The 1.6M voters who could determine the US election don’t currently reside in the country
An estimated 1.6 million U.S. voters living overseas are eligible to vote in one of seven swing states – which could swing the presidential election.
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Kari Lake’s office on lockdown after campaign staffer opened envelope with ‘suspicious’ substance inside
The office of Arizona GOP Senate candidate Kari Lake was put on lockdown Tuesday afternoon after a campaign intern opened a package with a "suspicious" substance.
‘Suspicious envelope’ sent to Kari Lake’s office deemed safe after lockdown, police say
The office of Kari Lake was put on lockdown Tuesday afternoon after a campaign intern opened a package with a "suspicious" substance. It was later deemed safe.
McConnell, GOP descend on Nebraska to save Deb Fischer’s endangered Senate seat
Republicans are quickly getting involved in the Nebraska Senate race to save Sen. Deb Fischer from an upset against opponent Dan Osborn.
Harris aide walks back promise not to support new drilling
A top climate adviser to the Harris campaign is walking back comments to Politico that Vice President Kamala Harris would not support new drilling for fossil fuels.
Wisconsin Election Commission Sued Over Security Concerns About Its Online Registration System
The plaintiffs said they seek to halt the use of the MyVote system to protect voter data and election integrity until it is redesigned. The Wisconsin Election Commission is facing a lawsuit seeking an immediate injunction to prevent any further use of MyVote, the state’s online system for voter registration and absentee ballot requests. The
High-profile Trump surrogate casts ballot for former president in early voting
Sen. Tim Scott, a one-time 2024 Republican presidential primary rival who's become a top Trump supporter and surrogate, cast an early voting ballot in his home state of South Carolina