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Judge to Consider Release of Grand Jury Report on Efforts to Overturn Ga. Election for Trump
A judge is set to hear arguments on whether to release a report by a special grand jury tasked with investigating whether then-President Donald Trump and his allies broke any laws as they sought to overturn his narrow 2020 election loss in Georgia.
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How Congress Is Changing the Electoral Count Law in Response to Trump and Jan. 6
Democrats and Republicans have been working on the legislation since the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the Capitol, where Trump supporters echoing his false claims of election fraud interrupted the congressional certification of Joe Biden’s victory
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Kari Lake Asks Court to Throw Out Certified Election Results
Kari Lake, the Republican defeated in Arizona governor’s race, is formally challenging her loss to Democrat Katie Hobbs.
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Supreme Court Skeptical of NC's Redistricting Case: It Will Allow ‘Most Extreme Forms of Gerrymandering'
The Supreme Court is taking up a case with the potential to reshape elections for Congress and the presidency.
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Democrats Move to Make South Carolina, Not Iowa, 1st Voting State
Democrats have voted to remove Iowa as the leadoff state on the presidential nominating calendar and replace it with South Carolina starting in 2024.
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Jahana Hayes is Ready to Hit the Ground Running After Being Re-Elected for Third Term
Voters re-elected Congresswoman Jahana Hayes for a third term in Connecticut’s 5th congressional district. “She is here to help, lower prices, help the middle class,” Johnny Wilds said. It was a tight race, with national implications. Hayes won by about 2,000 votes. NBC News has declared Hayes the projected winner. “I feel relieved, it is not surprising that this was…
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GOP Urges Trump to Hold Off on 2024 Run After Midterms Debacle
It was supposed to be a red wave that former President Donald Trump could triumphantly ride to the GOP nomination as he prepares to launch another White House run.
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Several States Ban Slavery at Ballot Box, But Not All
Voters approved ballot measures that will change their state constitutions to prohibit slavery and involuntary servitude as punishment for crime.
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State Department on Election Fairness: ‘We Believe in Transparency'
A State Department spokesman said Tuesday that the U.S. welcomes international election observers to monitor the midterms, including by the Organization for Security and Cooperation (OSCE).
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California's Gavin Newsom Wins 2nd Governor Term, Is White House Run Next?
Gavin Newsom was re-elected Tuesday by beating little-known Republican state Sen. Brian Dahle.
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CT LIVE!: What To Know Before Heading to the Polls on Tuesday
Secretary of the State Mark Kohler explains everything you need to know about Election Day 2022.
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FBI Keeping Eye Out For Election Disruptions Ahead of Vote
Local FBI agents say they will be monitoring for any disruptions, such as voter intimidation, ahead of and on Election Day.
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Georgia Man Sues Over Being Falsely Accused in ‘2000 Mules'
A federal lawsuit says a Georgia man and his family “have faced threats of violence and live in fear” since the movie “2000 Mules” falsely accused him of ballot fraud during the 2020 election.
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How to Put a Stop to Political Spam
It’s election season which can only mean one thing: lots and lots of political spam. Here’s how to put an end to unwanted texts, calls and emails.
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Democratic Candidates Ahead in New Quinnipiac Poll
Ned Lamont and Richard Blumenthal are leading the new Quinnipiac University poll in their respective races. In the newly released poll of likely voters, incumbent Lamont leads his Republican challenger Bob Stefanowski 56 to 41%. Incumbent Blumenthal is also leading the poll in the race against Republican Leora Levy with a 56 to 41% lead. A September Quinnipiac poll shows…
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GOP Pushes Theory to Hold Onto Mail Ballots, and Some Democrats Do As Well
Republican activists who believe the 2020 election was stolen from former President Donald Trump have crafted a plan that, in their telling, will thwart cheating in this year’s midterm elections.
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State Working to Make Sure People Can Vote Safely on Election Day
The State has sent letters to local election officials and law enforcement to ensure voters will be free of voter intimidation as they cast their ballots on Election Day.
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State Working to Make Sure People Can Vote Safely on Election Day
State officials are working together to protect voter rights. “The foundation of our democracy rests on the right to vote, and people should always know their right to vote is guaranteed by the full force of law,” said Deputy Secretary of the State Scott Bates. A memo was sent out to local election and law enforcement officials detailing protections...
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Jahana Hayes and George Logan Debate in 5th District Race
Outside the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury on Tuesday, supporters of Jahana Hayes and George Logan rallied as the candidates for the state’s 5th Congressional District headed inside to face off in a debate.
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Jahana Hayes and George Logan Debate in 5th District Race
Outside the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury on Tuesday, supporters of Jahana Hayes and George Logan rallied as the candidates for the state’s 5th Congressional District headed inside to face off in a debate. Hayes is fighting for a third term and argues she’s been working hard for people of this district. “I support a women’s right to choose full...