The plea on a misdemeanor charge will mean Cochise County Supervisor Peggy Judd avoids felony charges and retains her role. An Arizona county official has accepted a plea deal after being charged with delaying certification of the 2022 midterm election in Cochise County, in which she cited concerns over election integrity. Cochise County Supervisor Peggy
Gone are the days where the biggest concern is students drawing alien ears on their science teacher or printing images of a friend’s face connected to a four-legged body with scales and a tail. That was 30-something years ago. Now, schools are being forced to develop emergency response plans in case sexually explicit images of
The documents showed Harris could tap into at least $91.9 million more in cash than Trump could at the end of September. Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign closed September with a massive cash advantage over former President Donald Trump’s operation, according to new federal filings. Between Oct. 15 and 20, the committees associated with the
The Cook Political Report, an influential source in political circles, on Oct. 21 moved the Senate race in Pennsylvania to a “toss-up” and the one in Nebraska to “lean R.” The Pennsylvania Senate race between incumbent Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) and millionaire businessman and army veteran Dave McCormick has become close in recent weeks with
The possibility of a special vote in Congress to budget for more disaster relief has been up in the air since Hurricane Helene made landfall in late September. Former President Donald Trump told members of the press during a visit to Asheville, North Carolina, that he was in favor of Congress returning from their recess
The Arkansas Supreme Court has blocked votes from being counted for a November ballot initiative that would expand marijuana access. The Arkansas Supreme Court has blocked a proposed state constitutional amendment that would have expanded access to marijuana, citing misleading language that was not clear to voters as the key reason for barring the Secretary
‘The Department will address these violations wherever they occur,’ the DOJ said. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced the deployment of district election officers to handle reports of intimidation and threats, fraud, and other election irregularities as part of the Election Day program. Multiple news releases from the DOJ were sent last week