https://www.bellinghamherald.com/news/news-services/article255391911.html

NEW YORK — Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa was undergoing medical treatment Friday afternoon after a yellow cab slammed into him in Midtown Manhattan, a campaign adviser said. Sliwa got hit by the taxi near the corner of 50th Street and Sixth Avenue after getting out of his campaign van to walk over to the nearby WABC radio studio for an interview, the adviser, Rob Cole, said. “He jumped out of the van, and the cab didn’t see him and accidentally hit him. He went 6 feet in the air and hit the ground,” Cole told the New York Daily News.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2021/10/29/false_flag_mcauliffe_campaign_interns_caught_dressed_as_charlottesville_tiki-torch_marchers_at_youngkin_event.html

Terry McAuliffe campaign appears to have been forcing its interns to commit an unspeakably gross act: posing as the Tiki-torch Nazis

https://www.bridgemi.com/michigan-government/voting-machine-missing-after-michigan-clerk-stripped-election-power

LANSING — Michigan State Police launched a criminal investigation Thursday after election equipment at the center of a voting tabulator conspiracy theory went missing this week in a rural, conservative community.

Adams Township Clerk Stephanie Scott, a Republican whose social media has included QAnon memes, had refused to allow a vendor to conduct routine maintenance on a Hart Intercivic Inc. voting machine.

Hillsdale County Clerk Marney Kast, a fellow Republican who the state tasked with running the local election instead of Scott, told Bridge Michigan her office attempted to retrieve the Adams Township equipment earlier this week but was unable to locate the tablet, which she described as the “brains” of the machine.

Scott, the Adams Township clerk, did not immediately respond to requests for comment on Thursday from Bridge.

In a rare move, the Michigan Bureau of Elections this week stripped Scott of her election administration authority, accusing the first-term clerk of refusing to fulfill her “legal responsibilities” and spreading misinformation about the tabulators used in Hillsdale County.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's office, which oversees the elections bureau, declined comment on the missing election equipment Thursday morning.