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9 million Texans voted early in 2024. Here’s how that compares to previous years.

The turnout rate dropped more than 8 percentage points compared to four years ago — a high-water mark for the Lone Star State.

The Texas Tribune

Vice President Harris And Former President Trump Release Final Campaign Ads

Vice President Harris and former President Trump release final campaign ads for 2024 election, focusing on 'the people' theme. Harris emphasizes new leader...

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Residents of conservative California county brace for tumultuous elections

‘More and more divided’ Shasta is grappling with baseless conspiracy theories of voter fraud and election denialism

The Guardian - US

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Chris Pratt fumbles election op-ed

For his mother-in-law Maria Shriver's paper, Pratt preaches the importance of being "a good sport" this election

Salon

Azealia Banks makes dramatic endorsement switch as she lashes out at ‘dirtbag’ Elon Musk

Controversial rapper warned her followers about the importance of ‘keeping Musk away from any type of political power’ in the US

The Independent UK

Selzer’s surprise: Why the Roe reckoning may finally be here for Donald Trump

If the Selzer poll bears out to any degree tomorrow, we’re in for a decades-defining political backlash

The Independent UK

How and where to watch the 2024 election

Multiple streaming services are offering to help you follow the results of Decision 2024

Salon

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Trump-Backed Republican Candidate Accused of Lying About Military Record Comes Clean, Admits There's No Proof 'For Any of This Stuff'

Montana Republican Tim Sheehy has admitted that there are no records confirming that he received a bullet wound while stationed overseas during his time in the military after being accused of lying.

Latin Times

Is The US Election Really So Close?

The United States stands on edge as polls suggest one of the closest presidential races in history between former president Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.

International Business Times

Pelosi Says Trump's Brain Is 'Deteriorating': 'He Can't Last As President For Four Years'

The California Democrat called recent remarks by the 78-year-old Republican a 'further indication of his cognitive degeneration.'

International Business Times

These 10 Democrats Are At Serious Risk Losing Their House Seats in 'Toss Up' Elections

Nonpartisan forecaster The Cook Political Report claims there are 22 extremely close competitive races in the Lower House, with 12 Republican incumbents also at risk or losing their seats

Latin Times

Top Philadelphia Official Issues Powerful Warning to Election Day Troublemakers: 'Eff Around and Find Out'

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner delivered a clear message Monday to anyone considering interfering in the upcoming election: "F around and find out."

Latin Times

Trump and Harris hold final campaign rallies on eve of US election

In final day of campaigning, Trump and Harris remain neck and neck, scrambling to win votes in crucial swing states.

Al Jazeera

Pro-Trump Navy SEAL Trolled Over 'Weird' Tweet Threatening to Make Kamala-Voting 'Boys' His 'Concubines'

The internet is trolling a former Navy SEAL for tweeting he would make a group of Gen Z voters his "concubines" for supporting Kamala Harris.

Latin Times

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The Most Expensive Non-Presidential Campaign in U.S History is Set to be Decided by Razor-Thin Margins

About 285,000 Latinos are expected to vote in the Ohio Senate race

The Guardian - US

Musk-linked Pac accused of targeting Jewish and Arab Americans in swing states

Future Coalition Pac accused of sending the two groups very different messages about Harris’s position on Gaza

The Conversation

How scenario planning could help Canadian policymakers deal with American political chaos

One of the most bizarre aspects of the United States presidential election has been how difficult it’s been to determine the truth — particularly due to Republican Donald Trump’s candidacy — and if the truth even matters.

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Pre-Election Voting Trends Show Shift In Party Participation

Insights from pre-election voting data show shifts in voter behavior, with Republicans increasing participation and gender disparities observed.

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Salon

Poll: Trump damaged by "garbage" joke

Six in 10 Latino voters in Pennsylvania support the vice president, according to a new YouGov/Univision poll

Latin Times

After Leading in Polls For the Entire Campaign, Dems Worry About Jackie Rosen's Early Data in Nevada Senate Race

Democrats in the state are increasingly worried that the race between incumbent Jacky Rosen and Sam Brown has tightened significantly

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Vice President Harris Under Scrutiny For Proposition 36 Stance

Riverside County Sheriff criticizes VP Harris for not disclosing stance on Prop 36, a ballot measure addressing rising crime rates in California.

The Independent UK

Some Republican-led states refuse to let Justice Department monitors into polling places

Some Republican-led states say they they will block Justice Department’s election monitors from going inside polling places on Election Day, pushing back on federal authorities’ decades-long practice of watching for violations of federal voting laws

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Biden And Harris Campaign Separately In Pennsylvania Battleground State

Pennsylvania plays a pivotal role in the election as Biden and Harris campaign in key cities, while Trump also focuses on the state.

Latin Times

7 in 10 Puerto Ricans in Pennsylvania Say There is Racism in Trump's Campaign After 'Island of Garbage' Joke

Fallout from Trump's MSG rally could be crucial in the swing state as Puerto Ricans account for 3.7 percent of its population

The Conversation

What poll watchers can − and can’t − do on Election Day

When most people think of their experience of voting in person, they may remember other voters at the polls, or the hardworking election officials checking people in and helping people submit their ballots. But in many elections, a third group is often present: poll watchers.

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