State Senator Paul Formica is a restaurant owner in Flanders, and he joined Gary Byron to talk about the re-opening of restaurants as well as peaceful protests all over the state.
State Senate Paul Formica
State Senator Paul Formica is a restaurant owner in Flanders, and he joined Gary Byron to talk about the re-opening of restaurants as well as peaceful protests all over the state.
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In other news, here are some recent wins for election integrity:
Pennsylvania: The state is making progress with absentee ballots, now requiring both a signature and a date on the ballot. The Supreme Court has supported this by declining to consider a challenge, ensuring these requirements remain in place.
Georgia: Their election board is reviewing cases involving election officials who dismissed tens of thousands of legitimate challenges brought forward by voters.
We encourage you to stay vigilant these next few weeks. Here's how Fight Voter Fraud can help.
ReportIt App: Please use our ReportIt App to report suspected voter fraud anonymously. If you see something, say something.
Double Registered, Double Voter Data: Visit our website to download our double-registered, double-voter data request form, where you can review the names of suspected double-registered individuals in your county or district and learn how to submit challenges correctly -- we'll even teach you how to use the data to help clean the voter rolls.
Gary talked to CT GOP Chairman Ben Proto about the state of the National Republican Party, and state Rep Kurt Vail joined the show to discuss Day Light's Savings Time and the latest goings on in Hartford.
Joe DeLong joined Brad and Paul to talk about the possible minimum wage hikes