The legislation also allocates $5 million for voter outreach in affected counties, while changing some state election rules for the general election. North Carolina lawmakers approved a $273 million relief package on Wednesday to meet the “most urgent needs” of those whose lives have been turned upside down by Hurricane Helene. Republican House Speaker Tim
An exclusive Washington Free Beacon investigation Claim: The Daily Mail reported Tuesday that Doug Emhoff, the alleged sex pest and domestic abuser married to Kamala Harris, hired a “trophy secretary” during his tenure at the Venable law firm in Los Angeles. According to a sex discrimination lawsuit filed against the firm in 2019, Emhoff hired
The incumbent Democrat and his Republican challenger matched wits and tempers in a lively debate addressing issues of concern to Nassau County and the nation. NEW YORK—The two candidates in the closely watched congressional race in New York’s Third Congressional District, incumbent Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi and challenger Mike LiPetri, sparred over who is more
As of Wednesday afternoon, more than 2.8 million people have cast ballots for the 2024 contest. Nearly 3 million Americans have cast early ballots either in person or by mail with under four weeks to go before the November election, an election tracking site shows. As of Wednesday afternoon, 2,839,574 million people have cast ballots
Incumbent Rep. Zach Nunn, a Republican, is running a close race against Democratic challenger Lanon Baccam. Rep. Zach Nunn (R-Iowa) and Lanon Baccam, a Democrat running to represent Iowa’s Third Congressional District, faced off in an Oct. 8 debate in Waukee, Iowa, over how they would handle pressing issues affecting their constituents. Nunn, a first-term
Democratic strategists and donors criticized Vice President Kamala Harris’s economic messaging, saying her recent media appearances have fallen flat with voters as the election draws closer, the Hill reported. “I feel better than I did last week, but it still doesn’t feel great. I have a pit in my stomach,” one Democratic donor told the
South Dakota is the latest to join a growing list of states that have collectively removed thousands of noncitizens from voter rolls. South Dakota has removed 273 noncitizens from its voter rolls as part of a review to ensure the integrity of its elections. The correction was initiated by the state’s public safety department, according