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The Democratic National Committee is looking to capture the swing state audience at three NFL games on Sunday as seven teams from the majority of the 2024 swing states are set to face each other.  The DNC has invested in flying banners at the Arizona Cardinals-Green Bay Packers game in Wisconsin, the Atlanta Falcons-Carolina Panthers […]

Former President Donald Trump claimed he will soon appear on an episode of the Joe Rogan Experience. Trump is making the rounds on several popular podcasts, oftentimes as the first politician to do so, during the final month before the election. His opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, reversed course on her media strategy and has also appeared […]

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) warned that if Texas were to lose his seat in the Senate to the Democratic candidate Rep. Colin Allred (D-TX) it would “change America for a generation.” Cruz echoed the promise made by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) while she was at a rally campaigning on Allred’s behalf. Allred and Cruz are […]

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are in a battle for a key demographic that has been safely in the camp of the Democrats for more than a decade: Latinos. The bloc, which is one of the fastest-growing voting demographics in the United States, has moved in favor of Republicans in recent […]

DETROIT — Vice President Kamala Harris is counting on union leaders to deliver her the Rust Belt as she competes with former President Donald Trump for the working-class vote. Harris does not have the same union appeal as President Joe Biden, whose long record on labor and Scranton, Pennsylvania, roots have endeared him to white, […]

Washington Examiner Senior Columnist Tim Carney joins Investigations Editor Sarah Bedford to discuss Vice President Kamala Harris’s prospects in Michigan. Will the Muslim population vote for former President Donald Trump or just not show up? Is there a common cause between conservatives and Muslims on culture issues? And for the blue wall states, could Trump […]

Washington, D.C., has had some of the most reliably blue voters in the nation since its allowance of three Electoral College votes in 1961. Yet, the Washington Examiner’s swing-state project covers the surrounding local area as well as competitive states, taking into account what voters in this region are concerned about. The Washington Examiner is […]

Democrats’ razor-thin control of the Senate hinges on Jon Tester holding onto his red-state seat in Montana. But if successful, the Democrat may also be the one person who could thwart his party’s liberal agenda. It’s an irony he’s leaned into heavily on the campaign trail as he courts crucial split-ticket voters by putting distance […]

On Oct. 1, the Israeli military launched its fourth invasion of Lebanon in 50 years. Israel invaded the country for the first time in 1978 in response to a Palestinian Liberation Organization terrorist attack outside Tel Aviv, carried out by militants based in Lebanon. The war was followed up by a much larger invasion in […]

Vice President Kamala Harris has an opportunity to weigh in on California’s disastrous Proposition 47, which has wreaked havoc in her home state — but so far, she’s stayed silent.  Prop 47 is seen by critics as one of California’s biggest blunders.  The referendum, supported by the state Democratic Party and championed by the American […]