Justices turned away a challenge from Republicans. Ballots that arrive by mail can be counted up to three days after Election Day, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled on Oct. 28. The state’s top court turned away a challenge to state law that says ballots that arrive without clear postmarks, provided they’re received no later than
At Madison Square Garden, the former first lady called New York ‘a great metropolis’ but lamented ‘the decline in the quality of life’ in the city. Former First Lady Melania Trump made an unannounced speech at her husband’s campaign rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday in a rare appearance on this year’s campaign trail.
At first glance, an initiative called “Progress 2028” appears to be a progressive version of “Project 2025,” the conservative blueprint spearheaded by the Heritage Foundation that includes policy proposals for the next president. However, Progress 2028 is not linked to Vice President Kamala Harris or any progressive group, according to an analysis by CBS News;
The Village of Hempstead promoted a Democratic rally as a nonpartisan voter registration drive (Incorporated Village of Hempstead Facebook) A village on Long Island used taxpayer resources to promote a campaign rally headlined by House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries (D., N.Y.) in violation of local, state, and federal laws, a watchdog group alleged in a
‘So, to be very frank with you, my internal polling is my instinct,’ the vice president said. Vice President Kamala Harris on Oct. 27 responded to a question about her presidential campaign’s polling, saying crowds are showing up to her events. Jeff Mason with Reuters asked her, “Madam Vice President, can you give us a
Insight into the candidates’ final push Final push in 2024 election: Trump and Harris neck-and-neck with 8 days to go 04:46 Washington — President Biden cast his early vote Monday with just over a week to go until Election Day, as his chosen successor and former rival appear to be deadlocked in a tight race
Washington — With the election now just days away, the battle for the presidency is being waged not just at the ballot box but also in courtrooms in an election cycle marked by scores of lawsuits brought by both parties. While many of the cases involve disputes over state laws that will be decided by state courts,