elections

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How Tim Scott Plans to Stand Out in a GOP That 'Craves Catastrophe'

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Why the Trump Case Could Drag On for Years

“This case could easily go beyond the 2024 election given all the complexities,” says one legal expert.

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Who Is Running for President in 2024?

Donald Trump and Nikki Haley have officially launched 2024 campaigns, but many other candidates are waiting in the wings.

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Georgia Grand Jury on Trump: What to Know

Fulton County released portions of a report on the grand jury's investigation. The report says one or more witnesses may have perjured themselves.

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Nikki Haley Jumps Into 2024 Race Vowing Generational Change

Haley called for mandatory mental competency tests for politicians over 75 years old.

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A History of Nikki Haley's Biggest Flip Flops on Trump

Nikki Haley is expected to challenge Trump for the 2024 Republican nomination.

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These Are the Elections to Watch in 2023

From Argentina to Pakistan to Turkey, these are the biggest votes next year.

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What to Know About ‘Linked-Fate Voting’

Research suggests that women vote in ways that are beneficial for their group, while men vote in ways that are beneficial for themselves

By Janell Ross

Inside the Effort to Fight ‘Racist Disinformation’ in the Midterms

According to a Senate report, in 2016, “no single group of Americans was targeted by [Russia’s Internet Research Agency] information operatives more than African-Americans.”

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Vote Officials Breathe "Huge Sigh of Relief"

Pre-election information campaigns helped forestall election denialism and deliver peaceful, orderly vote

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Why the World Is Watching the U.S. Midterms

International observers are paying attention to the health of American democracy and, in the post-Trump era, the direction of U.S. politics.

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How Musk's Call To Voters Could Impact U.S. Midterm Elections

“He controls the dials.” Musk's tweet raises questions about how Twitter could influence elections

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What Happens if a Candidate Contests the Results of a Midterm Election?

The amount of money both Democrats and Republicans have raised to pay for election-related litigation has surpassed previous election cycles at this point.

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The Voting Bloc That Could Sway the Midterms

There were enough overseas American voters to make the difference in key 2020 races. For the 2022 midterms, many organizers are hoping for a repeat.

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Democrats Are Using Social Media Influencers to Get Out the Vote

The amount of attention and investment Democrats have given social media influencers has skyrocketed in just a few years, and goes all the way up to the 79-year-old occupant of the Oval Office.

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California's 22nd District is One of the Most Competitive House Races in the Country

The Republican candidate, David Valadao, was one of 10 House Republicans to vote to impeach Trump in 2021.

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The Biggest Takeaways from the Fetterman and Oz Debate

Fetterman stumbled, Oz said abortion should be up to local politicians, and they sparred on minimum wage.

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