Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently told supporters he would withdraw from the ballots in swing states. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is remaining on the ballots in Michigan and Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Elections Commission voted 5-1 on Aug. 27 to keep Kennedy’s name on the ballot in the state. Commissioners turned down Kennedy’s request to remove
The commission voted 5–1 in West’s favor to place him on the ballot. The Wisconsin Elections Commission voted 5–1 on Aug. 27 to keep Cornel West, a long-shot progressive candidate, on the ballot in the key swing state. The lone dissenting vote was cast by the commission’s chair, Ann Jacobs, a Democrat who said that
The debate announcement was made after the former president signaled he might not attend. Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that his campaign has come to an agreement with Vice President Kamala Harris’s team on the September presidential debate hosted by ABC News. Writing on Truth Social, Trump said that the debate will be
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said the Supreme Court could deal with legal issues stemming from the 2024 contest. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said in a new interview that the nation’s top court is prepared to deal with election-related cases as voters prepare to cast their votes. When asked during a CBS interview
The newly approved election rules allow county election boards to question election results. The move stoked fears of election reporting delays. Democrats are suing the Georgia State Election Board to halt the implementation of new rules that grant additional investigatory powers to county election boards. On Aug. 26, the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic
‘I don’t know what would happen to me if we lose,’ Kennedy says. Former President Donald Trump’s campaign confirmed Tuesday that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard are on his presidential transition team. “As President Trump’s broad coalition of supporters and endorsers expands across partisan lines, we are proud that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
‘I believe the government pressure was wrong, and I regret that we were not more outspoken about it,’ Mark Zuckerberg wrote. Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook was pressured by the federal government to censor COVID-19 content, and he now regrets bowing to those demands. In an Aug. 26 letter sent to the chairman