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Oct 16, 2026
Blue GalHOST
It is.
Blue GalHOST
Ballotpedia and his state board of elections filing both put him in Schaumburg, Illinois.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yeah.
Blue GalHOST
Now, that's a
Steven E. KoonGUEST
You put in your zip code, it gives you a list of all the seats that are vacant, uncontested, or available in your area.
Steven E. KoonGUEST
You click on those through Ballotpedia, and you find out where to apply.
Steven E. KoonGUEST
Now, many counties and many cities don't list those seats anymore because they found out we were doing this.
Steven E. KoonGUEST
We've placed over about 60 people in local seats of government over the last five months alone.
Dion BergeronHOST
I think that there is insufficient voter education out there, um, at least in an easy to find and easy to, to watch or read format.
Dion BergeronHOST
Um, Ballotpedia, but d- don't get me wrong, Ballotpedia is great, but man, there's a lot to sift through.
Dion BergeronHOST
There, there's a lot of stuff there.
Dion BergeronHOST
Um, I'd rather just sit down and have a conversation with somebody.
BrianHOST
Local coverage reported that ticket received a Trump endorsement.
BrianHOST
Ballotpedia lists you as losing the Republican primary for lieutenant governor on August 11th, 2026, and notes that you did not appear on the ballot in the Republican gubernatorial primary.
BrianHOST
So that was a lot.
BrianHOST
But welcome to the show, Philip Parrish.
Shawna ReneeHOST
Yeah.
Lamont KingHOST
So Ballotpedia has an article.
Lamont KingHOST
It says what they call readability laws.
Lamont KingHOST
Those exist.
Lamont KingHOST
Yeah.
Lamont KingHOST
OK.
Lamont KingHOST
So you can go to Ballotpedia.org, and they go state by state, which is very fascinating.
Shawna ReneeHOST
All right, so there you go.
Bradlee DeanHOST
That's all people need to do, is pull the curtain back and see the Zionists at work, because that's exactly what, in fact, is going on right now, okay? Uh, I'm looking online right now, and I wanted to check and see how many ...
Bradlee DeanHOST
And I'm going to Ballotpedia, and I'm trying to figure out how many, uh, options there were given concerning the up-and-coming senatorial race, and how many candidates were actually offered to the people, okay? And so, like for example, the President of the United States of America, uh, almost every cycle there's 11 to 1,200 other presidential contenders that you Americans never hear of.
Bradlee DeanHOST
Why? Because the media doesn't want you to hear of them.
Bradlee DeanHOST
They only want you to hear of those that they put up as players, both right and left, okay? That's a fact.
Maham JavaidHOST
No, that's so true.
Maham JavaidHOST
Um, I think for places where there's nothing else, there's always Ballotpedia.
Maham JavaidHOST
That's a nonpartisan website that provides voters insight about a number of different elections.
Maham JavaidHOST
You know, that's where some of the chatbots pick up their information from.
Domenico MontanaroHOST
Right.
Domenico MontanaroHOST
The problem is, though, you know, they're scraping everything, right? And I don't know that they're distinguishing all the time between what the best nonpartisan sources are versus, uh, you know, maybe good guides that are done by partisan outlets.
Domenico MontanaroHOST
You know, I, I just, before we did the podcast, I just decided to test it out and see with a couple of the chatbots and, you know, I asked who I should vote for in the Ohio Senate race, for example, and it, you know, said, "Well, you gotta decide based on things that you like," et cetera, and then it, you know, said, "But if you wanna know more information about the candidates, um, you know, there's a couple of resources," and the first thing that they linked to was the NAACP's voter guide, which, you know, may be very good, but that is not considered, you know, a news source or a completely nonpartisan outlet like Ballotpedia would be.
Tamara KeithHOST
Right.
Sean FitzgeraldHOST
But the idea that they would be flat broke, that their entire life savings constitutes this $90,000, even if it weren't loans and it were actual contributions to her own campaign, is patently absurd and ridiculous, and again, meant to scam members of the audience into donating money, which by the way, most of the donations from the Lindsay DeFranco campaign come from out of state, so it's probably from members of Philip DeFranco's audience.
Sean FitzgeraldHOST
So that way, there's enough money left over in her campaign that she can pay herself back that $90,000 because Lindsay DeFranco is not willing to risk even a penny of her own money on this election, which is why she structured these as loans rather than structuring them as campaign contributions.
Lindsay DeFrancoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What really shows you how scared they are are the mailers that they have put out against me, and I want you to notice that on these mailers, they don't talk about my policies at all.
Lindsay DeFrancoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They talk about me, the California menace, Lindsay DeFranco, bringing the California nightmare to Georgia, and they made up all these dumb things about me on the back.
Jack WindsorHOST
20 days, John, 20 days to election day.
Jack WindsorHOST
Ballotpedia ran some math this morning.
Jack WindsorHOST
Republicans obviously cannot lose more than two seats and keep the US House.
Jack WindsorHOST
Democrats need a net gain of three for the majority, and lots of betting people are saying they're gonna get it, not only in the House, but they think they have more than a fighter's chance of taking the US Senate.
Damon FlynnGUEST
They can find my LinkedIn.
Damon FlynnGUEST
I've updated Ballotpedia.
Damon FlynnGUEST
So if you Google me, you'll find more information about me and my campaign, where I stand on, uh, many issues.
Roger BouchardHOST
Well, if, uh, no one's home or they don't answer the door, you're getting a lot of good exercise, uh, right [laughs] or everything.
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