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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2024
Page
3
The Gazette announces Scott Mahoney as managing editor. He succeeds prior editor with leadership in newsroom operations and editorial strategy. Mahoney has extensive experience in print and digital journalism, guiding coverage across local, regional, and national stories.
Bloomberg Opinion argues that open primaries offer a path to broaden the electorate beyond party loyalists. Voters in several states, including Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico and South Dakota, weigh ballot measures to replace closed primaries with systems permitting all voters to vote for all candidates.
The Gazette invites letters to the editor but edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. The deadline for Nov 5 election letters has passed. Include your name full address and phone for verification and send by email or mail to the Medina Gazette.
LZ Granderson reflects on MAGA culture and who attends Trump rallies at Madison Square Garden and Harris events in Michigan and Philadelphia. He notes exclusion, hostility toward minorities, and the energy shaping who is welcomed in the movement. He cites past violence and political rhetoric shaping voter trust.
Opinion piece by John M. Crisp argues democracy faces global autocratic pressures as BRICS grows and leaders like Putin consolidate power. It links Trump’s stance to democratic fragility, notes his admiration for autocrats, and warns of a climate where the United States must choose between democracy and autocracy on November 5.
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