Election analysis, surging Republicans, rigged votes, and the train to NYC

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Scranton Times-Tribune investigative reporter Borys Krawczeniuk wraps up the 2021 election, offers his take on Nisha Arora's future, breaks down the increase in Republican voter registration, looks ahead to the midterm election, and explains how hard it is to rig an election. Borys also discusses the possibility of the proposed Scranton to New York City rail line.
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Chapters

1. Election analysis, surging Republicans, rigged votes, and the train to NYC (00:00:00)

2. Nisha Arora and Mary Dempsey Walsh (00:02:25)

3. Is Nisha a viable future candidate? (00:03:35)

4. Thom Welby (00:04:46)

5. Scranton school district and strike (00:07:21)

6. Scranton Mayor Paige Gephardt Cognetti (00:10:27)

7. Cartright, Bognet, Daniels, Granville and the 8th Congressional District (00:11:27)

8. More registered Republican voters (00:13:33)

9. The train from NYC to Scranton (00:17:00)

10. Can an election be rigged? (00:20:40)

11. Will Borys get an interview with President Biden? (00:25:45)