Voters here in PA tell Wolf

[eagle7-31]

Pennsylvania Rebukes Tom Wolf

On May 18, Pennsylvania held its customarily scheduled municipal primary elections. Following the example of previous municipal primary elections, Keystone State voters were faced with several statewide questions and ballot initiatives. This year, th...

www.americanthinker.com

get lost on his restrictions. Vote will not be official until early June, We will see if all of sudden a bunch of no votes suddenly appear from Philly to try and over turn this like last November.

 

[Dekster]

Pennsylvania Rebukes Tom Wolf

On May 18, Pennsylvania held its customarily scheduled municipal primary elections. Following the example of previous municipal primary elections, Keystone State voters were faced with several statewide questions and ballot initiatives. This year, th...

www.americanthinker.com

get lost on his restrictions. Vote will not be official until early June, We will see if all of sudden a bunch of no votes suddenly appear from Philly to try and over turn this like last November.

Yawn. Wolf has already said he isn't running again. I guess if a a couple ballot questions regarding future pandemics is a "rebuke" of a lame duck governor is the best the GOP has going for them they are in for a long 4 years.

 

[my2¢]

I followed the linked source to the link it contained:

Pa. primary results: Voters choose to strip governor's emergency powers

The ballot questions were penned by Republican lawmakers over the extent of Gov. Wolf's orders to shutter businesses and schools during the pandemic.

www.goerie.com

Per the linked newspaper site:

• The results of the referendum questions won't impact Wolf much, who is term-limited and can't seek another four years in office
• What could change? Not much. At least not the things that people argued about most during the pandemic, such as mask orders and business closures
• the Legislature would not have authority to end Department of Health powers, which are protected under the Disease Prevention Act
• lawmakers would have to decide whether to cancel a COVID disaster declaration and, in effect, end a moratorium on evictions and foreclosures

 

[Dragonlady]

Pennsylvania Rebukes Tom Wolf

On May 18, Pennsylvania held its customarily scheduled municipal primary elections. Following the example of previous municipal primary elections, Keystone State voters were faced with several statewide questions and ballot initiatives. This year, th...

www.americanthinker.com

get lost on his restrictions. Vote will not be official until early June, We will see if all of sudden a bunch of no votes suddenly appear from Philly to try and over turn this like last November.

So basically this is yet another meaningless rebuke by idiot right wingers. Got it.

American conservatives continue to be a danger to themselves and others.

 

[kyzr]

Pennsylvania Rebukes Tom Wolf

On May 18, Pennsylvania held its customarily scheduled municipal primary elections. Following the example of previous municipal primary elections, Keystone State voters were faced with several statewide questions and ballot initiatives. This year, th...

www.americanthinker.com

get lost on his restrictions. Vote will not be official until early June, We will see if all of sudden a bunch of no votes suddenly appear from Philly to try and over turn this like last November.

So basically this is yet another meaningless rebuke by idiot right wingers. Got it.

American conservatives continue to be a danger to themselves and others.

The referendum questions show which PA party is more energized, and whose policies voters prefer.
We'll see who is elected governor and who replaces Senator Toomey.