WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
  • An Indiana Democratic canvasser delivered a profane tirade after apparently seeing a no soliciting sign at a residence.
  • The woman wore a Vote Bridges shirt matching Democrat Tyler Bridges, a candidate for Indiana State House District 11.
  • The Lake County Republican Party shared the doorbell footage on X and mocked the canvasser’s behavior.
  • Robert Contreras connected the video to separate footage showing an Arizona Democratic canvasser taking a package from a porch.

A Democratic canvasser in Indiana was caught on a doorbell camera unloading a profanity filled tirade after apparently noticing a “no soliciting” sign in a home’s yard. What began as a routine literature drop quickly became an ugly campaign moment captured on video.

The woman was wearing a “Vote Bridges” T-shirt as she approached the residence. She can be seen leaving literature for Democratic candidates before turning around and directing profanity toward the home.

It remains unclear whether anyone was around when the outburst occurred. The camera nevertheless recorded the woman’s words and her departure from the property.

After dropping off the campaign material, the woman turned and said, “Oh, f**k you.” She then continued walking away from the residence.

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The tirade did not stop with that initial remark. As she left, the woman added, “You and your no soliciting. Piece of sh*t!”

The Lake County Republican Party referred to her as Barb. Her shirt displayed the words “Vote Bridges,” providing the visible political connection in the footage.

The logo shown on the shirt matches the logo used by Tyler Bridges. Bridges is a Democrat running for Indiana State House District 11.

The Lake County Republican Party shared the footage on X and delivered a sarcastic response to the canvasser’s behavior. Its post portrayed the episode as a less than persuasive attempt to win over local voters.

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“Meet Barb! She is spreading the message of joy of local Democrat candidates coming to a neighborhood near you. She understands that one of the best ways to earn a vote is be positive at people’s doors! Remember, the socialist left is the party of peace and love. VOTE REPUBLICAN!” the party wrote.

The Indiana recording surfaced alongside another doorbell camera controversy involving a Democratic canvasser in Arizona. That canvasser worked for an Arizona organization backing Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs.

In the Arizona footage, a woman was recorded taking a package from a voter’s porch. She was also dropping off a Living United for Change in Arizona 2026 voter guide when the package was taken.

Turning Point Action’s Robert Contreras first posted the Arizona footage. The video shows the Katie Hobbs porch pirate taking the package during the voter guide delivery.

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Contreras later shared the Lake County Republican Party’s video featuring the Tyler Bridges door knocker. He responded to the two episodes by asking, “What is wrong with the democrat door knockers, lately?”

The Indiana episode focused on a canvasser reacting to a posted request against solicitation. Rather than simply leaving the property, she delivered a profane response while campaign literature and the “Vote Bridges” shirt remained visible on camera.

The Arizona incident involved different conduct, with the woman recorded taking a package while delivering political material. In both cases, doorbell camera footage captured Democratic canvassers at voters’ homes and prompted public criticism from Republican figures or organizations.

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