Democratic Pennsylvania election official apologizes for controversial comments as Senate recount begins
Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia apologized for claiming court precedent "doesn't matter" in ...
Bucks County officials face calls to resign for violating court order at rowdy commissioners meeting
Bucks County Commissioners Diane Ellis-Marseglia and Bob Harvie are facing calls to resign from Republicans over their ...
Impassioned voters vow to kick Bucks County Democratic commissioners out of office
The Bucks County commissioner accused of attempting to steal a Pennsylvania Senate seat for Democrats issued an emotional mea ...
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Pennsylvania Democratic official apologizes for comments about ignoring election laws
A Democratic election official in Pennsylvania offered an impassioned apology Wednesday for claiming “precedent by a court ...
Bucks County board chair says comment about violating election law has been misinterpreted
Bucks County Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia apologized for the "upset and confusion" caused by her comments about her ...
Bucks County, Pennsylvania commissioner apologizes and clarifies comments about counting ballots
A Bucks County commissioner apologized Wednesday during a contentious meeting for comments she made last week during a ...
Bucks County commissioner tries to clean up statement about ignoring election law
Diane Ellis-Marseglia said people misinterpreted an “inartfully worded statement on my part" when she voted to ignore the ...
Bucks County Commissioner meeting sees calls for resignations, an apology after election
County Commissioner Diane Marseglia apologized over comment about ignoring court rulings that went viral online.
Bucks County chair claims comment about violating laws ‘any time they want’ was misinterpreted
Diane Ellis-Marseglia tried to walk back her words on Monday, suggesting she did not mean she supported breaking the law or ...
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Election laws aren’t optional for either party
America’s unaccountably slow vote-tallying process should show one thing clearly: This should be the last election where anyone, of either party, questions whether the law needs to be followed.