One of those states is solidly red, while the other two are edging closer to being competitive. Summer isn’t over, but America’s “election season” is already well underway. In fact, some people are now casting votes in person for the general election. In-person early or absentee voting for the Nov. 5 general election started on
The event underscored the tight presidential race in what has been one of the most unprecedented elections in modern history. In an effort to unite voters and surge turnout for the 2024 election, Vice President Kamala Harris and media mogul Oprah Winfrey hosted a virtual event in battleground Michigan on Sept. 19. Filmed from a
Amid threats of a Hezbollah retaliation after the targeted attacks on the terrorist group’s communication devices, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said at a Thursday press briefing that the Biden administration still believes a diplomatic resolution between Israel and Hezbollah “is achievable.” Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office? Conservative Campaign Consulting
Both cities have seen a surge in reports of illegal immigrant criminal activities. Former President Donald Trump will visit Springfield, Ohio, and Aurora, Colorado, amid a surge in reports of illegal immigrant crime in both cities. “I’m going to go there in the next two weeks. I’m going to Springfield and I’m going to Aurora,”
Earlier this year, 100,000 voters in Michigan cast ‘uncommitted’ votes in the Democratic primary, rather than selecting candidate Biden. A pro-Palestine group that pushed for thousands of “uncommitted” votes against the president in Michigan’s primary election has said it will not endorse Vice President Kamala Harris even as it urges voters to reject former President
Anti-Israel protesters at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill vandalized the school’s ROTC Naval Armory and other campus buildings as part of a Thursday “Walk Out for the West Bank” event, causing “significant damage,” the school said in a statement. The event, organized by the school’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter and
Katrina Armstrong said police sweeps caused ‘harm,’ pledges to develop ‘meaningful engagement’ with protesters seeking Israel divestment Anti-Israel Columbia protesters (Alex Kent/Getty Images), Katrina Armstrong (NIH via Wikimedia Commons) Columbia University’s new interim president, Katrina Armstrong, apologized for the “harm” caused by police sweeps used to clear unruly and illegal encampments and to remove students