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GOP mayor of prominent Republican Wisconsin city says he will vote for Harris

The mayor of Waukesha, Wisconsin, a prominent Republican suburb of Milwaukee, will vote for Vice President Kamala Harris this election.  Mayor Shawn Reilly, a former Republican, said he voted third party in 2016 and voted for President Joe Biden in 2020, but did not make those decisions public. In 2024, he is going public with […]

Where the Republicans who impeached Trump stand on the 2024 race

In January 2021, 10 House Republicans joined all 222 House Democrats at the time to impeach then-President Donald Trump on a charge related to the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021. Less than four years later, many have differing views on Trump’s bid to retake the White House. Trump wasn’t convicted in the Senate trial […]

Georgia elections official says cyberattack ‘slowed’ elections website

Georgia‘s election website experienced a cyberattack earlier this month, affecting its online absentee ballot system. Cyber Security company Cloudflare caught the attack before it could take the website offline completely within weeks of the election. Gabriel Sterling, chief operations officer to Georgia’s Secretary of State office, said it was a “probing attack” likely from “a […]

Don Trump Jr.: Campaign running ‘like we’re 2 points behind’

While Vice President Kamala Harris slow rides her campaign, the Trump campaign is speeding up its race to push supporters to vote early in key battleground states, according to Donald Trump Jr. “I’m not going to take it for granted,” he told Secrets. “I always run like we’re two points behind, you know, I sort […]

Obama’s appearance with Harris has been years in the making — here’s why it could be a problem

The vibes are low, and the “joy is gone” from Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign if Republicans are to be believed.  But on Thursday night, in Georgia, she will play her trump card, if you will, as she steps out onstage with former president Barack Obama for the first time since accepting her party’s nomination. […]

Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules voters who cast faulty mail-in ballots can cast provisional votes

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that voters who cast faulty mail-in ballots can afterward cast provisional votes. In a four to three ruling, the state Supreme Court found that the Butler County Board of Elections must count the provisional ballots of voters whose mail-in ballots were rejected for not properly following instructions. Voters whose mail-in […]

Los Angeles Times editorials editor quits when owner won’t endorse Harris

Los Angeles Times Editorials Editor Mariel Garza quit on Wednesday, weeks after the paper’s owner, Patrick Soon-Shiong, announced it would not endorse any candidate this cycle. With Election Day two weeks away, Garza took issue with her employer shifting away from the tradition of endorsing presidential candidates. The paper has backed the Democratic candidate since […]

Hurricanes: Six states request fiscal aid from Congress

(The Center Square) – Citing fall harvest losses at the top of a list, respective state House of Representatives leaders from North Carolina, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama have petitioned Congress for fiscal assistance. The Monday letter to U.S. Sens. Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell and U.S. Reps. Mike Johnson and Hakeem Jeffries […]

WA initiative backers say AG’s ‘one-sided’ language deceiving voters, polling

(The Center Square) – Recently released polling on the Washington initiatives to the ballot indicates voters may not be in the mood to support three of the four measures. Backers of the initiatives aren’t swayed by the results, adding that language included by Attorney General Bob Ferguson paints a partisan pall over the measures.  The SurveyUSA poll was […]

Fact Check: California didn’t send 30 million ballots to 22 million voters

(The Center Square) – Rumors are circulating that California mailed 30 million ballots to 22 million registered voters. The state, which mails ballots to every voter, reported today it has mailed out 22,790,170 vote-by-mail ballots. As of the most recent voter registration update from 60 days before the election, the state had 22,310,352 registered voters, which could suggest up to 479,818 […]
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