Spain Condemns Argentina’s Milei For Election Interference
Spain’s Foreign Ministry condemned the remarks as insults against the country, its elected institutions and its population.
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Wedgewood Polling Deception Raises Questions About Election Survey Credibility
Major outlets, including The New York Times and MS NOW, had previously cited the firm’s data.
Trump Says Midterm Campaign Spending Will Exceed $400 Million
Trump also claimed that over $300 million had already gone toward rallies and voter mobilization efforts, though that figure has not been independently verified.
Watch: Cellphone Thefts Erupt As A Key Public Security Issue in Brazil’s Race
As stolen devices increasingly enable devastating digital financial fraud, public frustration over street crime has surged to the forefront of voter concerns.
How The Republicans Seized Control Of Voting Rights From The States
According to progressives, the rationale behind vesting this power in the federal courts, through the Reconstruction amendments, was that States in the South could not be relied upon to support the civil rights revolution launched by the Republicans in 1865.
The Rise Of The AfD In Germany Signals Dwindling Support For Welfarism And Interventionism
The AfD, like most populist radical right parties (PRRPs) in Europe, respects the existing constitutional order and democratic rules. Yet, mainstream political parties instituted a “firewall” to isolate it from normal alliances and coalitions.
Watch: Large Crowds Mobilize Across Brazil As Presidential Candidates Stage Mass Rallies
As both campaigns deliver their final pitches, the rival mobilizations signal an intense battle for undecided voters in what experts describe as a high-stakes showdown for the future direction of Latin America’s largest democracy.
US Election Officials Miss Key Security Briefing On Russian, Chinese And Iranian Threats
Representatives from the FBI, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency were expected to participate
DOJ Sues California Over 20,000 Voters Allegedly Likely To Be Noncitizens
California Attorney General Rob Bonta rejected the demand as “legally baseless,” arguing that federal law restricts large-scale voter roll removals close to an election.
Nevada Governor’s Race Heats Up Over Controversial Data Center Projects
The controversy intensified after the Bureau of Land Management approved the Townsite project.
Trump Urges Ohio Voters To Back Republicans Ahead Of Crucial Senate Race
Trump focused heavily on immigration, criticized Somali and Haitian communities, and attacked Democratic Senate candidate Sherrod Brown.
Trump Says US Will Not Attack Iran Before Midterm Election
His announcement came after reports that US officials had been considering potential military strikes before the election.
Trump Distances Himself From Advisers Tied To Pro-Russian Government
Trump’s comments followed a New York Times report that James Blair and Chris LaCivita traveled to Republika Srpska in Bosnia and Herzegovina for paid consulting work linked to the territory’s government
Ken Paxton Blames Iran War, High Gas Prices For Campaign Struggles: Report
He described affordability as his campaign’s biggest challenge and acknowledged that he has little control over the war or fuel prices.
Democrats Make Gains Among GOP Voters Across Battleground Senate Races
Polls have sometimes underestimated Republican support, particularly among Trump’s strongest supporters.
Brazil Election Heads To Runoff Between Lula And Flávio Bolsonaro
Electoral court data showed Bolsonaro leading the first round with more than 55.8 million votes, compared with nearly 53.2 million for Lula.