The Washington Post will not endorse either presidential candidate in the upcoming election, its first such decision since the 1980s, leaving many editorial staff members surprised and upset. Publisher and CEO William Lewis announced the decision in a statement published Friday, highlighting the newspaper’s commitment to being “independent.” “Our job as the newspaper of the
Harris campaign attacks Green Party nominee for being too soft on Jan. 6 L: Green party candidate Jill Stein (Mattie Neretin/Getty Images) R: Vice President Kamala Harris (Getty Images) The Harris-Walz campaign is circulating opposition research targeting Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein and urging climate-focused voters to support Vice President Kamala Harris as former
The paper has issued endorsements for decades. The Washington Post will not make an endorsement in the 2024 presidential race, the paper’s publisher said on Oct. 25. “We are returning to our roots of not endorsing presidential candidates,” William Lewis, the publisher and CEO, said in an opinion article. The Washington Post did not offer
While returns in Georgia, Wisconsin, and Michigan are inconclusive, those in Arizona, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Nevada are trending the GOP’s way. Republican voters appear to be running up big leads during the opening stages of early voting in at least four of seven battleground states, in some cases not only chipping into mail-in ballot
A federal judge on Friday ordered Virginia to reinstate 1,600 noncitizen voter registrations that Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R.) removed this year in an effort to disqualify illegal noncitizens from voting in the November election. U.S. district judge Patricia Giles, who was appointed by President Joe Biden, granted the Department of Justice’s request for an injunction
MSNBC’s Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough fumed over Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s recent transgender ad airing in battleground states, saying the Harris campaign “is blind to” the ad’s impact in the final days before the election. “They’ve run that 30,000 times during football games. It’s having an impact,” Scarborough said Friday of the ad,
The plan violated a 90-day quiet period preventing systematic changes before an election, the judge said. ALEXANDRIA, Va.—A federal judge in Virginia has halted the commonwealth’s recent program to purge noncitizens from its voter rolls in an expedited fashion, holding that the policy comes too close to the November election. Virginia’s program, announced on Aug.