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The Bucks County Justice Center in Doylestown. (Peter Blanchard/Patch)
DOYLESTOWN, PA A former top prosecutor in the Bucks County District Attorney s Office who was demoted last month has filed for resignation.
The departure of Assistant District Attorney Gregg Shore will become effective Wednesday, a DA s spokesperson confirmed.
Once the second-in-command in the district attorney s office, the longtime prosecutor s resignation comes less than a month after news of his side job as a DoorDash delivery driver at times during normal work hours became public.
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Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub had said that Shore had exercised poor judgment but decided not to fire him in part due to past performance, perhaps most notably as the lead prosecutor in the Cosmo DiNardo and Sean Kratz 2017 murder trial.
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But, Pennsylvania Department of State voter registration data indicates Trump s defeat has less to do with a grand conspiracy of Democrats and more to do with a party that simply didn’t want to re-elect the president.
About half of the county’s 304 voting precincts saw overall turnout rates of about 82% in the election.
Most precincts in Lower Bucks towns reported some of the lowest turnouts, between about 65% to 75%.
Of all 488,009 voters currently registered in Bucks County as of Dec. 7, only 2,000 more Democrats voted in the Nov. 3 election than did Republicans.
Just over a dozen of the county’s 54 municipalities saw more Republicans voting than Democrats, and the majority of precincts saw the same trend.