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Tuesday, August 11, 2026

UPDATED: Two Challenges Filed Against Pa. 7 "Green Party" Candidate Andrew Tupone

Two challenges have been filed against the nomination petition filed by Andrew Tupone as the Green Party candidate in the Pa. 07th Congressional district. Tupone claims to be the choice of 10,000 voters. 

The first set of objections comes from the Green party itself. The second comes from Joyce Moore, Louise Dillensnyder and Susan Baranek. I know that Joyce Moore is a fairly active Democrat, but do not know the others. 

Tupone has called the challenge an attempt by Democrats to silence his voice, but the Green party has filed objections. 

If these challenges succeed, that's very good news for Democratic nominee Bob Brooks. 

UPDATED 1:00 PM: The Green Party's objections can be located here. According to the challenge, Tupone was a Republican who switched to Democrat in February and to Green in April. It claims he is not an "authentic" Green party candidate.

The Greens contend that Tupone misled voters into believing he was a Green, even though he has never received that party's endorsement. 

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

He is an imposter for the Green Party! He is a Republican and does NOT have any Green Party values! I hope he gets kicked off asap.

Anonymous said...

It seems interesting as we know the democrats dont want to divide the vote.....

Anonymous said...

Once again the democrats step in to try to limit the choice of the voters

Anonymous said...

With a little research. He alleges he reached out to the green party with no response. To be clear the green party seems nonexistent in pennsylvania. He says he saw the writing on the wall with Shapiro etc endorsing Brooks. Upset sbout data centers etc. Was unhappy with either party so went green. I dont see the issue.

Anonymous said...

Is the Green Party already running a candidate?

If not, then I’d say anyone registered as a Green Party member could run and claim to be a member of that party.

I also fail to see how the length of time that a person has been registered to a particular party matters.

We live in a world where a guy could wake up today and claim to be a woman, and we’re not supposed to question THAT. It would seem to me that political party is much more changeable, and I know of no time limit (beyond the date of registration) needed before you are legally considered a member of any party.

Anonymous said...

These incumbent protection nuisance challenges should be outlawed. Scummy swampy crooks are desperate. Dismiss the challenges and tell the challenges to stop attacking democracy.

Anonymous said...

Here we go again. The party that hysterically screams about "Our Democracy" is fighting to prevent ballot access.