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Fresh polling from the Tar Heel State suggests the presidential race couldn’t be closer, and perceptions of governmental response to Hurricane Helene ultimately could push the state’s 16 electoral votes to either Donald Trump or Kamala Harris. Tuesday tallies from WRAL/SurveyUSA and Elon University show the candidates tied at 47% and 46% respectively. And in both cases, the tropical tempest’s unprecedented destruction and polarized perceptions of official response and recovery are framing the race even as 3.1 million voters (40% of the electorate) have already cast their ballots. The WRAL survey of 853 likely voters, which was conducted Oct. 23...
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The Trump campaign has uncovered disturbing news on voting in Pennsylvania that suggests strong voter suppression efforts by the Democrats are underway. James Blair, the political director of the Trump campaign and Republican National Committee, posted a disturbing image on X showing that Democratic staffers are posing as election workers in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The move seems to be an attempt to intimidate Keystone State voters supporting the 45th President. “The Democrats are running around in Bucks County, PA with badges trying to pretend like they are elections officials,” he wrote. “These people are not officials.” “Intimidation tactics!”
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In an interview with NBC News' Hallie Jackson, Democrat presidential nominee Vice-President Kamala Harris assured America that "a woman's right to an abortion must be absolute, nationwide in scope, and universally obeyed. Once it's the law of the land no doctor, nurse, or hospital will be allowed to refuse to perform the procedure for any reason." "The claim of religious reasons for not wanting to perform the procedure is a sham that must be nipped in the bud," she adamantly asserted. "The law is the law. We don't allow a person to break the law against murdering someone on the...
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A multi-day severe weather threat kicks off this week heading into Halloween, bringing with it the potential for damaging winds, hail and severe thunderstorms for the Central U.S. A cold front begins its trek across the central and southern Plains this week. Warmer temperatures will converge along the cold front, creating possible thunderstorm development. The biggest potential for extreme weather is set to unfold Wednesday before the front marches into the Northeast by Halloween night. “I think one of the interesting things here is that this is a fall front, but the placement of severe weather is closer to what...
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David DePape, the man who attacked Nancy Pelosi's husband in their San Francisco home two years ago, was sentenced to life without parole Tuesday on his state conviction. A San Francisco judge handed down the sentence on DePape's aggravated kidnapping conviction in the October 2022 attack on Paul Pelosi. DePape also got eight years on other charges in the state case. Before the sentencing, DePape had a chance to address the court and the Pelosi family. But first, his attorneys were expected to ask for a new trial.
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How many votes were falsely stolen in the 2020 presidential election? Naturally Google Search and AI searches won't say. Even when I posted this question: "Election Deniers claim how many votes were stolen in the 2020 election"? They won't say.And to no one's surprise internet searches actually finds and posts a few examples of where Biden votes were undercounted. It's not a surprise that one cannot expect truth or transparency from search engine searches.But I ask these questions as I'll be early voting tomorrw and I want to know if there is a way I can track my ballot choices...
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With barely a week remaining until Election Day, former President Donald Trump has edged ahead of Vice President Kamala Harris again in the latest daily tracking poll of the 2024 presidential election. The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that, if the election were held today, 48% of Likely U.S. Voters would vote for Trump and 47% would vote for Harris. Two percent (2%) say they’d vote for some other candidate and another two percent (2%) are undecided.
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A box containing hundreds of ballots from Miami-Dade County was discovered on the side of Florida’s Turnpike after reportedly falling from an unsecured county truck. The alarming event, confirmed by the Miami-Dade Elections Department, occurred late Monday night, prompting immediate concerns over election security. Dashcam footage and cellphone videos captured by concerned citizens reveal the containers strewn across the roadway at Exit 11, near Cutler Bay. The footage shows the clearly labeled parcels, complete with county barcodes and tracking paperwork meant for managing paper ballots. A vigilant driver who stumbled upon the abandoned ballots took it upon himself to deliver...
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Hollywood star Julia Roberts has narrated a new Kamala Harris commercial that is encouraging women to intentionally deceive their Trump-supporting husbands by secretly voting for the Harris-Walz ticket — in effect, canceling out their husbands’ votes. The new commercial shows a white suburban woman voting for Kamala Harris as her Trump-supporting husband — who is portrayed as obnoxious and vaguely sexist — watches from afar. “Remember, what happens in the booth stays in the booth,” Roberts says.
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While Joe Rogan plays the waiting game for a potential Kamala Harris interview, he’s already lined up his next podcast guest -- none other than Ohio Senator J.D. Vance, who's following in the footsteps of his running mate, former president Donald Trump. The Republican vice presidential nominee is gearing up to chat with Joe on "The Joe Rogan Experience" Wednesday ... with CNN’s Alayna Treene revealing the interview is set to drop later this week. Early Tuesday Rogan said Harris has not turned down an interview, and that the campaign had offered to tape today, but said he didn’t want...
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An MSNBC reporter was left stunned after being told by a New Yorker that he didn't view Donald Trump as a threat to democracy. The unknown man was asked if attacks by Vice President Kamal Harris and her running mate Tim Walz on Donald Trump resonated with him. Pausing for a few seconds, the man responded: 'It doesn't', before adding that he thought the Democrats' barbs were political in nature only.
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Joe Rogan posted his three-hour-long interview with Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump on X after viewers claimed YouTube was censoring it. During the podcast released late Friday night, Trump spoke to Rogan about UFOs, the John F. Kennedy assassination files, the border and healthy food in the U.S. The interview amassed a staggering 17million YouTube views in less than 24 hours, but many people claimed they could not find the episode using the video sharing platform's search feature.
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In the final week of this 'dead heat' presidential election, I am reminded of Ronald Reagan's landslide 1980 victory. Then as now, President Jimmy Carter was polling neck-and-neck with his Republican challenger. A Gallup poll showed Carter up one percentage point nationally in late October. Only four days before the vote, a CBS News/New York Times survey showed the race to be just as close.
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LOS ANGELES, CA — A local early voting precinct was briefly thrown into disarray today, as a man was arrested for showing his I.D. to vote. Authorities said Justin Davis arrived at the voting location at around 9:00 A.M. and presented his driver's license to horrified poll workers who immediately called the police to report the blatant act of racism. "There's no place for this type of lawlessness in California," said Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson Sgt. Paul Marquez. "We received a tip that there was a man showing his I.D. to vote here, which is a brazen violation of...
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Ahead of the 2024 Presidential election, see how Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are really faring among voters with DailyMail.com's brilliant poll tracker. Our interactive graphs give invaluable insight into how pollsters are predicting the outcome of the race. Polls in the last week have seen momentum swing to Trump, but the race is still on a knife-edge and is set to be one of the closest in history.
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Vice President Kamala Harris has portrayed herself as a champion of women throughout her career, but that image is now in jeopardy with the election in just seven days. Details of a horrific rape case plea deal brokered by the assistant district attorney while she was district attorney exclusively obtained by DailyMail.com calls into question her commitment to protecting women. In 2008, Lillian Gradillas was sitting in a party bus late at night after she was not allowed into a nightclub because she lacked the proper identification to enter with the rest of her family and friends.
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An Ohio Democratic campaign staffer was caught calling fellow residents racist for their stance on immigration and saying the entire border should be open. In a leaked recording, Kevin Oyakawa, an operative working for Sen. Sherrod Brown and Rep. Emilia Sykes, was heard discussing what has prevented Sykes from discussing her position on immigration. 'Open the f****** border, I don't give a s*** who the f**** comes in here,' Oyakawa said in the recording, as reported by Ohio.news.
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Vice President Kamala Harris will make her final case to voters Tuesday on the Ellipse—one last opportunity before Election Day to contrast her campaign with that of former President Donald Trump, who hosted his infamous “Stop the Steal” rally at the same White House-adjacent park on January 6, 2021. Here’s what Washingtonians should know ahead of Harris’s closing remarks:
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Here are the two best Trump videos I have seen. Of course, you can't find them on Youtube (censored, I guess) so these are links from X. If someone has better links they can post them: Men not afraid of women - "Dear Kamala": https://x.com/i/status/1850424273401192705 This is too long for a campaign ad, but it is perfect. Trump theme song - salsa: https://x.com/BehizyTweets/status/1850319302076805232 I love Latin rythym, and this hits the right "notes", so to speak.
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You’ve probably been reading in the news lately about how Democrats have started calling Donald Trump a fascist. They’re saying things like: “The stench of fascism is in the air,” and He wants to “replace the Bill of Rights with fascist precepts lifted verbatim from Mein Kampf,” and He “displays the supremacist ideology of Nazi Germany.’’ And, “He is a fascist, for his program takes immediate and direct aim at (a sector of) the working class.’’ Oh, wait. Those statements weren’t about Trump at all. The first quotation was what California Gov. Pat Brown said about Barry Goldwater in 1964....
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