieutenant Governor Candidate shares his vision with the VANDERBURGH 2nd Amendment Group.
A meet and greet with Micah will occur for VANDERBURGH, POSEY, WARRICK AND GIBSON County Delegates on Saturday, June 8, 2024 @ 6 pm. Details of the venue will be shared on social media platforms. Additionally ALL Delegates and Precinct Committeeman will be invited to attend.
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https://rumble.com/v4xglrx-micah-beckwith-indiana-lieutenant-governor-candidate.html
On May 25, 2024 Micah Beckwith, Indiana Lieutenant Governor Candidate shares his vision with the VANDERBURGH 2nd Amendment Group.
A meet and greet with Micah will occur for VANDERBURGH, POSEY, WARRICK AND GIBSON County Delegates on Saturday, June 8, 2024 @ 6 pm. Details of the venue will be shared on social media platforms. Additionally ALL Delegates and Precinct Committeeman will be invited to attend.
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https://rumble.com/v4xglrx-micah-beckwith-indiana-lieutenant-governor-candidate.html
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Indiana state Sen. Ed Charbonneau (R-Valparaiso) is the primary sponsor of the bill that will take power away from county health departments and centralize control over public health at the state level — a bill that reflects the recommendations of the Governor’s Public Health Commission, co-chaired by the CDC Foundation’s Judy Monroe.
Charbonneau is also the chairman of the Indiana Senate Committee on Health & Provider Services, which just passed the bill — Senate Bill 4 — out of committee, 12-0.
But at the Feb. 1 hearing on the bill, Charbonneau admitted that he did not watch any meetings of the Governor’s Public Health Commission.
His admission came as he questioned Brad Rogers, the president of the Elkhart County Commission, who’d just testified in opposition to the bill.
In his testimony, Rogers referred to a particular meeting of the Governor’s Public Health Commission where members had laughed about how they would force counties to enter into a cooperative agreement with the Indiana Department of Health, in order to get funding. (See story here)
Charbonneau asked Rogers after his testimony if he was satisfied with the way his county health department was operating, saying if the county doesn’t want to enter into an agreement with the state, they are free to remain autonomous.
“If you do that, you’re going to continue to get the same care the day after you said no as the day before you said no. Nothing is going to change,” he said.
Rogers began to say that it was clear from the Public Health Commission meetings that the intent was to force counties to give up their autonomy.
But Charbonneau interrupted him, saying: “We weren’t at any of the meetings.”
“Well, they’re on video, all you have to do is watch them,” said Rogers.
“Well, I didn’t. I wasn’t there,”
https://open.substack.com/pub/crossroadsreport/p/indiana-senator-who-authored-bill?r=zffe6&utm_medium=ios
https://youtu.be/NoX5uWmwR6s
Charbonneau is also the chairman of the Indiana Senate Committee on Health & Provider Services, which just passed the bill — Senate Bill 4 — out of committee, 12-0.
But at the Feb. 1 hearing on the bill, Charbonneau admitted that he did not watch any meetings of the Governor’s Public Health Commission.
His admission came as he questioned Brad Rogers, the president of the Elkhart County Commission, who’d just testified in opposition to the bill.
In his testimony, Rogers referred to a particular meeting of the Governor’s Public Health Commission where members had laughed about how they would force counties to enter into a cooperative agreement with the Indiana Department of Health, in order to get funding. (See story here)
Charbonneau asked Rogers after his testimony if he was satisfied with the way his county health department was operating, saying if the county doesn’t want to enter into an agreement with the state, they are free to remain autonomous.
“If you do that, you’re going to continue to get the same care the day after you said no as the day before you said no. Nothing is going to change,” he said.
Rogers began to say that it was clear from the Public Health Commission meetings that the intent was to force counties to give up their autonomy.
But Charbonneau interrupted him, saying: “We weren’t at any of the meetings.”
“Well, they’re on video, all you have to do is watch them,” said Rogers.
“Well, I didn’t. I wasn’t there,”
https://open.substack.com/pub/crossroadsreport/p/indiana-senator-who-authored-bill?r=zffe6&utm_medium=ios
https://youtu.be/NoX5uWmwR6s
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Watch a young confused woman destroy and mut*Iate her body. This is what gender ideology does to people. Very sad.
The Evansville VANDERBURGH School Corporation embraces this ideology. The “Gender Identity Club”, now renamed SAGA - Straight and Gay Alliance is alive and unwell at Reitz High School.
The Evansville VANDERBURGH School Corporation embraces this ideology. The “Gender Identity Club”, now renamed SAGA - Straight and Gay Alliance is alive and unwell at Reitz High School.
September 11, 2021. The 20th anniversary of 9-11. This was also the day of Hillary Clinton’s arrest. If you know, you know.
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Pete Buttigieg has a VERY tough time trying to explain why "only 7 or 8 [electric vehicle] charging stations have been produced with the $7.5 BILLION investment that taxpayers made back in 2021"
BUTTIGIEG was the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana from 2012 - 2020. He goes on to become the United States Secretary of Transportation within the Biden Administration. But….., did you know just prior to his stint with South Bend, he explored becoming the mayor of Evansville Indiana? He was intentionally solicited to begin the process of turning Indiana Democratic.
Lloyd Winnecke instead secured the mayoral position from 2012 - 2024.
BUTTIGIEG was the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana from 2012 - 2020. He goes on to become the United States Secretary of Transportation within the Biden Administration. But….., did you know just prior to his stint with South Bend, he explored becoming the mayor of Evansville Indiana? He was intentionally solicited to begin the process of turning Indiana Democratic.
Lloyd Winnecke instead secured the mayoral position from 2012 - 2024.
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Reviewing The 2020 Donald Trump vs Joe Biden Election Data
“This looks like it occurred maybe 4:30 in the morning”
138,000 votes. “They all came in at once. But the thing that's the irony of it, every last one of them broke for Biden. There was not a Trump vote in there”
“This makes no sense. This is not even statistically possible — you have a skyrocket.”
“This looks like it occurred maybe 4:30 in the morning”
138,000 votes. “They all came in at once. But the thing that's the irony of it, every last one of them broke for Biden. There was not a Trump vote in there”
“This makes no sense. This is not even statistically possible — you have a skyrocket.”
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Nearly half of all US governors urge drastic change for global health organization before new pandemic hits
Two dozen Republican governors don't want the World Health Organization (WHO) to call the shots in the case of another global pandemic, according to a letter they sent to President Biden this week.
Currently, there are two proposals under negotiation that would grant WHO "unprecedented and unconstitutional" authority in the U.S., according to the Republican Governors Association.
"If adopted, these agreements would seek to elevate the WHO from an advisory body to a global authority in public health," the letter stated.
WHO DIRECTOR CALLS FOR WORLD PANDEMIC TREATY TO PREPARE FOR DISEASE X
Govs. Ron DeSantis of Florida, Kay Ivey of Alabama, Mike Dunleavy of Alaska, Eric Holcomb of Indiana, Kristi Noem of South Dakota, Bill Lee of Tennessee, Jim Justice of West Virginia and Gov. Kim Reynolds of Iowa are among those who signed the letter.
The governors of Texas, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Utah, Virginia and Wyoming also signed the letter.
The letter also said the proposed WHO agreement would radically change the way governors are able to respond to health emergencies in their states.
ALL GOP SENATORS PRESS BIDEN NOT TO SUPPORT EXPANDING WHO PANDEMIC AUTHORITY
Earlier this month, Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., led the entire Republican Senate conference in calling on President Biden to reject agreements that would expand the authority of the WHO in the case of a global pandemic.
The World Health Assembly (WHA) is set to run from May 27-June 1, and international agreements are expected to be considered.
The WHA is the WHO's decision-making body, which meets annually to lay out goals and craft policies between the 194 member states.
MONKEYPOX: WHAT YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT THE VIRUS — AND HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF
Nearly half of all US governors urge drastic change for global health organization before new pandemic hits
Two dozen Republican governors don't want the World Health Organization (WHO) to call the shots in the case of another global pandemic, according to a letter they sent to President Biden this week.
Currently, there are two proposals under negotiation that would grant WHO "unprecedented and unconstitutional" authority in the U.S., according to the Republican Governors Association.
"If adopted, these agreements would seek to elevate the WHO from an advisory body to a global authority in public health," the letter stated.
WHO DIRECTOR CALLS FOR WORLD PANDEMIC TREATY TO PREPARE FOR DISEASE X
Govs. Ron DeSantis of Florida, Kay Ivey of Alabama, Mike Dunleavy of Alaska, Eric Holcomb of Indiana, Kristi Noem of South Dakota, Bill Lee of Tennessee, Jim Justice of West Virginia and Gov. Kim Reynolds of Iowa are among those who signed the letter.
The governors of Texas, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Utah, Virginia and Wyoming also signed the letter.
The letter also said the proposed WHO agreement would radically change the way governors are able to respond to health emergencies in their states.
ALL GOP SENATORS PRESS BIDEN NOT TO SUPPORT EXPANDING WHO PANDEMIC AUTHORITY
Earlier this month, Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., led the entire Republican Senate conference in calling on President Biden to reject agreements that would expand the authority of the WHO in the case of a global pandemic.
The World Health Assembly (WHA) is set to run from May 27-June 1, and international agreements are expected to be considered.
The WHA is the WHO's decision-making body, which meets annually to lay out goals and craft policies between the 194 member states.
MONKEYPOX: WHAT YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT THE VIRUS — AND HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF
https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/weltspiegel-doku/wtf-usa-trump-gegen-biden-ov/ard/Y3JpZDovL2Rhc2Vyc3RlLmRlL3dlbHRzcGllZ2VsLWRva3UvMjAyNC0wMy0yNV8yMi01MC1NRVovb3JpZ2luYWx2ZXJzaW9u?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR29MAfYb-fAeCpeoEnO1Akw5LtZu9v524Ob-rGeehqNrgD_fk4VAzGA3ss_aem_Ab3SHcRxGpi5Xtxyj_PNH5Kts4KvTQ0mPYzPc-qYYOFZDIFtreeLk5Uf5M8mErY_OughCh5P1n4_DrDxxreWdaub
Fast forward to the 40 minute mark to see Mike Boatman being interviewed by a German reporter. Mike is our VANDERBURGH PC and Delegate.
Fast forward to the 40 minute mark to see Mike Boatman being interviewed by a German reporter. Mike is our VANDERBURGH PC and Delegate.
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Weltspiegel Doku: WTF, USA?! Trump gegen Biden (OV)
„I`m still a Trump girl“ steht in großen Lettern auf dem roten Shirt von Sharon Anderson. Die 67-Jährige fährt kreuz und quer durch die USA, um ihr Idol Donald Trump zu unterstützen. Zur Finanzierung der Reisen verkauft sie selbstgemachten Holunder-Sirup.…
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In this episode of This Week in Evansville, Johnny Kincaid expresses his disgust over the ongoing dysfunction in the Vanderburgh County Republican Party.
The most recent move by County Chair Mike Duckworth was to file complaints asking for the removal of duly elected precinct members (PCs) and state convention delegates. The complaints were filed four days after the county election board certified the results.
Kincaid says that this is bad for the party and that the GOP in Vanderburgh County shouldn’t expect to win elections until they stop the fighting.
Check out the podcast to hear what Johnny has to say.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UP8wEzQq_wU&list=PLMnppDNla_mmw7Y2qPlf2ER6pKvV5lOm0&index=1&pp=iAQB
In this episode of This Week in Evansville, Johnny Kincaid expresses his disgust over the ongoing dysfunction in the Vanderburgh County Republican Party.
The most recent move by County Chair Mike Duckworth was to file complaints asking for the removal of duly elected precinct members (PCs) and state convention delegates. The complaints were filed four days after the county election board certified the results.
Kincaid says that this is bad for the party and that the GOP in Vanderburgh County shouldn’t expect to win elections until they stop the fighting.
Check out the podcast to hear what Johnny has to say.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UP8wEzQq_wU&list=PLMnppDNla_mmw7Y2qPlf2ER6pKvV5lOm0&index=1&pp=iAQB
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Local Political Party Goes Scorched Earth... This Week in Evansville
In this episode of This Week in Evansville, Johnny Kincaid expresses his disgust over the ongoing dysfunction in the Vanderburgh County Republican Party.
The most recent move by County Chair Mike Duckworth was to file complaints asking for the removal of…
The most recent move by County Chair Mike Duckworth was to file complaints asking for the removal of…
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Former Indianapolis TV Anchor Dead at 53 from Rare Colon Cancer, Shared Heartbreaking Final Message.
Time. Good health. Those are our only true commodities," Tanya Sumner's final Facebook post read in part, according to WRTV, her former workplace
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A beloved former news anchor and local politician in Indiana has died.
Tanya Sumner, who went by the name Tanya Spencer on-air, died in her home on Saturday, May 24, at the age of 53, two years after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer in 2022, according to her former employer, Indianapolis ABC affiliate WRTV.
Before her death, Sumner shared a heartbreaking yet inspiring message for her loved ones.
“Time. Good health. Those are our only true commodities. Our only true currencies that matter," her final post read in part, per WRTV.
Sumner spent two decades in broadcast journalism including Evansville.
Related: N.Y.C. Anchor Ruschell Boone Dead at 48 Due to Cancer Complications: 'Friend and Mentor to Many'
Throughout her career as a local politician, Sumner served District Three on the Whitestown Town Council.
"The town of Whitestown has lost a dedicated leader who will leave a void in all our hearts. Vice President Sumner wasn't just a dedicated councilwoman, she was ingrained in our community and cared deeply for her family, friends, neighbors and colleagues," Whitestown Town Manager Katie Barr said in a statement to WRTV. "Her love for this community was infectious and will be sorely missed."
Sumner is survived by her husband and a teenage child.
By the time she died, Sumner's rare form of colon cancer had metastasized throughout her body from her colon to the lining of her abdomen, wrapping around some of her organs and eventually spreading to her liver and lungs, per a GoFundMe campaign created by Sumner's friends before her death to help her pay her medical bills.
Sumner tried treating her cancer with chemotherapy and drugs, which didn't prevent the disease from spreading.
Former Indianapolis TV Anchor Dead at 53 from Rare Colon Cancer, Shared Heartbreaking Final Message.
Time. Good health. Those are our only true commodities," Tanya Sumner's final Facebook post read in part, according to WRTV, her former workplace
Facebook Tanya Sumner
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A beloved former news anchor and local politician in Indiana has died.
Tanya Sumner, who went by the name Tanya Spencer on-air, died in her home on Saturday, May 24, at the age of 53, two years after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer in 2022, according to her former employer, Indianapolis ABC affiliate WRTV.
Before her death, Sumner shared a heartbreaking yet inspiring message for her loved ones.
“Time. Good health. Those are our only true commodities. Our only true currencies that matter," her final post read in part, per WRTV.
Sumner spent two decades in broadcast journalism including Evansville.
Related: N.Y.C. Anchor Ruschell Boone Dead at 48 Due to Cancer Complications: 'Friend and Mentor to Many'
Throughout her career as a local politician, Sumner served District Three on the Whitestown Town Council.
"The town of Whitestown has lost a dedicated leader who will leave a void in all our hearts. Vice President Sumner wasn't just a dedicated councilwoman, she was ingrained in our community and cared deeply for her family, friends, neighbors and colleagues," Whitestown Town Manager Katie Barr said in a statement to WRTV. "Her love for this community was infectious and will be sorely missed."
Sumner is survived by her husband and a teenage child.
By the time she died, Sumner's rare form of colon cancer had metastasized throughout her body from her colon to the lining of her abdomen, wrapping around some of her organs and eventually spreading to her liver and lungs, per a GoFundMe campaign created by Sumner's friends before her death to help her pay her medical bills.
Sumner tried treating her cancer with chemotherapy and drugs, which didn't prevent the disease from spreading.
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Forwarded from ColbertReport 🇺🇸 INDIANA (Ken Colbert)
https://news.wnin.org/2024-02-19/duckworth-rebuffs-canterbury-challenge
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VANDERBURGH County Republican Chairman permits 4 Democrats to run on Republican Ballot.
1) Amy Canterbury
2) John Hahn
3) Rivera Maytes
4) Chinno Rivera
The Republican County Commission candidate voted Democratic in the 2022 primary
The head of the Vanderburgh County Republican Party says he fully supports Amy Canterbury as a candidate for County Commissioner.
Chairman Mike Duckworth says he signed off on Canterbury’s candidacy for the District 3 seat, even though she voted on the Democratic ballot in the 2022 Primary.
The State Form CAN - 1 is the document to contest eligibility of a candidate. Let it be known, in addition to Jason Gerteisen filing a complaint against Canterbury outlined in the attached article, two additional separate CAN - 1’s have been filed against Canterbury by registered Republican voters.
Interestingly additional challenges have been filed against John Hahn, in Perry Township, he has filed as a Republican Delegate with a Democrat voting history. His wife Jill Hahn is President of the VANDERBURGH County Council and a registered Republican. Perhaps, Duckworth has approved of this violation. The Election Board hearing will expose the facts.
Another challenge is Democrat Rivera Maytes, a former Evansville City Council member that has filed as a Republican candidate for Precinct Committeeman and State Delegate and her husband Chinno Rivera, a registered Democrat, has filed as a Republican State Delegate. Perhaps again Duckworth approved of this violation.
There are other violations among candidates that are being exposed. Mike Duckworth’s job as Republican County Chairman is to be the “keeper of the gate” to adhere to conservative values of the party and to remove infiltrators. The Uni-party has a friend in Duckworth.
In March 2025, the VANDERBURGH County precinct committeemen will elect a party chairman to affirm Republican values of conservatism.
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VANDERBURGH County Republican Chairman permits 4 Democrats to run on Republican Ballot.
1) Amy Canterbury
2) John Hahn
3) Rivera Maytes
4) Chinno Rivera
The Republican County Commission candidate voted Democratic in the 2022 primary
The head of the Vanderburgh County Republican Party says he fully supports Amy Canterbury as a candidate for County Commissioner.
Chairman Mike Duckworth says he signed off on Canterbury’s candidacy for the District 3 seat, even though she voted on the Democratic ballot in the 2022 Primary.
The State Form CAN - 1 is the document to contest eligibility of a candidate. Let it be known, in addition to Jason Gerteisen filing a complaint against Canterbury outlined in the attached article, two additional separate CAN - 1’s have been filed against Canterbury by registered Republican voters.
Interestingly additional challenges have been filed against John Hahn, in Perry Township, he has filed as a Republican Delegate with a Democrat voting history. His wife Jill Hahn is President of the VANDERBURGH County Council and a registered Republican. Perhaps, Duckworth has approved of this violation. The Election Board hearing will expose the facts.
Another challenge is Democrat Rivera Maytes, a former Evansville City Council member that has filed as a Republican candidate for Precinct Committeeman and State Delegate and her husband Chinno Rivera, a registered Democrat, has filed as a Republican State Delegate. Perhaps again Duckworth approved of this violation.
There are other violations among candidates that are being exposed. Mike Duckworth’s job as Republican County Chairman is to be the “keeper of the gate” to adhere to conservative values of the party and to remove infiltrators. The Uni-party has a friend in Duckworth.
In March 2025, the VANDERBURGH County precinct committeemen will elect a party chairman to affirm Republican values of conservatism.
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Vanderburgh County Commission President Cheryl Musgrave has released a statement calling on Republican Party Chair Mike Duckworth to resign his post immediately.
The statement accuses Duckworth of actively supporting a “liberal Democrat” for county commissioner in this year’s Republican primary. Earlier this week, Amy Canterbury’s candidacy for Vanderburgh County Commissioner was challenged based on her voting record, which showed she voted in the Democratic Primary in 2022.
Vanderburgh County candidates file for 2024 election
Musgrave also accused Duckworth of falsifying evidence and falsely recording time sheets during his time as a sheriff’s deputy. During an incident in the 1980s, Duckworth and several others hit parked cars and initially told investigators they were chasing a hit-and-run driver at the time, which was later proven false.
“We need a Republican Party Chair who is a uniter and not a divider pursuing his own personal agenda,” said Musgrave. “We need a Republican Party Chair who competently leads and manages Republican interests in campaigns.”
Duckworth responded to the statement by saying Musgrave lost last year’s Republican mayoral primary 65% to 35%. He also said Musgrave brings most of her problems on herself by the way she treats people.
Duckworth previously told Eyewitness News he does not endorse Amy Canterbury, but signed the waiver so she could run because he felt like she is a good candidate.
https://www.tristatehomepage.com/news/local-news/musgrave-calls-on-republican-party-chair-to-resign/
The statement accuses Duckworth of actively supporting a “liberal Democrat” for county commissioner in this year’s Republican primary. Earlier this week, Amy Canterbury’s candidacy for Vanderburgh County Commissioner was challenged based on her voting record, which showed she voted in the Democratic Primary in 2022.
Vanderburgh County candidates file for 2024 election
Musgrave also accused Duckworth of falsifying evidence and falsely recording time sheets during his time as a sheriff’s deputy. During an incident in the 1980s, Duckworth and several others hit parked cars and initially told investigators they were chasing a hit-and-run driver at the time, which was later proven false.
“We need a Republican Party Chair who is a uniter and not a divider pursuing his own personal agenda,” said Musgrave. “We need a Republican Party Chair who competently leads and manages Republican interests in campaigns.”
Duckworth responded to the statement by saying Musgrave lost last year’s Republican mayoral primary 65% to 35%. He also said Musgrave brings most of her problems on herself by the way she treats people.
Duckworth previously told Eyewitness News he does not endorse Amy Canterbury, but signed the waiver so she could run because he felt like she is a good candidate.
https://www.tristatehomepage.com/news/local-news/musgrave-calls-on-republican-party-chair-to-resign/
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