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Wall Street Journal:
Watch These Counties for Early Clues to Election Night — Seven counties offer hints on how the presidential vote is shaping up among crucial voter groups for both candidates
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Versha Sharma / Teen Vogue:
Kamala Harris Is Not Our Savior. But a Donald Trump Win Would Be Catastrophic. — In this op-ed, Teen Vogue's editor in chief argues that voting Harris is our best chance of stopping the irreversible damage of another Trump presidency. — Donald Trump cannot win this election. Full stop.
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Zachary Schermele / USA Today:
Getting out the college vote: It's more crucial - and complicated - than ever
Getting out the college vote: It's more crucial - and complicated - than ever
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NBC News:
The final undecided voters could sway the election. They're not wild about the choice.
The final undecided voters could sway the election. They're not wild about the choice.
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RedState, Staten Island Advance, Raw Story, Deseret News, Washington Post, The Intercept and Vox
Benjamin Oreskes / New York Times:
Uncertainty Reigns in Nevada With Rise of Nonpartisan Voters
Uncertainty Reigns in Nevada With Rise of Nonpartisan Voters
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Deseret News, Daily Caller News Foundation, ABC News and Washington Times
Heather Cox Richardson / Letters from an American:
November 1, 2024 — Trump's comments to right-wing media figure Tucker Carlson last night at an event in Glendale, Arizona, about former representative Liz Cheney (R-WY), coming as they have after the extraordinary racism and sexism of Trump's Sunday event at New York City's Madison Square Garden …
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Politico, Michigan Advance, The Bulwark, Alternet.org and Democrats
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Tim Balk / New York Times:
Nicolle Wallace Calls on Her Former Boss, George W. Bush, to Denounce Trump
Nicolle Wallace Calls on Her Former Boss, George W. Bush, to Denounce Trump
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The Hill, Mock Paper Scissors, The Guardian, DNyuz, Hollywood Life, Associated Press, RedState and New Jersey Online
Jess Bidgood / New York Times:
Trump Still Can't Stop Talking About Women
Trump Still Can't Stop Talking About Women
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Alternet.org, NC Newsline, HuffPost and DNyuz
Josh Christenson / New York Post:
Harris campaign, Drudge Report melt down, accuse Trump of calling for Liz Cheney's ‘execution’
Harris campaign, Drudge Report melt down, accuse Trump of calling for Liz Cheney's ‘execution’
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Eboni Boykin-Patterson / The Daily Beast:
Liz Cheney Tells George W. Bush to Endorse Kamala Harris: 'It's Time'
Liz Cheney Tells George W. Bush to Endorse Kamala Harris: 'It's Time'
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Townhall, BizPac Review, DNyuz, The Hill, Raw Story, Politico and Blaze Media
New York Times:
Trump, Preparing to Challenge the Results, Puts His 2020 Playbook Into Action — Step by step, Donald J. Trump and his allies are following the strategies that caused chaos four years ago. Election officials say they are ready this time. — Former President Donald J. Trump and his allies …
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NBC News, Althouse, The Independent and Media Matters for America
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Elizabeth Elkind / Fox News:
Georgia's nearly 4 million early votes bode well for Trump, top state Republican says
Georgia's nearly 4 million early votes bode well for Trump, top state Republican says
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Staten Island Advance, Associated Press, Carolina Journal, Washington Examiner and DNyuz
Jeremy W. Peters / New York Times:
In Shift From 2020, Identity Politics Loses Its Grip on the Country
Ivan Pereira / ABC News:
Tens of millions of early votes have been cast. What could it mean for Election Day? — One expert warns limited data fail to show a major advantage for either party. — Residents wait in a line around city hall to cast their ballots on the last day of early voting in Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 29, 2024.
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Alternet.org, New Republic and NBC News
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Ian Millhiser / Vox:
The Supreme Court decides not to toss out thousands of Pennsylvania ballots
The Supreme Court decides not to toss out thousands of Pennsylvania ballots
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BizPac Review, Today's Edition Newsletter, Los Angeles Times and Bloomberg
Associated Press:
Supreme Court allows Pennsylvania to count contested provisional ballots, rejecting Republican plea
Supreme Court allows Pennsylvania to count contested provisional ballots, rejecting Republican plea
Lawrence Hurley / NBC News:
Supreme Court allows Pennsylvania voters who sent defective mail-in ballots to cast provisional ones in person
Supreme Court allows Pennsylvania voters who sent defective mail-in ballots to cast provisional ones in person
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UPI, The Gateway Pundit, Pennsylvania Capital-Star, Raw Story, Forbes, Townhall and Daily Caller News Foundation
Democracy Docket:
Up to 17,000 Pennsylvanians Who Haven't Received Mail-in Ballots Permitted to Vote Early in Person
Up to 17,000 Pennsylvanians Who Haven't Received Mail-in Ballots Permitted to Vote Early in Person
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USA Today, New York Times and WAGA-TV
Melissa Quinn / CBS News:
Supreme Court won't block counting of certain provisional ballots in battleground Pennsylvania
Supreme Court won't block counting of certain provisional ballots in battleground Pennsylvania
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NPR, Amy Howe, The Hill and Washington Examiner
Russell Payne / Salon:
“Democrats are in a stronger position”: Election forecasters give Dems an edge in swing House races — Democrats are running strong challengers in a handful of districts that could swing control of the House — With much of the attention on the House gravitating towards the battleground states …
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The Liberal Patriot and USA Today
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Carl Hulse / New York Times:
A Tight Senate Battle Comes Down to a Few Key Races … After two years and a multibillion-dollar barrage of political attack ads, the fight for Senate control is down to a handful of races, with Republicans holding a clear edge but Democrats maintaining a narrow path to retaining their majority if events break their way.
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Spotlight PA, VTDigger, South Dakota Searchlight, Breitbart, Washington Post and Semafor
Luke Broadwater / New York Times:
Judge Allows Unusual G.O.P. Strategy to Pump Money Into Senate Races
Judge Allows Unusual G.O.P. Strategy to Pump Money Into Senate Races
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YouGov, The Dakota Scout, USA Today, DNyuz and PennLive
Tim Alberta / The Atlantic:
Inside the Ruthless, Restless Final Days of Trump's Campaign — To support The Atlantic's journalism, please consider subscribing today. — At the end of June, in the afterglow of a debate performance that would ultimately prompt President Joe Biden to end his campaign for reelection …
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New Jersey Online, Florida Politics and Axios
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Juliann Ventura / The Hill:
Maher delivers final message to undecided voters: It may get worse under Trump — Bill Maher warned viewers that things may get worse if former President Trump gets a second term in The White House. — “So, dear Christmas Eve voter, I say to you: things aren't that bad …
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New York Post, Daily Mail and The Hollywood Reporter
George Monbiot / The Guardian:
Can democracy survive now the world's richest man has it in his sights? — A vote for Donald Trump next week is also a vote for Elon Musk. The tech boss will have a springboard to greater power even than the US presidency — This is what happens when successive US governments fail to tackle inequality.
Franklin Foer / The Atlantic:
The Unique Danger of a Trumpist Oligarchy — On December 14, 2016, President-elect Donald Trump crammed a handful of America's most recognizable moguls into a conference room on the 25th floor of his Manhattan headquarters. The group included Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Tesla's Elon Musk, and Apple's Tim Cook.
New York Times:
The Editorial Board — You already know Donald Trump. — He is unfit to lead. Watch him. — Listen to those who know him best. — and remains a threat to democracy. — He helped overturn Roe, with — terrible consequences. Mr. Trump's — corruption and lawlessness go
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Rachel Flynn / BBC:
Kemi Badenoch wins Conservative Party leadership contest — Summary — Kemi Badenoch has emerged victorious in the race to succeed Rishi Sunak as Conservative Party leader — She describes being appointed leader as an “enormous honour” and pledges to hold the Labour government to account …
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Politico:
Tories pick first Black woman to lead a major UK political party — LONDON — Kemi Badenoch's elevation as leader of Britain's Conservatives is a historic moment in British politics — but you can expect the Tories to take it in their stride. — The 44-year-old is the first Black woman …
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New York Times, Metro.co.uk, The American Conservative and UnHerd
Paige Oamek / New Republic:
Lauren Boebert May Suddenly Be in Trouble This Election — Could Representative Lauren Boebert actually lose her spot in the House? Recent polling shows it may be possible. — The nonpartisan Cook Political Report on Friday reported that Boebert has lost ground in Colorado's 4th congressional district …
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Raw Story, DNyuz and Colorado Public Radio
Jonathan Edwards / Washington Post:
Pa. officials apologize for shackled Harris display in Halloween parade — Community officials in Pennsylvania apologized after someone dressed as Vice President Kamala Harris pretended to be shackled behind a vehicle during a parade. — Officials in a small Pennsylvania community apologized Thursday …
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Juliann Ventura / The Hill:
Bolton suggests Trump will not accept results if Harris wins: ‘We should be ready for it’ — Former national security adviser John Bolton said that he doesn't think former President Trump will accept the results of the presidential election if he doesn't win, warning that “we should be ready for it.”
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