Remembering when voting by mail was uncontroversial
The guest view argues that GOP stance on mail voting is split amid the 2024 election. It notes Trump’s mixed signals with Swamp the Vote and RNC opposition to strict date rules, cites PA ballot rejection data, and debunks fraud claims linked to Project Veritas and Salem Media. It advocates returning to pre 2020 norms for easier participation.
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Polling fumbles and the need for issue focus in elections
Jay Ambrose argues that TV discussions over Biden and Trump overemphasize polls and turnout uncertainty while neglecting substantive issues. He warns poll errors misjudge outcomes, urges media to provide balanced, issue centered coverage, and favors honest elections over speculative forecasts.
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Letters policy for New Castle News readers
The New Castle News invites signed letters to the editor submitted by email or mail. Letters must include full name, phone number, and complete address for verification and remain under 300 words. Anonymous submissions will not be published and letters may be edited for style and grammar.
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New Castle News Contact and Circulation Details
A brief notice provides contact data for the New Castle News including Sharon Sorg as publisher Pete Sirianni as editor and the office address 27 North Mercer Street New Castle Pennsylvania 16103 It also lists circulation hours Monday through Friday 8 am to 5 pm a customer service phone line extension 104 and a circulation fax number 724 654 5976 plus online presence and rate notes about home delivery and rack prices.
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