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−	'''Douglas Vincent "Doug" Mastriano''' (born January 2, 1964) is a [[Pennsylvania]] [[Republican Party\|Republican]] state Senator and former colonel. With the endorsement of former [[U.S. President]] [[Donald Trump]], Mastriano easily won the 2022 Republican gubernatorial primary. However, he lost in the [[general election]] to the popular [[Democratic Party\|Democrat]] [[Josh Shapiro]], a former state attorney general lionized in the [[liberal]] electorate. [[Wikipedia]] falsely slammed Mastriano as "far right," largely because he questioned [[2020 election fraud]] in Pennsylvania.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Mastriano</ref>	+	'''Douglas Vincent Mastriano''', known as '''Doug Mastriano''' (born January 2, 1964), is a [[Pennsylvania]] [[Republican Party\|Republican]] state Senator and former colonel. With the endorsement of former [[U.S. President]] [[Donald Trump]], Mastriano easily won the 2022 Republican gubernatorial primary. However, he lost in the [[general election]] to the popular [[Democratic Party\|Democrat]] [[Josh Shapiro]], a former state attorney general lionized in the [[liberal]] electorate. [[Wikipedia]] falsely slammed Mastriano as "far right," largely because he questioned [[2020 election fraud]] in Pennsylvania.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Mastriano</ref>

	Joining Mastriano in defeat was Dr. [[Mehmet Oz]], who lost the [[U.S. Senate]] election to the disabled Democrat [[John Fetterman]].		Joining Mastriano in defeat was Dr. [[Mehmet Oz]], who lost the [[U.S. Senate]] election to the disabled Democrat [[John Fetterman]].

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 ==Positions==
-Mastriano supports investment into the [[natural gas]] and [[coal]] industries. Mastriano called for ending all contracts with voting machine companies like [[Dominion Election Management System]], and he proposed the banning of private funds (like [[Mark Zuckerberg]]) to influence elections. Mastriano promised to end vaccine mandate and [[CRT]] in public schools. Had he been elected, Mastriano promised to sign into law the proposed [[Heartbeat Bill]] legislation  and to end any state funding to [[Planned Parenthood]] in favor of funding for counseling and adoption services.<ref>https://www.doug4gov.com/plan</ref>
+Mastriano supports investment into the [[natural gas]] and [[coal]] industries. Mastriano called for ending all contracts with voting machine companies like [[Dominion Election Management System]], and he proposed the banning of private funds such as [[Mark Zuckerberg]], who donated heavily to influence elections in six or more key states. Mastriano promised to end vaccine mandate and [[CRT]] in public schools. Had he been elected, Mastriano promised to sign into law the proposed [[Heartbeat Bill]] legislation  and to end any state funding to [[Planned Parenthood]] in favor of funding for counseling and adoption services.<ref>https://www.doug4gov.com/plan</ref>
 ==See also==

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-'''Douglas Vincent "Doug" Mastriano''' (born January 2, 1964) is a [[Pennsylvania]] [[Republican Party|Republican]] state Senator and former colonel. With the endorsement of former [[U.S. President]] [[Donald Trump]], Mastriano easily won the 2022 Republican gubernatorial primary. However, he lost in the [[general election]] to the popular [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] [[Josh Shapiro]], a former state attorney general lionized in the [[liberal]] electorate. [[Wikipedia]] falsely slamming Mastriano as "far right" because he questioned  [[2020 election fraud]] in Pennsylvania.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Mastriano</ref>
+'''Douglas Vincent "Doug" Mastriano''' (born January 2, 1964) is a [[Pennsylvania]] [[Republican Party|Republican]] state Senator and former colonel. With the endorsement of former [[U.S. President]] [[Donald Trump]], Mastriano easily won the 2022 Republican gubernatorial primary. However, he lost in the [[general election]] to the popular [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] [[Josh Shapiro]], a former state attorney general lionized in the [[liberal]] electorate. [[Wikipedia]] falsely slammed Mastriano as "far right," largely because he questioned [[2020 election fraud]] in Pennsylvania.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Mastriano</ref>
 Joining Mastriano in defeat was Dr. [[Mehmet Oz]], who lost the [[U.S. Senate]] election to the disabled Democrat [[John Fetterman]].
 ==Positions==
-Mastriano supports investment into the [[natural gas]] and [[coal]] industrie. Mastriano called for ending all contracts with voting machine companies like [[Dominion Election Management System]], and he proposed the banning of private funds (like [[Mark Zuckerberg]]) to influence elections. Mastriano promised to end vaccine mandate and [[CRT]] in public schools. Had he been elected, Mastriano promised to sign into law the proposed [[Heartbeat Bill]] legislation  and to end any state funding to [[Planned Parenthood]] in favor of funding for counseling and adoption services.<ref>https://www.doug4gov.com/plan</ref>
+Mastriano supports investment into the [[natural gas]] and [[coal]] industries. Mastriano called for ending all contracts with voting machine companies like [[Dominion Election Management System]], and he proposed the banning of private funds (like [[Mark Zuckerberg]]) to influence elections. Mastriano promised to end vaccine mandate and [[CRT]] in public schools. Had he been elected, Mastriano promised to sign into law the proposed [[Heartbeat Bill]] legislation  and to end any state funding to [[Planned Parenthood]] in favor of funding for counseling and adoption services.<ref>https://www.doug4gov.com/plan</ref>
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 *[[Mark Ronchetti]]
 *[[Christine Drazan]]
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