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Voters in Texas feel the governor is trying to manipulate the upcoming presidential election.
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There are hundreds of cases in 44 states filed by Republicans attempting to block widespread mail-in voting, and President Trump is ready to challenge any results that don't go his way.
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Is Ohio, long a US bellwether, slipping out of play for Democrats?
Vladimir Putin Claims He Doesn't Want Russia And US To Meddle In Each Other's Elections
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday called for an agreement on cyber relations with the United States and requested that the two countries not influence each other's elections.
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There was increasing pressure to suspend political ads during election week to limit the spread of misinformation as vote counting is expected to extend well beyond election night.
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A poll shows 44% of voters declaring that presidential debates are “not at all important.”
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Kanye West will officially be on the ballot in only a handful of sates this November.
Poland's Governing Coalition On Brink Of Collapse
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Twitter Launches 'Election Hub' To Help With Voting Process During Pandemic
The social media website is adding an election information hub to help users navigate the voting process during COVID-19.
San Francisco May Allow Teenagers To Vote In Local Elections
Teens in San Francisco may be able to vote in elections.
Swing States Michigan, Ohio Confirm Record Number Of Absentee Ballots For 2020 Election
Ohio and Michigan received a record number of absentee ballot requests, but the question of whether they can handle it remains.
US Voters Embrace Early Voting, But Sentiment Divided Down Party Lines
A poll by the Washington Post and the University of Maryland indicates that more Americans than ever want to vote early or by mail. Confidence in elections is low, but for different reasons in different demographics.
House Panel Concerned About Ability Of Florida, Georgia, Texas, Wisconsin To Conduct Secure Elections Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The panel released a report citing shortcomings in the primaries conducted this year in Florida, Georgia, Texas and Wisconsin.
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