A Few Things To Remember As You Head to the Polls on Election Day

If you didn’t take advantage of early voting in Erie County, then tomorrow is the day you need to head to the polls to elect new leaders in mostly county and local town races.

Here are a few things to keep in mind as you head out to cast your vote:

  1. Lynne Dixon is a Chris Collins REPUBLICAN

the biggest race is obviously that for Erie County Executive.

Lynne Dixon has campaigned as an “independent” candidate which has been widely debunked over the course of the campaign.  She has zero platform to move Erie County foward and her entire campaign staff is former Chris Collins loyalists who have done nothing but tarnish whatever reputation Lynne had in this community before getting involved with this campaign.

Dixon has also taken a considerable amount of money from the DiPizio family who is responsible for trying to put a toxic asphalt plant in the middle of Hamburg. She also failed to report hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign donations from out of town nursing home operators whose facility was closed by the county for endangering the welfare of its residents.  These same people owe the county almost the same amount in back taxes as they contributed to the Dixon campaign in recent days.

2. Republicans endorsed Judge received a “NOT RECOMMENDED ” RATING By the Erie County Bar Association

3. THESE CANDIDATES ARE SUPPORTED BY A widely known local RACIST:

4: A MESSAGE TO VOTERS FROM LANCASTER REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAIN SOJKA

This is guy with the classy sign is Lancaster Republican Chairman Gregory Sojka. While this morally and ethically bankrupt Trumpkin may be not running for office, his endorsed slate of Republican candidates are. (voters should stay far away from Frank Todaro for Legislature, Dawn Gaczewski for Supervisor, Robert Leary and Bruce Stutz for Lancaster town board)

Think about what kind of leaders you want representing you and your community before you cast a vote tomorrow.

 

Related articles

‘Brutal’: Onlookers amazed as Ken Paxton starts chanting to cover up heckler at rally



Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton started chanting "U-S-A" on stage during a rally Wednesday night in a panicked attempt to drown out a person in the crowd trying to confront him over why he gave an Epstein-style sweetheart plea deal to an admitted child molester.

Paxton, President Donald Trump's scandal-plagued pick in the heated Texas Senate race, has been facing scrutiny in the fallout over a plea deal for Adam Dean Hoffman, a 49-year-old attorney accused of repeatedly sexually abusing a young boy for years, according to The Texas Tribune. Hoffman surrendered his law license, and in the deal, he was let out of jail in just days without having to register as a sex offender.

At the event at White Oak Music Hall in north Houston, he faced public questions over the decision.

"Why did you let Adam Hoffman free?" A person in the crowd yelled out at Paxton.

Paxton tried to sway the crowd and divert them to chanting instead.

"I'm going to do a little something different tonight. It's kind of risky," Paxton said, breaking into the patriotic chant.

Just before taking the stage at the event, Paxton had an aide step in between himself and a citizen asking him a critical question: "How come on a government salary you own over 15 houses?" Journalist Aaron Rupar shared video from the encounter.

Social media users called Paxton out over Hoffman and the plea deal.

"In a brutal moment, Ken Paxton’s rally was just interrupted by an attendee mad about Paxton’s Epstein-style deal for a child predator. What a disaster for MAGA," wrote X account Democratic Wins Media, which tracks campaigns and candidates.

"Notice how Paxton had to start the USA chant. His 'supporters' didn’t. Very 'please clap' vibes," wrote X user Mike in Houston, who self-describes as a 35-year veteran of the energy industry.

"If you have to drown out people asking why you released a child rapist by chanting USA, you're the f----- devil," Will Kelly, software recruiter and progressive political commentator, wrote on X.