Election Day Will Bring an Unprecedented Wave of Poll Observers From Both Sides and the Justice Department
Democratic groups plan tens of thousands of monitors, while the DOJ readies its largest-ever program and GOP-aligned groups add their own.
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Alaska Senate Candidate Mary Peltola and Family Suffer Minor Injuries in Car Crash
Peltola, challenging Sen. Dan Sullivan, postponed events Sunday and Monday and plans to resume campaigning Tuesday in Homer.
Obama Rallies Ohio Democrats, Slams Ramaswamy Over Ad Featuring Amy Acton’s Estranged Mother
“There is no line he will not cross,” the former president said; Trump and Vance have defended the ad.
Gun Questions on the Ballot: Massachusetts Votes on Its Sweeping Gun Law, Idaho Picks a ‘State Gun’
Massachusetts gun owners face a registration deadline six days before voters decide whether to keep the 2024 law.
Trump Votes Early in Person in Florida, Says He Backed Republicans ‘Very Much So’
The president and first lady cast ballots in West Palm Beach before he headed to a Georgia rally.
Trump Announces $4.2 Billion Audi Plant in Georgia at Campaign Rally
Audi says the Macon-area factory would build 200,000 SUVs a year and employ about 4,500, with production starting in the early 2030s.
Justice Department Sues to Block Alaska Senate Certification if Sen. Sullivan Loses to Peltola
The suit centers on a second candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan on the ranked-choice ballot.
Justice Department Gives California Counties 48 Hours to Flag Ballots It Says May Be From Noncitizens
At least 18 counties received letters, according to the Los Angeles County registrar.
Elon Musk Becomes Biggest Known Midterm Donor, Giving $276 Million to Help Republicans
Most of the money went to the Senate Leadership Fund, one of the largest known political donations in U.S. history.