Daily News | It’s up to Pa. voters to preserve democracy in November | Editorial
in a radio interview that if elected governor he could appoint a secretary of state who could overturn an election if Mastriano didn’t like the outcome. “I could decertify every machine in the state with the stroke of a pen,” he said.for governor, attorney general, and secretary of state in a number of key battleground states. If they win, they could overturn elections when their chosen candidates lose.of Congress also hangs in the balance.
With the Senate currently split 50-50, how Pennsylvania votes in November will play a pivotal role in determining the future of the democracy.
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