Chadds Ford Democratic Party

09/10/2026

States control elections. Voting by mail is safe, secure and permitted by law in Pennsylvania.

You have the right to cast a ballot by mail or in-person. It is your choice.

Do not be disenfranchised by the national noise and disinformation. Here are the links to register, confirm registration and request a mail ballot.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TO VOTE:
https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/Pages/VoterRegistrationApplication.aspx
CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A MAIL-IN BALLOT:
https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/OnlineAbsenteeApplication/ #/OnlineMailInBegin
CLICK HERE TO VERIFY YOUR REGISTRATION:
https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/Pages/voterregistrationstatus.aspx
CLICK HERE TO TRACK YOUR MAIL-IN BALLOT:
https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/Pages/BallotTracking.aspx

09/05/2026

Just a reminder that Rep. Williams voted last year against maintaining current vaccine access for Pennsylvanians in order to bend the knee to the MAHA agenda.

08/26/2026

Swing state voters know the drill. Every election cycle, your mailbox fills up and your phone won't stop buzzing — all promising you're finally hearing the truth, right before stretching it past the breaking point.

Here's the thing: most of these claims are checkable in minutes.

Take Rep. Craig Williams' recent newsletter, where he claimed his proposed data center energy legislation was the only bill on the table addressing the issue. One search turns up a separate bill on the same topic that had already passed the PA House with bipartisan support months earlier — one Williams himself voted against. The tools to verify this exist. The information is public record.

But who actually stops to look?

Jen does!

We deserve better than being talked down to by people banking on the fact that we won't check. This piece is an attempt to do exactly that: slow down, verify, and hold the claims flooding our mailboxes to the same standard we'd want held to us. Thank you Jen! If you aren't already following Connect Chadds Ford, fix that.

Unspinning fact from fiction in messaging from Rep. Craig Williams

08/18/2026

EXCLUSIVE: 404 Media placed a tracking device in a shipment of rare books to see which AI company was buying it, and found an Amazon facility where Amazon scans and destroys books.

If you aren't following 404 Media, this is your reminder to do so.

08/12/2026

Craig Williams proposed legislation favors fossil fuels over energy affordability. Here's how we know.

08/11/2026

CRITICAL PAINTER’S FOLLY PSA: On Wednesday, August 12, the Chadds Ford Township Board of Supervisors will review — and could act that same night — on an agreement to sell Painter's Folly at public sale. A National Register landmark, purchased by the Township with open space funds meant to protect it, could change hands with the terms of its future still unsettled.

This comes just three weeks after the passing of Helen Murray Sipala, who owned and lovingly restored Painter's Folly for over 40 years and whose friendship with Wyeth made the house a living part of his art. Her legacy — and the house she poured her life into — deserves more than a rushed transaction.

The Township has spent months developing conservation and façade easements meant to protect Painter's Folly no matter who owns it. Those protections are not yet finalized. If the sale moves forward before the easements are locked in, this irreplaceable piece of Chadds Ford's soul could be left unprotected.

Painter’s Folly was recently designated by Preservation Pennsylvania on the PA At Risk list for the threat of public auction.

We cannot let history be sold out from under us.

Show up. Speak up. Be there when it counts.
Wednesday, August 12, 2026 — 6:30 PM
Chadds Ford Township Building, 10 Ring Road, Chadds Ford, PA 19317
Live via Zoom (link on the township website)
Public comment is taken during agenda items.
Full agenda: chaddsfordpa.gov/media/7676

08/11/2026

Data centers have become a hotly debated topic in Pennsylvania as more and more communities fight local plans for these energy-consuming campuses.

Earlier this year, the state House of Representatives passed a bill that would set guardrails on data center development. It’s aimed at protecting communities across the state from the industry’s high energy usage.

While the bill had bipartisan support (and is still awaiting a vote in the Senate), not every Republican thinks these guardrails are necessary.

✏️: Ashley Adams

08/09/2026

A new legislative proposal would bar corporations from contributing to political campaigns in Pennsylvania.

07/06/2026

📣FACT CHECK📣
https://www.delcotimes.com/2026/07/06/state-rep-says-hes-fielded-constituent-complaints-regarding-oil-and-chip-roads/

In a post from June 8th, State Representative Williams solicited details from drivers that had been impacted by the oil and chipping that he had previously approved. The article does not reflect that these complaints were requested. It should.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19Cz9FZeUp/

In a prior newsletter, State Representative Williams detailed the process to his constituents and did not voice any concerns or negative thoughts about the process. https://links.pahousenews.com/q/ZX9PJ6shFL0dEilIwKCbCZeaIWH-YMqhWxsfSSR9N5lNfSRQsGi9itLnX

State Representative Craig Williams is running for reelection in November. This new concern is evidently self serving.

If Mr. Williams was opposed to oil and chipping, he had multiple opportunities to note that in advance of the work start - after all, he is an elected representative. Mr. Williams newsletter states he meets with PennDot regularly, regarding traffic timing and other issues.
He could have addressed his concerns in advance.
He could have worked with PennDot on alternative methods or short term road closures to protect vehicles.
He could have voiced his dissent during budget discussions where this was a line item.
He did none of those things.

Voters must learn to recognize the signs of pandering in politicians and State Representative Williams has provided a great example today.

07/02/2026

Hello PA-160th, let's talk about push polling. A push poll is a negative campaigning technique used to influence voters that is disguised as an objective opinion poll.

These are usually sent by text message and one was recently sent to a large batch of phone numbers in the PA-160th.

Voters deserve to be treated with respect and candidates should earn their vote through service, commitment and debate, not lies.

Click through the images in this post to see the types of "questions" that were asked. Remember, this is not a "poll". This is an unethical attempt to erode trust in elections by spreading disinformation.

This campaign tactic to manipulate voters should be illegal.

Don't take my word for it, here is a resolution from the Texas GOP condemning the use of push polling, calling the use of these polls misleading and defamatory.
https://texasgop.org/resolution-condemning-the-use-of-push-polling-in-republican-primary-elections/

Read up, get used to the visual cues used to manipulate. There will be more of this in our future. Learn to recognize these lies and call them out immediately - do not allow disinformation to influence the voting booth.