Baldwin, Hovde Debate in Close Wisconsin US Senate Race

Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) and Republican challenger Eric Hovde debated abortion, immigration, and foreign policy with 18 days to go before the election. Democrat Wisconsin Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican challenger Eric Hovde squared off in an Oct. 18 debate less than three weeks before Election Day. The one-hour exchange marked the first and only

Florida Residents Sue to Void Abortion Amendment on November Ballot

Based on the findings of s state report, plaintiffs allege election fraud in the gathering of signatures for the measure. Long after ballots were printed, and just weeks before the Nov. 5 election, an abortion-related citizen initiative to amend the Florida Constitution is in legal jeopardy over alleged fraud in the gathering of signatures. Days

In Omaha, Democrats and Republicans Compete for Pivotal Electoral Vote

OMAHA, Neb.—In the three-county area comprising Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District, election officials, local party leaders, and voters agree on one thing: winning the district will be purely a matter of turnout. Nebraska is one of two states that splits its votes in the Electoral College. This presents a rare opportunity for partisans to seize an

Elon Musk Pushes Voter Registrations in Pennsylvania, Offers $100 to Each New Signup

The billionaire is driving voter registration before the Oct. 21 deadline in the battleground state. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pa.—At another solo stumping event in Pennsylvania for former President Donald Trump, billionaire Elon Musk told more than 1,000 attendees that reelecting Trump is “incredibly important.” He urged voters to register in the swing state before the deadline

Economy Top of Mind for Most North Carolina Early Voters

From Kannapolis to Durham, college students, and retirees are talking prices and values. It’s a kitchen table kind of election—just ask North Carolinians. Even as Democrats tout job growth, tech reshoring, and other achievements under President Joe Biden, many Americans feel the pinch of aggregate inflation, high housing prices, and more. As former President Donald

Federal Judge Rejects GOP Lawsuit Alleging Nevada Voter Roll Mismanagement

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit alleging Nevada’s voter rolls were inaccurate, citing lack of evidence for concrete legal harm. A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by the Republican National Committee (RNC), the Nevada GOP, and individual Nevada voter Scott Johnston, alleging that Nevada’s voter rolls were inaccurate and violated federal law. The