Delco Election Integrity Activists Hit With Protective Order In Philly Court

Delco Election Integrity Activists Hit With Protective Order In Philly Court –Election integrity activists Leah Hoopes and Gregory Stenstrom have been ordered to appear in Philadelphia Common Pleas Court, June 20, to address a request for a protective order filed against them by former Delaware County, Pa. Voting Machine Warehouse supervisor James Savage.

Savage is suing the pair along with President Donald Trump and Mayor Rudy Giuliani over claims that the 2020 Election in Delco was rigged. He is claiming defamation.

Stenstrom and Mrs. Hoopes were poll watchers for the election and are the authors of The Parallel Election which concerns things they observed during it and after.

Although Stenstrom and Mrs. Hoopes are Delaware County residents as was Savage at the time of the controversy, Pennsylvania law allows civil cases to be filed in any county of the plaintiff’s choosing, says Mrs. Hoopes.

Savage is asking that Stenstrom and Mrs. Hoopes be ordered to not talk about the case; pay $15,000 in attorney fees; stay a mile away from him at all times; stay a mile away from his attorneys and judges; and to surrender their firearms along with any “incendiary devices”

Mrs. Hoopes is a mother. Stenstrom is a retired U.S. Navy lieutenant commander. Neither has a criminal record.

Mrs. Hoopes says the order is based on Stenstrom’s frequent references to Frederick Douglass’s boxes of liberty during podcasts and public speaking engagements.

She notes that he always emphasizes that all progress towards a trustworthy voting system must be done by stringently following the law.

The hearing will be  9:30 a.m., June 20, in Philadelphia City Hall. The media and the public are allowed.

Delco Election Integrity Activists Hit With Protective Order