Maddie Hanna

The civil rights complaint, filed by the Education Law Center and the University of Pennsylvania’s Advocacy for Racial and Civil Justice Clinic, asks the U.S. Department of Education to step in.

The hotly contested campaign was marked by deep partisan divisions, intense personal attacks and a surge in spending.

Besides the Central Bucks sweep, Democrats claimed victory in culture-war battles in other area school districts, including Pennridge and Perkiomen Valley.

The signs — some of which read “Hey Democrats! Groom Dogs Not Kids” — went up two weeks ago, some without any funding disclosures.

The vast majority of money on the Republican side came from one man: Paul Martino, a venture capitalist and GOP donor who poured $500,000 into school board races across Pennsylvania two years ago.

It’s one of numerous websites Christopher Bressi appears to have created that link to one another and profess to be “global networks” of academic professionals.

The policy, passed unanimously by the school board Tuesday, follows a move by the district earlier this year requiring that students use group bathrooms based on sex, rather than gender identity.

The Bucks County Democratic Committee says the signs — some of which say they were paid for by LetsGoBrandon.com, a cryptocurrency site — violate state law.

“A Moms for Liberty endorsement can cut either way,” according to a Brookings Institution analyst. Behind-the-scenes help from the group could be more beneficial for some candidates.

The crash closed northbound and southbound lanes for several hours.