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Judges in Michigan and North Carolina reject GOP challenge to overseas ballots

Judges in two battleground states rejected lawsuits from the Republican National Committee challenging some overseas ballots.  The GOP made similar cases in both Michigan and North Carolina, arguing that U.S. citizens who live overseas but have not resided in the state they would be voting in should not be allowed to vote. Both lawsuits were […]

Florida breaks record for early voting on first day

Florida reported 377,035 in-person early voters after its first day, Monday, which set a record after its 2020 election turnout. Election Day is two weeks away, and Florida is the third state to report record early turnout after North Carolina and Georgia. Early voting will continue through Nov. 2. However, when it came to mail-in […]

DNC drives in to help Harris court black voters she is struggling to win over

The Democratic National Committee sent a bus to Jacksonville, Florida, on Tuesday to begin a cross-country tour to reach out to black voters. With two weeks left until the election, the bus, along with DNC Chairman Jaime Harrison, started the tour on Florida’s second day of early voting. The state elected former President Donald Trump […]

Harris slips 1 point in Georgia as Trump eyes taking back swing-state prize

Former President Donald Trump is building out his lead in Georgia over Vice President Kamala Harris with Election Day just two weeks away. According to a newly released Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll, Trump leads 47% to 43% over Harris, figures which are outside the poll’s margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points. Nevertheless, […]

Wake up with the Washington Examiner: Solving crime and some nuclear news

In your district (attorney race) Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris and their respective parties have wildly diverging messages about the levels of crime plaguing, or not, the country.  Trump regularly paints the United States as a hellscape with big Democratic-run cities as pockmarks on the face of an otherwise big, beautiful […]

Progressive district attorneys on the chopping block in 2024 elections

As amazing as it is to say, there are actually other elections going on other than the presidential contest, and a lot of them at the local level will have more immediate ramifications for communities. This Washington Examiner series, All Politics Is Local, will highlight some of the most intriguing mayoral battles, district attorney races, and state legislature tussles that will be […]

Swing-state scorecard: Harris and Trump in coin-flip contest in battlegrounds

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are running against the clock to convince their supporters to turn out and fence-sitters to back them. With early voting well underway with at least 15 million votes cast, Harris and Trump are locked in a coin-flip contest two weeks out before Election Day. Some battleground […]

Republicans concerned Elon Musk’s $1 million lottery won’t achieve intended purpose

BETHLEHEM, Pennsylvania — Republicans question whether Elon Musk‘s daily $1 million sweepstakes that has generated splashy headlines will also generate new voters to turn out for former President Donald Trump just two weeks before the election. The billionaire made the announcement over the weekend that registered swing state voters who sign his super PAC’s petition […]

Russia hosts BRICS summit amid geopolitical turmoil

The 2024 BRICS Summit will commence today in Kazan, Russia, in one of the preeminent policy meetings in the world. The summit is expected to focus on a variety of strategies to increase the intergovernmental organization’s influence and maximize economic efficiency so that it can continue to compete against the economies of Western nations. It comes […]

Trump’s unfiltered campaign strategy risks turning off swing voters

Former President Donald Trump’s brash speech, which catapulted him on the political scene in 2015, has only become more unfiltered in the final days of the 2024 election. While supporters of the former president embrace his untraditional ways, some say he should ease up in order to win over swing voters. Republican Kendra Ashwood from […]
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