Jonathan Lai
Data and Politics Editor at POLITICO
data x politics editor at POLITICO. • “…Liberty and Justice for all.” • Former reporter/editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer (data x democracy).
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Jan 8, 2025 |
politico.com | Jonathan Lai
We took Trump literally, not seriously, about the push to make Canada the 51st state. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attend the NATO summit at the Grove Hotel on December 4, 2019, in Watford, England. | Dan Kitwood/Getty Images Donald Trump says Canada should become the 51st state. He should be careful what he wishes for.
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Jan 8, 2025 |
msn.com | Jonathan Lai
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Nov 13, 2024 |
inquirer.com | Katie Bernard |Jonathan Lai
The Pennsylvania Senate race between Democratic Sen. Bob Casey and Republican Dave McCormick is headed to a recount — a week after the Associated Press called the race for McCormick. The Pennsylvania Department of state called for the recount Wednesday as Casey and McCormick were separated by less than half a percentage point, the margin for a statewide recount. As of Wednesday evening Casey trailed McCormick by just under 30,000 votes.
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Nov 3, 2024 |
politico.com | Jonathan Lai
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Oct 31, 2024 |
thestute.com | Jonathan Lai
Halloweekend. A college student created a holiday that entices a weekend of fun and in my case dressing up as a bear without getting weird looks. More known than this is Binghamton, which is famous for its parties and even more famous for its Halloweekend parties. Almost like a religious pilgrimage, college students from all over the U.S. flock to Binghamton to party in one of their Halloweekend venues. In anticipation of this weekend, I bought my Rilakkuma onesie from Temu and planned my trip.
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Lots of names and news, including in PA: Susan Wild ruling out running next year; Matt Cartwright still deciding; former federal prosecutor Ryan Crosswell considering challenging Ryan Mackenzie
New: A look at Dems’ midterm recruitment >> Pamela Northam has been approached to run in #VA02 vs Rep Jen Kiggans >> JD Scholten weighing an #IASEN bid vs Joni Ernst >> 2 potential recruits in MI + PA lost or left jobs thanks to DOGE/Trump & more: https://t.co/YaBX1xJd94
Judge Baxter previously ruled that undated and misdated ballots should be counted under federal civil rights law, but 3rd Circuit panel disagreed and overturned ahead of the 2024 election. This time, she rules on constitutional grounds:
JUST IN: A federal judge has rejected a Pa. requirement that ballots in misdated vote-by-mail envelopes be thrown out. The judge, Susan Baxter — a Trump appointee — said the requirement has no state interest despite causing 1000s of rejected ballots. https://t.co/2UQDNSwnHg https://t.co/JsCfFblB1F
“SHALL NOT BE COUNTED”