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To: John Carragher who wrote (764702)	7/4/2022 11:00:41 AM
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>> i would like to hear what the plan is to protect these upcoming elections. we already have serious connected primary elections. I doubt anything is going to happen of substance. Here's a summary, and as can be seen, Democrats are blocking it in the states where it is most needed -- Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, Pennsylvania, As of June 2022, 20 states have banned or restricted the use of private funds for election offices and 6 governors—all Democrats—have vetoed potential bans. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) has vetoed 2 Zuck buck bans; Kansas’s legislature overrode its Democratic governor’s veto. In addition, 2 counties (Walworth, Wisconsin, and Livingston, Michigan) have banned Zuck bucks. Many states are currently considering bans (see “in-progress”). The following link provides details state-by-state. The usual suspects are refusing to sign on to a ban (Democrats) States Banning or Restricting “Zuck Bucks”—UPDATED 06/30/2022 - Capital Research Center

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