Former president Barack Obama was on the campaign trail in Arizona when he was called out by a heckler in the crowd and swiftly spun it into a broader messaging opportunity about the country’s increasingly toxic political landscape.
“this increasing habit of demonizing political opponents, of just yelling,” he told the crowd.
While campaigning for Democratic candidates in Arizona on Nov. 2, former president Barack Obama warned of the dangers of election-denying Republican candidates. who, also speaking of Pelosi, said there was “no place for voter intimidation or political violence in America, whether it’s directed at Democrats or Republicans … No place, period.
The state’s early-voting system has come under attack by some Republican activists who have spent the past few years casting suspicion on voting by mail and drop boxes used to return early ballots, stoking skepticism at campaign events and online about the county’s preparedness for large numbers of in-person voters.Some Arizona voters have complained of intimidation by self-appointed drop-box monitors — some of them armed — prompting a federal judge to set strict new limits.
At a news conference Wednesday, election officials warned there could be lines at polling locations on Election Day but said this shouldn’t be a sign of failing to run elections properly, anticipating that “possible narrative” amid rising tensions.
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